The best thing about this campground is location. If it were not that it is in the middle of some of the most beautiful scenery on the east coast, this campground could not survive. The restroom were awful. In fact I believe I saw my brothers initials in the wooden bathroom door from 1978. For a base camp it is OK. Just don't expect much if you stay on site for your vacation. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park has seen better days! I understand it is for sale and I guess they just don't want to put any money into it. It is tough to just read about a park and determine "should we go?". We did that and were pretty disappointed. The electric stopped working and they showed ME how to reset the large breakers to turn it back on. The activity center was just a large storage shed with old golf carts and an old limo sitting outside! The mini golf was dangerous with rotted boards everywhere. When my family saw it, they couldn't stop laughing since it was so bad. Again old boats and cars were stored on the golf course! The boat dock. The ramp across the street was so steep we couldn't use it. PLUS they charged extra to use the docks that were just empty. Why were they empty, 'cause they were falling apart. We kept our boat at the State Park a few miles away. The area is beautiful and we will never forget this campground because it still brings back laughs. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Campground needs updating, some of the amenities listed are unuseable or have not existed in years. Electricity is very poor, and should only be used for lights only. Wattage was less than required for appliances. Not a resort as advertised. Full of seasonals, asked one couple about the low electrical power, was told it was a common occurrence. The next day, the power failed. Asked owner about the lack of electricity, and was given the run around as to reason and when to expect the electrical repairs to be made. The next day six rv units pulled out for more acceptable accommodations. This establishment should be avoided, as this place fails to supply amenities advertised. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful state park with wide sites. Very close to the thousand islands. We arrived after hours and the staff had provided a list of camp sites available on the door which were easy to find. It is so peaceful and a wonderful view of the lake. Staff was so helpful the next day too. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We don't usually stay in State Parks but were pleasantly surprised at this one. Even without a reservation they were still able to accomodate us with a full service site. The site was large, level and clean. Some sites had woods behind while others were on the open field side. The restrooms were a little too far away from the full service area but were reasonable clean, as they were part of the Day use area as well. There was a lot of wildlife in the area and it appeared as though they had numerous activities. Each site came with a picnic table and fire ring. Wood was available for a fee. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This a great park. From tent camping to full hook-ups. It is located on an island half way into Canada from the 1000 Island Bridge. It has two marinas, swimming in the river, and a small store. The sites are huge. They have only one loop with full hookups, that has only57 sites. It will fill up quickly. For someone that is into fishing the area is the Smallmouth Bass capital. Musky, Walleye, Northern Pike are also around. Within a short distance, you can get on a tour boat and see the thousand islands up close. The name of the area is actually called 1000 Islands on the St. Lawrance River. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.