I would have rated this campground higher, but they were not helpful in the office at all! Our site also was not easy to level. We did go to the Chamber of Commerce in town and they were very helpful. There were mostly Canadians at the campground. Try to get to the Eisenhower Locks, very interesting. They do put out a schedule, but the ships generally don't adhere to it! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent, excellent, excellent. Loved the weekend we spent here. Didn't have sewer hookup on site, but for just a weekend wasn't an issue. Not all sites have sewer. Washrooms and showers are clean. Shower stall is small, but gives you the room you need. Well stocked store. Picturesque campground. Wi-Fi only around the office. Staff are incredible. Takes Canadian at par if you pay cash, which is a bonus for me. Much more Canadians here than Americans, which surprised me. Will definitely stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a nice quiet, clean park close to the Canadian border. Sites quite large and level with nice river views of the Grass river on some of the sites. Very friendly staff and well stocked camp store. Hook ups in great condition with plenty of power. Pool a little small and was closed for the season. Wish they had Wi-Fi available at the sites but they had it at the office, would have been at score of 10 if so. Can hear some traffic noise from the near by RT 37 but it isn't real bad. Sometimes you hear the ships horn and engine rumble when they go through the close by Eisenhower Lock. Shopping and fuel close by as are other attractions. I would recommend this campground to anyone with any sized RV. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Robert Moses State Park is one of NY's best in my opinion. If select you select one of the sites with frontage on the St. Lawrence Seaway, you can watch the ships entering and exiting the Eisenhower Lock right from your campsite. Visiting the nearby lock in person (free) is even better though. The gravel sites are fairly level and spacious, and many are separated from the next site by trees and bushes, offering some privacy. The RV sites are electric only, but water spigots are plentiful and not far from any site. There is a two lane dump station that serves the entire park on the entry road, and that can get pretty busy on the popular departure days, such as a Sunday morning. The bathrooms/showers are clean and well maintained, and at least some include a separate family facility. Garbage is collected from multiple drop sites at least a couple of times each day. This park is very popular with families, and there are usually a fair number of kids and adults riding bicycles, or walking on the roads, so drive carefully. The over the air TV stations are few, and the heavily treed sites may be difficult for satellite service, but the more open sites should be OK. Our Verizon voice and data signals were about as strong as it gets, with a tower located within sight of our campsite. We have stayed here multiple times over the years, and we will definitely be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful campground. Road in through tunnel a bit rough-go slowly. Everything was nice, but checking in was quite the process. 1st a long walk to where you register; then NY tends to charge for almost everything. Folks from out of state pay an extra $5, Saturday or Sunday add $4. Reserve on-line-$9. Just show up- $2.75; view water- $6; 50 amp= $2. Showers are free, but NY regulates the temperature. If you can put up with that stuff, the place is really terrific with mostly very nice level sites in both areas. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.