Sure miss the old days camping at arrowhead camping area I remember the bull family quite well and…read morethey were awesome back in the 60-70's I would love to get back to arrowhead camping and stay with them for a couple of nights and remember the past and what a great time we all had loved going to the lodge and singing with everyone. Going on a lion hunt going to catch a big one I'm not scared was my favorite I miss that place some day I hope to make it back to arrowhead in the hopefully near future

I have been coming to camp arrowhead for as long as I can remember and have spent many summers…read morethere. My grandparents and cousins were seasonal campers for a loooong time. Now as an adult I can appreciate it even more! There are plenty of trails to explore by foot or bike. If that's not your speed, you can rent the paddle boats or a canoe to go around Rabbit Island, go fishing, or go for a dip in the lake. It's a nice quiet campground and coming from the city, you can really see the stars out there! If tent camping or RV camping isn't your thing, you can go glamping and rent one of their cabins. They're perfect to enjoy with some family or friends (I've done both on a few occasions). Bonus- you get your own shower, toilet and a fully functional kitchen! But you'll have to book them early as they can go fast! My family has long ties with the Bull family and they are truly amazing people! Definitely book a weekend (or a season) with Camp Arrowhead!

We were supposed to be on a buddy site with family. The buddy site is set up as a group site not a…read morebuddy site. The fire pit placement is completed whacked. Looks like someone was playing jarts and where ever it landed is where they placed the pit. A previous review said they had new cabins, I didn't see any as we drove around in the golf cart. Maybe they are remodeled on the inside but the outside hasn't been touched in what looks like 40 years. There are not many weekend camp spots, it is mostly all seasonal. I'm talking multiple sheds on sites along with decks and large canopy's. There are some amenities. Fitness center but you have to be 18 to use (very strict on the age). If you have young kids the playground is quite nice, I'd say even better than some KOA's we've been to. There is also a place to fish, a pool and a beach with swimming. The showers were disappointing, no chair or bench to sit on. Do you know what it's like hopping around on one foot on a slippery floor trying to put your underwear on, next to impossible. The water was nice and hot but you had to press the know every 3 seconds. Golf cart rental $68 per day Wood bundle $10 each Quiet hours start at 10p.

We have been seasonals for 9 years and this place is HOME. We have met the nicest friends who are…read morelike family. The campground is so beautiful. It has amenities for every age. Events are always happening from crafts to bands. You will not be disappointed in staying either in a tent, trailer or renting a cabin!

We had a 10 ft long camper and a pup tent! We all were placed in the group camping area. 8…read morefamilies. 2 left when they saw that parking lot you placed us in. I have friends that had seasonals that left because many people there are mean. Also, you seasonal prices are way too high for what you get.

Really awesome location near Napa, easy access to shopping and restaurants yet great nature trails…read moreright there. We saw elk, deer, wild turkeys and picked ripe blackberries. The sites are not pretty or spacious, but access to cool things to do works for us!

Open field with no indicators of what's your site and what's the public walk way. Constantly had…read morepeople crossing right through our site to get to the bathrooms. It was pretty but it's more or less just a place to park. No activities to do around the park unless you hang at the beach. There weren't any trails or anything to do for fun. Kind of boring.

Darien Lakes State Park is not the amusement park. It's the state park and campground less than 15…read moreminutes from the amusement park. If you like the amusement park, and like to camp, and need accommodations, staying here will save you a huge change chunk. We camped here for the first time last summer, mid-August. It was our only kid-free camping trip of the season. The hub'ster and I had concert tickets at Darien Lake Amphitheater (basically in the theme park), and made a getaway out of it by staying here. The proximity to the concert was great. We didn't get sloshed, so drove back and forth to the show, but the desk told us that Ubers are a safe, easy option for transport that campers who are concertgoers use often. Speaking of the front desk, the staff was excellent. Very friendly, offered up useful suggestions without us asking, happily replaced our parking tag when I accidentally ripped the first one. It's nice when customer service staff goes above and beyond to make sure you know what you need to know. We stayed on electric site #22. The site was grassy and pretty level, with good shade. It was a larger site that we could actually wrap around, instead of having to back in. That's always winning in my husband's book. The bathrooms here were kept very clean, probably the cleanest state park bathrooms of all our camp travels so far. The facilities weren't new, but they were well cared for and tidy. Great job facilities crew! The park's amenities include a small lake with fishing and swimming, some sports courts/fields, great nature trails, and pavilion/picnic areas. I believe there is disc golf too. The hubs and I relaxed at the beach, and explored the trails. There was definitely more trail to trek than we had time for, so we're looking forward to getting out there again someday. Both my husband and I enjoyed our camping stay at Darien Lakes State Park very much. We ventured into nearby cute lil' Alden to poke around a bit, relaxed on the site, had a great time at the concert, and didn't miss our kids for a second! In our defense, it was only 3 nights away. Give it 4, and good-mom-miss-my-kids vibes would have probably kicked in. Probably.

This is a very large campground with a variety of accommodations. Everything from a tent site, to a…read moreyurt, RV hook up, or cabins. We stayed in one of the four tent sites. Note-the tent sites didn't offer a ton of privacy, it was kind of open. It was very close to two bathrooms. It was very quiet. We were so impressed upon arrival. Everything was well marked and clean. The general store has a little bit of everything. The staff was helpful and friendly. They offered a lot of family friendly activities. We were there during their harvest festival weekend. They offered hay rides and cider and donuts by their bon fire the first night we were there. Almost all of their activities are included. They charge a fee for their zip lines. They offer free pedal bike usage alongwith boat usage. It is conveniently located to Niagara Falls. They offer late check-in and even check in for folks who don't have a reservation, if they have availability Saturday morning the store opened at 9 AM a little late for us since we were on the road by 845. We were hoping to buy acup of coffee (they have $2 K-cups).

We found them online and decided to give them a try. It was my first time camping and it was a…read moregreat experience. I did reach out to them to inform them I would be arriving late and they gave us instructions to follow for after hours. The only thing that was had to follow were the signed. Over all the location was nice. The bathrooms were very clean. Both the electricity and water worked great. Over all a great experience and super close drive to see the falls on the NY side.

I didn't stay here I just dropped my daughter off for a birthday party. I went inside the small…read morecabin looking office at the front entrance. It took a while before I was helped. I was told I had to sign in and get a pass to drop my daughter off. No problem I did that. I gave my plate number and name and address of the party. Hmmmmm. The party was offended that I was up there. They had never heard of anyone needing to do that. Anyway. She had rented a pavilion and was having the party there however she had a trailer there too. As well as other family members of hers had their own trailors as well. It seemed nice and mellow. My daughter stayed the night. She enjoyed herself. They have pools and like fishing area. Apparently people go their to compete in fishing tournaments. I had no idea. My plan is to go back and see more of the grounds. I want to stay for a day and enjoy the scenery.

It is a nice overall place if you "fit into the crowd" ran by security and the board of directors…read more Both want this place to be a senior center and nothing more. I had my own trailer and was always harassed by security for minor things like sitting outside past 11pm and watching TV during "quiet times" which did not mean silent times. My cousin had another trailer unfortunately next door to a board member. Because this board member and his wife went to bed at 8pm they expected everyone arund them to be silent after this time. If his kids walked in the street (there were no sidewalks) they would put complaints in to security who would fine them. If his kids walked on the grass (meaning his trailer lot) he would put a complaint in to security for trespass and they would fine them. Anything a board member says in this pace is taken as gospel by security and they will write a report against the other person and fine them.

We are seasonal campers here and have been for many years, and before that we would visit with our…read moreparents who are seasonal campers. We absolutely love it. The fellow campers are so friendly and from my experience courteous. The playgrounds are great for the kids, the pool is amazing, the events are fun. Lei-ti isn't open yet for the season so we decided to try another campground out and stay in a cabin last weekend. What a mistake!! We love and miss you lei-ti and we so appreciate your rules to make the campground a peaceful experience for everyone. Can't wait to be back!!

We live there all summer. Great people and management. Lots to do for all. We meet with several…read morefamilies often for food and fun

Very disappointing. EVERYTHING was closed during our stay, middle of June…read more Splash pad Zip line Paddle boats Waterside Large pool all closed. The site we had was lovely and we rented through family fun cabins. Not going back, for the price we paid everything should be open.

Very Friendly Staff. Reasonable priced items in the snack shop and General stores. Clean washrooms…read more A wide variety of Cabins to match your family needs a preferences for Camping experiences. A nice and simple water.

The place is nice. It's clean and well maintained. We are "lake side" which is funny because it's…read morenot a lake. It's a small pond. It's stocked so that was nice for fishing. We are camping in our RV. My only real issue is the ridiculous two adult pool rule if you are with kids. We spent all day at the rodeo. We came back ready to swim after being in the sun all day. Of course my toddler fell asleep so I stayed with him at the campsite and my husband took our other two kids to the pool. They were able to swim for 15 mins before the other people who were at the pool took off. So it was just my husband and kids left. The lady working in the office came out and told them they had to get out because "there has to be two adults and one has to stay on deck". Like, what?!? Seriously? That's the stupidest rule I've ever heard. So he gets my very disappointed kids out of the pool and they are just hanging out pool side hoping for basically a stranger to come swim so they can swim. They waited nearly an hour before they got defeated and came back to the camper. Stupid rule. I've never seen any campground ever have that rule. If you are that worried about a solo parent taking care of their kids, hire a life guard. Or make that pool rule known prior to booking. My kids had life jackets on and my husband is CPR certified. We more than likely not come here again because of this rule. Lame lame LAME.

Beware! The office closes at 6 PM which they list as "store hours" certain days & they do not make…read morearrangements with you before they leave if you arrive in the evening even though it's within admission hours in their email. The website, email or office door does not include how to gain admission after they close in early evening. They did not return calls or email within 24 hours.

At first I was lost because the sign wasn't clear and map wouldn't load due to lack of cell…read moreservice. Once parked, pretty easy to get down to the waterfall even the trails were covered in snow. Regular hiking boots will be sufficient. Do have to watch out for ice when you get close. Very beautiful scenery and peaceful once you reach to the waterfall

If you are looking for an easy park day, this might be a good fit for you…read more The waterfall is the biggest draw, and getting there is quick and easy. You do not need to do a long hike to enjoy it, you can be standing near it within 2 minutes, which makes it perfect for quick stops or bringing people who are not looking for a big trek. If you do want a little more time outside, there are plenty of trails to make your walk longer. You can turn it into a loop or wander a bit in some fresh air. There are usually enough people around to remind you that you are in a park, but not so many that it feels crowded. It strikes a nice balance between social and being chill. Woods aside, there are areas to play, grill, and hang out. It is the kind of place that works well for a picnic or small gathering or a solo walk. Simple, pretty, and easy to enjoy. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but I will be back.