We stayed here long term. For the price it was reasonable. Close to shopping and other things. Area not the best with he strip clubs but we never experienced anything negative. Staff aim to please. Washrooms and showers were so so. This year they spent a ton of money on a miniature golf course that could have been better spent on modernizing washrooms or other facilities. We plan on staying here again. Monthly rate reasonable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this campground for it's proximity to the Niagara Falls attractions. We would not stay here again. Almost immediately leaving the campground you are surrounded by Massage Parlours, Gentleman's Clubs and roadside motels offering daily rates. This may not be offensive to everyone but when you are trying to get to the nice attractions of town and have children travelling with you it is a bit of an annoyance. The campground was so- so in cleanliness. If you are anywhere other than the sites surrounding the "barn"(entertainment area) that smells like an old barn WiFi is not available, although it's advertised. The area of the park we were in was newer, sites were a decent size, although no privacy. It was the parking lot experience on the wrong side of the tracks literally. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Many large pull-through sites without shade and no Wi-Fi available unless you walk up to the office or close to it. Only about 50 nice sites available for short timers with remainder being used for homesteaders. Very close to all activities with all day shuttle service for 6.00 to the Falls. Would stay here again but a little pricey but you have to expect that for a tourist area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The Good: The park was very clean and quiet. The location was excellent for visiting Niagara Falls and Marineland Theme Park. The staff was friendly. The Bad: The trees are a little low and it's a tight squeeze to pull through the narrow campsite roads. The children's playground needs to be updated with newer playground equipment. Overall: Our family really enjoyed King Waldorf's RV and Tent Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Easy access to the Falls from here. We visited during the week and it was fairly empty. Even so, the baths were quite busy, so during a full campground there probably aren't enough facilities. It was very odd, because ALL staff appeared to vacate the premises at 4pm daily. They locked the pool, office, store, and left. The regulars would immediately scale the fence and swim in the pool after hours, and nobody ever addressed them. Obviously that means security is nonexistent. We didn't have any trouble, but it could get bad with a full camp as you'd be on your own. The grounds are very nice and they are redoing the riverfront area. Baths are tiled and clean. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Good location, friendly staff, very clean, tours for the falls leave right from the park, a little pricey but the whole area was. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground for families; easy to locate. Staff was friendly. Only drawback was that the pool and hot tub, which drew us to this park, closed way too early. Expensive considering we could not utilize the amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very busy park and a bit expensive, but it is clean, well run, and convenient to the Niagra Falls attractions on the Canadian side. The sites are close together and a little short for rigs over 40'. We would stay here again if we return to this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great little park about 10km away from the touristy madness at Niagara Falls. Level grass sites among the trees, with many permanent trailers around. Showers were clean and easily accessible by tenter's and RVers. Did not try the pool or mini-golf, but several other guests did. A short drive to public parking, but we took the motorcycle into town and found great parking in the middle of everything. Wal-Mart and groceries are 10km south, restaurants and tourist shops nearby at the Falls. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were on a small electric/water site (#73). The size of the site coupled with the numerous trees made it difficult to place the pop-up so we could open both ends and the slide out. We ended up putting it right near the edge of the site. It was a good thing that the GC was pretty empty as we just spilled over into the next site. The bathrooms and showers were very clean. The outdoor pool was not open for the season yet. In our area of the CG, there were a ton of mosquitos. All in all, I don't think we will be back as there are plenty of alternatives in this area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a great little park with a beautiful view of the Niagara River. Very close to the attractions, but you feel like you are in the middle of nowhere. The sites are small, but nice. The staff is excellent and treat you like family. We will be back We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The positives for this campground are that it's a good base for visiting Niagara Falls, it has level sites, the staff is very friendly and it has a security gate. We could be wrong, but we believe it needs a security gate due to the several 'gentleman's clubs' directly across the street. The playground is very old, rusty and not 'kid friendly'. There were really not any other child activity areas that we noticed. The campground was officially opened for over a week, but not all of the facilities were open yet. They actually had to come and turn the water on at our site. The showers we ended up using in the main building were decent and served the purpose, but that's about it. Also, the campground is directly next to a railroad track and yes, we had two trains pass by in the night. We thought a convey of motorcycles was coming through our trailer. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Pros: Niagara Falls bus line stops at campground. $6 for all day use. Large shaded sites. We were able to pull through to our back in site. Cons: Poor TV reception. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is located 3 miles from Niagara Falls in the Lundy Lane business district and is close to restaurants and shopping. It is reasonably priced compared to its pricey brand-name neighbors. It didn't have all the bells and whistles of those neighbors, but it was plenty good enough for us and we would return for the money saving aspect. Most RV sites are back-in FHU 30 amp. There are no side-by-side hookups, but neighbors are very close at the back of each site. There are some seasonal sites, and it is very popular on the weekends with younger tenting families. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I came here for the August long weekend with my husband and our two children. We LOVED it! Even though the campground was REALLY busy, the staff were great and took the time to answer all of our questions. The rec program was really nice as well, they had a full schedule of activities for the kids and when it came time to leave, they didn't want to go home! I will definitely be returning next year. The service really can't be beat. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This park is terrible. Unless of course you like to sit down to dinner right next to a sewer drain and have the hum of hwy 403 at your doorstep. We were traveling in a 26 foot trailer and rented a “Red Carpet” full service site. These sites have a cement slab next to your neighbors sewer drain, the slab as we and our neighbors understood it, was for the picnic table. There was no grass and no trees in the area we were in. I strongly suggest you not waste your money at this site. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Made our reservations a few days in advance and explained that we would be camping in a tent. Arrived and were checked in quickly. However, our site was so small we couldn't even fit our tent on it, not to mention there was no grass, just a concrete slab and stones. Returned to office and after being shuffled around for nearly an hour, were finally given a campsite that had some grass. We had requested to be near the playground, since we have 4 children, but were told the sites were already taken (though they were empty). We asked how that was possible, since we were unable to reserve a specific site when we called, but were told "that's just how it is". We considered a no-hookup tent site, but quickly changed our minds when we checked it out and saw that it backed up to a VERY smelly swamp. Campground is located next to a busy freeway, so you do hear loud truck and traffic noises constantly. However, the playground was very nice, the pool was clean and a good size. I would not recommend camping here in a tent or if you want privacy, as the sites are small and close together, but it is a fun place if you have children as there are lots of activities for them and it feels very family friendly. We camped here in a Tent.