Niagara Falls

WNYBob wrote:
Here is a link to a relatively new CG on Grand Island, NY

The Branches of Niagara Campground & Resort

We stayed here our last time up there. Nothing fancy, but fairly new and clean. Would definitely stay there again.

We stayed at the KOA Grand Island. It is one of the very few places in 6 years of RVing we would never go back to. It was the end of the season, everything was closed but it was the most expensive KOA we have stayed at. We would have been happy with a smaller site, but they forced us to take a premium one because of our size. Which at 40 ft is pretty moderate.

If you stay at the KOA on Grand Island, make sure you stay in the front section, or if in the 2nd section, stay as close to the front section as possible. The KOA is right next to the thruway, and the noise next to the thruway is horrible.
We stayed on the last row, and the noise was awful...24 hrs a day. Other than that, it was a nice place.

X3 on Four Mile Creek State Park, nice big sites, elec & water, 2 dumps onsite, nice bathrooms & showers

We stayed at 4 mile too, we took a site without hookups so we could get a waterfront site.

As mentioned, the pass is good for parking at the small state lots just before you get to the town. If you do a drive by you can find the closest one and park there for nothing and walk. We used our bikes from the parking lot and locked them up in town when needed.

Here's some good reading on the area, campgrounds and awesome photography.

https://wheelingit.us/?s=niagara

Here is a link to a relatively new CG on Grand Island, NY

The Branches of Niagara Campground & Resort

I also have a group on rvillage.com about Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls things to do or done

I highly recommend Four Mile Creek State Park. It's only about a 20 minute drive from the falls, and your Four Mile receipt is also good for free parking at Niagara Falls State Park. There's some amazing views from the various trolley stops around the park. The receipt is also good at Fort Niagara State Park, also close to Four Mile.

Go to the Canadian side. Since that's not what you are interested in, I will not elaborate but it's just better.

Four mile creek has some beautiful sites right on Lake Ontario.