We chose this Park because of it’s proximity to Rochester, and it’s proximity to Lake Ontario. We arrived after a major rainstorm, so our site was both a bit soft and a bit muddy but not too bad.
The full-time camp host asked what we would like in terms of privacy and access to the restrooms, and I said we would like both. He put us in site #24, which indeed had both – but with a surprise. The shower house has a full-time ventilator system, which is very noisy and points right toward sites 22 and 24. On the opposite side of the restrooms, the noise is inaudible.
Overall, a pleasant and satisfactory experience – but I would choose a different site next time.

Webster Park is lovely - and very overpriced.

-Tents: $25 per night
-Pop-up/ Campers/ Trailers 25 feet or less: $30 per night
-RVs/ Mobile Homes/ Trailers 26 feet or more: $40 per night

• Out of County Charge: $10 per night

Dump station is free for registered guests. $10 for non-registered guests.

What do you get for your $$?

A lovely setting, and (mostly) private camping sites. There are a few sites near the front of the campground that have less privacy, but many of the sites in the loop are pretty secluded and surrounded by lush foliage.

You get a 20/30/50A power pedestal - although you'll need to be choosey if you want 50A as there is not a 50A option at all pedestals.

You'll get a janky water hook-up situation. Most of the sites have a shared water hook-up near the front of the site (road), where the power pedestal is near the back. May be worthwhile to bring extra hose.

You'll get flushing toilets and free showers - both of which were filthy, but usable during our visit.

You'll get access to a campground playground, open fields surrounding the campground, and miles of trails to meander along throughout the decently large County Park.

You'll get to drive to a dump station to release the demons of your black / grey tanks if you roll with such tanks.

There is a full-time camp host as well.

The park is clean. There are garbage cans/container in the campground (although the rest of the park is carry-in / carry-out).

The setting really is lovely. But the amenities provided paired with the lovely setting are just not worth a possible cost of $50/night (for a large rig and out of county fee).

Webster Park is also a bit off the 'beaten path'. You'll need a vehicle to access grocery stores or entertainment other than the park. A bicycle might do as well, but the local roads don't have much of a shoulder.

Our Verizon coverage bounced between 3G/LTE while we were in the park. We didn't try out booster, but suspect it would help.