Four Mile Creek State Park Campground

We had a medical emergency and needed to stay in town a day longer than expected. The KOA we were staying at was booked and had no room for us. I called Four Mile and spoke to Tina. She hooked us up with a beautiful site last minute. The campground is green and lush. Huge sites. Electric at most sites. Some primitive. No water at the site but many water stations around the park. There are 2 separate dump stations. We’ve already picked out sites we hope to get next summer. Love this place.

This is a nice place just not for me, as sites are very close and open.
The highway noise was pretty bad until late.
Bathrooms are really nice.
Close to Niagara Falls. If you have a trailer do yourself a favor and drop it off here before heading to the Falls. Parking near the falls with a camper was hard to come by.
Had to show dogs rabies certificate at check in.
Seemed pet friendly otherwise.

This is the best place to stay for Niagara Falls! It’s out of the city and hustle and bustle, it’s quiet and right on Lake Ontario. It’s a great location and very easy access to Niagara. There is a super Walmart in Niagara Falls City and you have to drive down 18F and into Lewiston it’s very nice. Site 212 was the most Unlevel spot on that loop beware. It’s very sloped and very rutted and Unlevel. But it’s a huge spot with nothing but a large grassy park like field behind you. Electric hookups only but there are two dump stations and multiple water faucet fill up areas throughout the park. The water fill stations are in odd spots for a large unit to pull over and fill their tanks. Either you are blocking the main roads or you are pulling into a ditch in someone’s campsite (like we did). No AT&T service but we were able to use our cell booster pointed towards Niagara Falls area and get 2 bars! This is a nice and quiet state park with yurts, tent sites, multiple playgrounds, 2 dump stations, 3 laundry rooms and some very nice waterfront spots. If you only need 1-2 nights you have more options for last minute spots even during peak summer season.

Pros: large sites with good privacy for rv sites with electrical hookups. Sites 230-240 are along the lake. Gorgeous trees and many sites have nice shade. Several dump stations available.
Bathrooms are clean. Campground is very beautiful and good location for many nearby sites. Quiet. Level site.

Cons: we have T-Mobile and had zero connectivity during our stay. Sites do not have individual water hook ups, which we are accustomed to having in state parks in other states. Does not have very many bathroom/shower sites, so you have to either walk a good distance or drive to get to them.

We camped here with our 32' Class C for two nights while we visited Niagara Falls. Part of this campground is on Lake Ontario. The very best site in the whole place is 222. This spot has low vegetation fronting the lake, so the views are incredible from that site and it's very spacious. 224 is second to that. Our spot (236) was nice, we could see the lake, but taller bushes and some trees limited full views. Electric hookups in our spot, with lots of water spigots to fill your tanks around the campground.

The shower house was clean, and it was a bonus that they had W/D on site! Quarters only, and no change machine, so you have to get change from the tiny store when it is open. Only two washers/two dryers, and I chose late at night and early morning (on July 4th, no less) to wash our clothes, so I could use both simultaneously and knock it out.

Downside is the road to get out there is very bumpy (needs repaving), and it's really at the end of this scenic NY roadway. About 30 minutes to the Falls. Upside - your state park entrance fee covers the other state parks, so you can drive 10-15 mins to another state park and ride the free Discover Niagara Falls shuttle buses around the whole area.

T-Mobile cell service was virtually non-existent. I could get maybe 1 bar by the laundry, and that's it.