Beautiful campground well laid out, but wi-fi is poorest I have ever experienced. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground gets bigger every year this year was our 3rd year staying here. The staff is friendly and helpful and do everything they can to assist you during your stay. The pool and hot tub are both inside and well kept. The rest rooms and showers were clean and in good shape. the campground was just as clean. We will stay here again and again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is expensive, but nice, close to Watkins Glen which is a beautiful hike. Close to Dundee speedway and Watkins Glen race track, slight noise from track may bother some people. The town is small but has a lot of stores to see including a Wal-Mart, the town is right on the lake which is beautiful. They need to plant some trees and keep the pool cleaner, but the patio sites are neat. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

NASCAR race weekend...prices are always increased. We've been at this KOA every year since the mid 1980s and watched it grow. Growing maybe too much, in my opinion, but... Clean, neat, well run, no complaints. Owners are responsive and very friendly. First class all around. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed on one of the new 'super-patio' sites. This area is very quiet, clean and nice. The owner and staff at this park are friendly and helpful. The owner even came around asking for input on how they can make their campground better. We will most definitely return to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground .Easy in and out for big rigs . The new premium sites are very nice i.e. large patio with inset fire ring , lamp pole with night light and rocker glider and new picnic table. In the future they should plant a few trees . Seneca lake has lake cruise and many other activities . If your into wine you want to visit the wineries . It could be a two day affair ! Limos are available for the enthusiastic taste testers . We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed in one of the recently opened supersites. Site had a large, "stamped" concrete patio and patio lamp post with a hanging flower basket (nice added touch). CG was clean, staff were very friendly and helpful. Indoor pool and hot tub. The nicest KOA that I have stayed at. Only minor drawbacks were lack of shade in the newly open area and the WiFi was slow. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Not as great as others have said. Wi-Fi was horrible, slow and not realizable. They are tying to improve the park but forgot they have to maintain what they already have. Asked for a new Bball net and never got it the week we stayed. Also no hot water in the main shower area by the buffet. Breakfast for most of the day even though I reported it at 9:15am. Camp workers are nice and seem to like the job. Indoor pool was real nice. Met the owner and he seemed nice but only talked to him for a few minutes. Only saw them clean the shower area once and I stayed a week. Mini-golf is a mess and needs to be replaced. Local area is boring unless you drink a lot of wine. I would probably think they are the best place to camp in the area as the choices are minimal. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved this campground and will be sure go back again. We had a pull in site next to a grassy "yard" which our dog really appreciated! Our site was well shaded and was well located to all of the park's amenities. The staff was very pleasant as well. The area is gorgeous and next time we will do more hiking & sightseeing. However this allowed us to take full advantage of the park's amenities and they were very nice. Don't miss the hiking trail that winds along the back of the campground--we discovered it only the morning we were leaving and wish we'd gotten around to it sooner. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff were very helpful, Nice location with lots for the kids. They have a good trail system in the woods. Indoor pool was very clean and well keep. We will be going back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had the nicest campsite that we ever had. It was a pull-thru with a large patio and fire pit and picnic table and light. The kids enjoyed the indoor swimming pool, the playground and the half-court basketball court. We were disappointed that there was a charge for the jumping pillow and for mini-golf. The rental bikes were hard to use on gravel. The camp store was pretty nice. The staff was pretty friendly. Overall, we had a very nice experience at this KOA. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed in a pull through section of this campground. The concrete patio was very nice, but the sites are close together, and there were no trees in the campsite area. Normally this might be okay, but this weekend had temps in the mid to high 90's, and it felt like we were camping in a parking lot. A very nice nature trail hike along a trout stream provided some relief from the heat. The camp store is well stocked and has great ice cream. The newspapers are only available for sale in the store, which doesn't open until 9 a.m. It would be nice to be able to get a paper out of a news stand at an earlier hour. A breakfast buffet was listed on the website as being available on Saturday and Sunday, but was only served on Sunday. "Cable" is satellite and based out of New York city, so no local news is available. Internet usage is limited to 60 minutes at a time, and you must have a different access code for every session, and the coupons are only available from the office. The coupons were given upon check in, and you could get more. The internet was very slow and subject to weather because it is satellite also. You can check email, but it was frustratingly slow. A new big rig area is being built and looks like it will be nice, but again, not too many trees or shade. We will probably stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly staff, nice pond, indoor pool and facilities, nice dog walk areas, and basically a pleasant KOA to stay at in the Finger Lakes/Corning area. Sites available for big rig pull throughs to tents nestled at the edge of the trees. We will be back again, because we visit the Finger Lakes Wine Country every year. Go to Suzannes Restaurant on the East side of the lake for the finest food in the area at a husband and wife run business. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We camped here over Labor Day and had a great time. I love coming to a CG and seeing positive changes. Upon talking to the owner, next year we'll see even more. The only items I'd like to see remedied is clothes hooks in the changing room @ the pool and some sort of fence by basketball court to keep ball from going into trees or going down hill hitting the campers. We will be back next year. They are big rig friendly. We had a 36' MH +toad and had no problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our site was cramped and un-level (it had ruts in it). When I said something to one of the staff, no one offered to change my site or compensate me otherwise. We generally thought this campground was way overpriced for the overall value. We have a large family and the per-child fee starts to add up. We have stayed on much nicer full-hookup campsites in NYS for far less money (at a flat rate I should add). The campground is obviously making continual improvements (roads, pool, lighting, etc.). However, the roads were all dirt and very dusty when we were there. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First KOA I ever had to pay extra ($3) for cable! It annoyed me. Add it into the price. It's not the money but the principle! Nice area, many things to do. Clean campground with nice pool and hot tub. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice campground. Previous comment was correct. Lots of work being done here. Machines were going non stop. Not a big bother but wondered what it would be like with some quiet. Roads were a bit messy. Rocky and muddy. Indoor pool was very nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great location for going to state parks in the area. Will come back again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a wonderful park. My site was large and level. My grandchildren really enjoyed the facilities. The people were very helpful and friendly. The indoor pool and jacuzzi were fantastic. I definitely would recommend this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall we liked the campground. The rest rooms located next to the office were much nicer than the ones located near the middle of the campground. The interior roads need some work. There is a lot of updating being done and new sites being added leaving existing sites appearing to be neglected. We had a big rig pull-through and it was perfectly level and the width was adequate. The lake has great fishing and the pool area is beautiful. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We really like this campground. The indoor pool house is gorgeous and the jacuzzi is great. We have camped here 3 times and will definitely come back. There is so much to do around the area from hiking in the glen to visiting wineries, that you really can't get bored. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We liked the park but had a problem with the fact that no one cleaned the bathroom. The staff was nice and apologized for the construction. The pool was vary nice and clean. The location was ideal and we will be going back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Extremely friendly people, quick to help and answered any questions. Site was just large enough for our Toy hauler. Fences at the front of each site makes it a little tight getting out. WiFi worked excellent. I was working at the local fire academy so I did not have time to swim, but indoor pool is new, clean and was getting plenty of use as the weekend approached. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stayed here over the Labor day weekend. Camp ground was full but very quiet. It rained hard from Saturday morning until Saturday evening. Some sites did somewhat flood but overall everything dried out reasonably well. I only have 2 complaints, the changing rooms at the pool needs hooks to hang cloths from while changing. Bathrooms need to be attended to more than once a day. I actually plunged one of the toilets myself. Over all if it was a nice weather weekend everything would have been fine. The area does have some nice scenery so bring another vehicle. I will stay here again next year and do some winery tours. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really enjoyed this campground especially the indoor pool and hot tub, which was built recently. It looked brand new and very clean! There weren't any lifeguards but that didn't bother us. We supervised our kids as did other parents. Our kids really liked the pirate playground too and could easily ride their bikes around the campground. The miniature golf is rather old and dinky and you pay to play, but the kids liked it anyway. Our site was in the trees and of adequate size. I believe the pull throughs were just in the open with maybe a tree by each. The pond is very pretty and a nice place to walk the dog, but we didn't have time to fish. You had to get coupons for the free wi-fi at the office which gave you an hours worth. This was adequate for us to check weather, maps,and tourist info which is about all we use internet for on vacation. We would definitely stay here again if we were in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Be prepared to pay extra for cable TV ($3 a day) and for 50 amp ($2 a day) service! The wireless internet is a pain to use. You get 1-hour access numbers. If you log in at 9:00 a.m. for 15 minutes and again at 6:00 p.m., you need 2 coupons. If you don't have any coupons and the office is closed, you're sunk. The campground is really dusty, as most of the roads are gravel and/or dirt. Towed vehicles will need a bath after entering and leaving here. We travel with our pets, so shade is important. There's precious little here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with most of the positive comments on this page. My children didn't want to leave so at least they had a great time. They loved the playgrounds and pool. We were in one of the last pull through sites. Our site flooded very easily in the rain and we periodically had a strong sulfur odor in the area (seemed like it was coming from the cabins). I found the site to be very small, muddy, too close for campfires and no privacy. The bathrooms were soaking wet and very slippery from the use of the nearby showers. The indoor pool was a nice touch, it was very big and clean. However, I don't like the fact that they only have a camera watching the pool. Parents and children were breaking the rules so we didn't spend much time there. This was my first time at a KOA so maybe I am just accustomed to the state, county and private parks. Oh, if you are pulling a camper take exit 46, do not use map quest's directions. It may take you ten minutes out of the way but it is better than going up a very steep hill (route 14 off of 17) unless you have a very powerful truck. Overall the lake and Watkins Glen were absolutely beautiful, make sure you get to see the waterfalls too! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The site we were given was way too short for the size 5th wheel we reserved the space for let alone for our tow vehicle. The campground is way over-priced. The wi-fi is limited to 1 hour per day and requires an access code which you must get at time of check-in. Cable TV is an extra charge. We don't believe we will ever stay here again. We camped here in a 5th wheel. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Really a nice park with friendly and helpful personnel. This was our 2nd visit and they had finished the upgrade since our last visit. Well done and worth the cost. Only dislike was the added cost for anything extra but that goes with any KOA. The wifi is not the best but with a good cell signal we didn't use it anyway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here during Memorial Day weekend. The park was full and everybody was well behaved. The staff is friendly and helpful. I needed to borrow an extension ladder to make a repair on the roof of our trailer. One of their workcampers let me borrow his and even delivered it to our site. The older pull-through sites are only about 30 ft long, but are well spaced out. Ours was sloped slightly down hill, which made it hard for our kids to get into and out of the trailer (even with a double step). Most of the other sites appeared to be very level. Despite being full, the restrooms and showers were always clean. The indoor pool is very nice and always busy and there are plenty of things for the kids to do. The store is well stocked with the basics. As another reviewer mentioned, if you are arriving from the Watkins Glen direction, there is a 2 mile long, 7% grade to contend with. Since it begins at a stoplight, you can't always get a running start. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here on Mother's Day weekend. The park is very well maintained and the staff is excellent. We camped with three other families. Upon arrival we realised our site was nowhere near our family members. We asked if they could put us on a site near them. They put us right next to them. The park was completly booked in advance as it was a 'free day' camping weekend. Activities for kids included: craft projects, scavenger hunts, and movies. There is a stocked pond, indoor swimming pool, mini-golf, arcade, 2 playgrounds, fitness center, basketball court, and pedal carts. No bored kids here. The store is well stocked and the staff is very friendly. I'd camp here again and would recomend it to all my friends. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice campground just outside of Watkins Glen, NY. Well kept up. Showers and restrooms very clean. Our site was nice and level. Friendly staff. Suggest entering the campground from the south on Rt. 414. If traveling in from the north on Rt. 14, will have to climb a long hill from a dead stop at a traffic signal at the bottom of the hill. We plan on returning in 2006. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed two nights, and had a large back-in site. The staff was very friendly, and helpful. The problem I had was that my brother and his wife and two small children were able to join us at our camper for a dinnertime cookout. I had to put $40 on my credit card for them to visit, and if they did not leave by 9 pm, I had to pay that fee (of $10 per person). It was a bit funny - I wasn't going to say anything to my brother, but as they prepared to leave, it was 8:45. I then told them we'd go up to the office with them, as we would be refunded $28 if they left by 9! I don't mind paying a fee of $3 per person for their visit, but it seemed very excessive to charge me $40 if they happened to leave by 9:01 or later! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground has very easy access - right off the main road, we had no problems with highway noise, however, we were set in a bit from the road. Staff were friendly, and they are making a lot of upgrades, including their new indoor pool and hot tub, games room, etc. It will be very nice when complete, and the construction mess is tolerable since you know they are trying to upgrade. Our site (#60) was a good size and had a lot of trees, however, the firepit was at the back of the campsite right at the edge of a cliff, which would not be great for families with small children. Restroom facilities are new, and very clean. The rate is rather high, considering Watkins Glen is really in the middle of nowhere. We would return again if in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were very disappointed with this campground. They are building a new indoor pool and because of construction, the place was a mess. We called early the day of our arrival to inform them that we will be checking in late (9 pm). We had reservations for a full hookup, pull thru site. They even told us on the phone, which site was reserved for us. When we arrived, they had changed our reservations and put us in a very out of the way back-in, elec/water site. Since we arrived late, everything was dark. We had a very difficult time finding our site because of all the construction. The least they could've done was send someone to help us. The rest of the campground was full of close campsites. Their "famous" buffet breakfast was not worth the price. The french toast was especially disappointing. I very much doubt that they will complete construction of their new indoor pool/spa by Memorial Day as they advertise. They could've at least kept the campsites in that area closed until they are finished with construction. We will never stay there again. It definitely gave a bad name for all KOAs in my opinion. At least their bathrooms were clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Advantages: nice, clean park, clean swimming pool, clean and stocked store, the staff is SUPER nice and accommodating. Disadvantages: small sites, non-paved roads All in all this is a very nice campground. Has the usual KOA problems (small sites) but the people were friendly. Family oriented campground with 2 playgrounds, pool and miniature golf. Also rental carts available for the kids to ride. Did not try the cable so I cannot tell you how this was. Everyone there was very accommodating and we will go back again. Very close to Watkins Glen Race Track. The owners are present on the property and take an active interest in the quality of the park. They are building new cabins and appear to reinvest money in the park for improvements. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived at this campground on a Tuesday, June 3rd and there we only 4 other RV's in the entire campground. Our site was #59 which is a back in deep enough for our 34 foot MH and toad. The site was level and plenty of shade. Looks as if they just added about 9 new pull throughs. The older pull throughs were not real long and slanted enough that some people were having problems getting their RV's level. The pool, which is located adjacent to the office, appeared to be clean and heated. The office was kept very clean. We stayed for 5 nights and found this to be a good base while enjoying the Finger Lakes area. The cable TV included approximately 17 stations....and 9 of them were very poor quality. This campground would be a "9" if they would add more gravel to the roads and the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground was mainly for people to come and move on to sightsee. The sites were good size. Not much to do. No planned activities. The store was well stocked and the bathrooms were very clean and some of the nicest I have seen at a CG. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Not normally a fan of KOA's but this was a nice one. We camped here in a camper.

This is a great camp ground to visit Watkins glen. It is walking distance to hike the gorge. We camped here in a Tent.

This campground was clean and in a very wooded area. There were only 54 campsites with electric hook-up and the rest are non-electric sites, so reserve early! The electric sites are all in the Mowhawk circle. Our site was number 59 and it was extremely large and well-shaded. We also noticed that some of the sites in the middle part of the loop were a little close together and not as secluded as the ones were we were. We were close to a playground, water, and fairly close to the restrooms. The restrooms were kept clean even during the busy weekend, but did only have 2 showers for the whole loop, which created a bit of a wait on the weekend days, but wasn't a problem during the week. The pool is pretty far from the campsites, but it was easy enough to drive over and we did not have to pay anything additional to use the pool. The pool was very large and refreshing and our only complaint was that there were very few chairs, so we brought our own for the rest of our stay. The access to the gorge trail is a great bonus as well. The parking lot at the entrance to the trail fills up early, but you can park in the lot by the pool and access the trail from there and the scenic hike was well worth it! We were able to take a different trail back to the parking lot, which provided some additional views of the gorge. There is a lot to see and do in the area including boat tours of Lake Seneca, many winery tastings and tours, Watkins Glen International Racetrack and many interesting shops and restaurants in Watkins Glen. We would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Very pleasant campground. Wooded, with a nice amount of room between sites. Electric only at the site (Mohawk Village), but plenty of water spigots around the loop road. There is a large recreation area with a rec building, too. If you are going to hike the Gorge, this is the place to stay. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Boy, oh Boy, the hills!!!!! If you are in a motorhome, and do not have any other form of transportation, be prepared to climb and walk quite a distance to get to the main entrance and the pool from you campground. This is a beautiful place to go and hike the gorge trial. Watkins Glen International Speedway is close, and we could hear cars practicing when we left on Sunday. Campsites are varied in size you can park a big RV and use a tent so call or use the website prior to booking a site. Nice and quiet even when crowded. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pros- Beautiful area, right on the glen, you can walk it from right inside the campground. Parking pass for the campsites also allows you to park at the bottom of the glen. Parking is at a premium there and its a really nice perk. Lots of sites so something is usually available. In the heart of wine country. Olympic sized pool. Large grocery store just outside the park. At the tip of Seneca lake. The mature trees keep you cool in the summer even in the worst heat. Lots of hiking. A beautiful, large state park. A treasure in the heart of the finger lakes. Watkins Glen race track is just around the corner and over the hill. A few sites have a view of Seneca Lake. Cons- Sites are smaller than the average state park while still larger than the average private park. Larger rigs have to maneuver around trees and the fire pits that are on permanent cement pads leaving you very few options on some sites. The sites seem very open. The large trees prohibit ground growth. I will be back, again and again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground. Great pool and playground area. Sites tight to back into (we have a 27’ trailer). Bathrooms were dated but very clean. We stayed in the electric hook up loop and even though there isn’t water at every site, spigots are spaced appropriately. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Staff not too friendly, acted as though we were an infringement on their time. Hard to enjoy the peace and quiet of nature due to several barking dogs. Not as buggy as I thought it would be. Children able to ride their bikes around the area. Rest rooms old and ready for cleaning after everyone did their morning cleaning rituals. Would stay again. Not bad for a State park. Had 30 amp. service and spigots available for water. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We have stayed in this park multiple times (always tent camping) and have been SO impressed. We were in Tuscarora, although all "six nations" of camping have decent sites. The sites are HUGE with full shade or full grass, depending on your preference. They have wood and ice on site at the campground check-in. The park has always been quiet. Between the full recreation options (think all board and sport games possible, 5 day a week formal rec program with pool table, badminton, shuffleboard, hay ride, etc., HUGE pool, gorge trail, other trails, and seneca lake around the corner, there is tons to do for kids. We even took them to a winery for a tour, which they loved. Bathrooms were cleaned often, although showers always had bugs/cobwebs up high. Only issues: no one mentioned when we booked the first time that there was a train behind our site (272)! We were woke up more than once with the very loud noise since it is only about 150 yards away. Of course the second time we camped there we were prepared and it didn't bother us at all-in fact my children brought coins for the train to smash! We will certainly go here again! We camped here in a Tent.

Great camp! Excellent pool, both kiddie and olympic size with diving boards. Very clean bath house. Only complaint is that the pool is some distance from the camp sites and the hill down to the pool is very steep and is the main road up to the sites, so I wouldn't recommend that small children ride their bike to the pool. Great Gorge trail which is free to campers. I suggest you walk the trail from the lower entrance and take the shuttle bus back if your hiking with children. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice quiet shady NYS campground, right at Watkins Glen Gorge. Park has central water pumps and dump station. If you are looking for a good camping experience, with nature, without all the kids activities, would highly recommend. Sites are large and separated, not like at the private campgrounds. Only complaint is the 11:00 AM checkout. We camped here in a Motorhome.