Large well maintained campground on the shore of Lake Ontario. Check in upon entering, staff very friendly and helpful, full of information. We were in site 236, backed against the lake, for a lovely view out our back picture window. Site was very level which allowed us to set up quickly, a good thing too because we were in the midst of a...

We chose Red Rock Ponds because they had a good weekly rate and it was right on the Erie Canalway, which we intended to ride. When you enter to check in, you see access is controlled by a gate requiring a gate pass, which you get upon check-in. Staff was very friendly, and said there would be no problem leaving the rig untended for the five days...

Reservations are made by phone, you have to leave a message and they get back to you. Eventually. The campground seems to be a working farm. Access is down a dirt road, and it seems like you’re driving into someone’s private property. We were given our choice of two spots, both on grass, level enough that we didn’t have to unhook in spot 11....

We were in the area to visit a new grandson in Latrobe, ten miles away. Keystone State Park is very large, with a campground on one end of the lake and a fairly active day use park on the other. Slag road, the entry road off of highway 981, is long, narrow and a little windy, and goes through Lazy Acres campground first, which gave us pause....

Small county campground offering partial hookups and an area that is primitive camping, which is a separate entrance, which caused us a little confusing. We had opted for a primitive site, and there was no sign distinguishing the two. The primitive area was a long strip of grass bordering the lake, down a separate driveway from the main...