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94 ACCORD ROUNDOUT VALLEY RV RESORT 95 DIAMOND POINT ADIR. ADV. RESORT SCHROON RIVER 96 EAST OTTO ALLEGANY MOUNTAIN RV RESORT 97 LOCKPORT NIAGARA’S LAZY LAKES CAMPING RESORT 98 SCHENECTADY FROSTY ACRES RESORT 99 WURTSBORO CATSKILL ADVENTURE RESORT
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100 CHESTERTOWN RANCHO PINES CAMPGROUND 100 COLD BROOK ADIRONDACK GATEWAY CAMPGROUND & LODGE 100 COPAKE, CAMP WAUBEEKA 100 GASPORT NIAGARA HARTLAND CAMPGROUND & RV PARK 101 NORTH HUDSON BLUE RIDGE FALLS CAMPGROUND 101 QUEENSBURY LAKE GEORGE CAMPSITES 101 RANDOLPH POPE HAVEN CAMPGROUND, LLC
P.O. BOX 100 • 105 METTACOHONTS RD ACCORD, NY 12404 (845) 626–5521 • EASTERN TIME
www rondoutvalley.com
SITES: 245 full / 75 partial CHECK IN: 4 PM to 9 PM CHECK OUT: Noon
MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30/50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft.
OPEN:Year-round (Nov.-March, weekends only) HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: Memorial Day through Columbus Day ACCOMMODATIONS: Basic cabins, $33; park model cabins, sleep 4-6, $50; loft cabin, sleeps 6, $55 (tax will be added to all prices.) RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights CHECK IN: 4 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Reservations accepted up to 60 days in advance. No pets in rental units. Linens not provided. FACILITIES / AMENITIES:The resort offers a clubhouse, swimming pool, adult lounge, country store, snack bar, exercise room, volleyball, basketball, boccie ball, shuffleboard, playground, miniature golf, horseshoes, nature trails, and fishing. Dump station. DIRECTIONS: From I-87 going north, take Exit 16 (Harriman) onto Hwy. 17 and go west to Exit 113 (Wurtsboro). Go north on U.S. Hwy. 209 to Accord (105 Mettacahonts Rd.). From I-87 going south, take Exit 19 (Kingston) to U.S. 209 South. 17 miles to Accord (105 Mettacahonts Rd.).
AWESOME NATURAL BEAUTY, EXCELLENT FISHING
AS ITS NAME IMPLIES,Rondout Valley Resort is in a lush valley filled with an abundance of beautiful vegetation. The resort is spread among 180 acres of native trees, including pine and sycamore, that blend together to create an awesome natural beauty.
Two streams that run through the resort provide for some excellent fishing fun and yield trout, pickerel, and other stocked fish. The sound of their rippling waters is also considered to be soothing and relaxing.
The resort is just off U.S. Highway 209 about midway between Ellenville to the south and Kingston to the north.
Here in the Catskills Region you’ll find fish-crowded streams, forested mountains, country wineries, antique trails, Dutch and Huguenot settlements, and lots of other delightful attractions.
Visitors can walk paths where America’s history began… Kingston 1652, New Paltz 1678, and Coxsackie 1663. They can return to the glacial age at Ice Caves Mountain and stroll through Woodstock, the home for half a century to artists, writers, and actors.
Kingston was the first capital of New York State (1777) and now attracts visitors with its restored waterfront, marinas, museums, and shops. The Old Dutch Church, on the National Register of Historic Places, was congregated in 1659 and offers tours. The Senate House in Kingston is a state historic site, and the meeting place of the first New York State Senate in 1777. Hudson and Rondout River cruises begin here, and visitors will find evening sailboat rides, showboat cruises, dinner and brunch cruises, and music and dance cruises.
The Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site is in nearby Hyde Park. Home of the 32nd president, it’s maintained as it was at his death in 1945.
IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
AMONG THE MAJESTIC PINES AND MAPLES of the Adirondack Mountains, this resort offers a “get-a-way” experience that includes lovely waterfront sites and nearly a mile of river frontage. Staying at Adirondack Adventure Resort—Schroon River not only provides all the comforts of home, it also features fun activities and a close proximity to exciting attractions. Whether you choose to relax or spend your time soaking up local culture, you’ll find your fun here.
Water pursuits abound at this crown jewel of campgrounds. You can rent a canoe for an enjoyable excursion down the beautiful Schroon River or hire nearby outfitters who provide equipment for rafting, tubing and kayaking. If fishing is your pastime du jour, bring a pole to angle for perch, trout, bass and Northern pike. Those who prefer more relaxing endeavors can sunbathe on the beach or opt for a short swim in the river or the resort’s own swimming pool. A game room and adult lounge are also available.
Explore beyond the resort boundaries for hiking and other types of outdoor recreation at the Adirondack Park Preserve, located a few short miles away This park and additional nearby state parks provide ample opportunities for boating, birding, biking and wildlife viewing. Charming communities in the vicinity, such as Lake George, offer a large selection of factory outlets; Saratoga Springs invites you to browse quaint boutiques and dine in fine restaurants. 969E. SCHROON RIVER RD. DIAMOND POINT, NEW YORK 12824 (518) 623–3954 EASTERN TIME
www.adirondackadventureresorts.com
SITES: 92 full / 61 Partial CHECK IN: 11 AM to 10 PM CHECK OUT: Noon MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.
OPEN: May 15 through October 12 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIODS: May 15 through Labor Day ACCOMMODATIONS: Trailers & Cabins, sleep up to 8, $50 - $125. Park Model Homes, sleep 8, $160 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS:MINIMUM STAY: 2-night minimum stay (3 over holidays). CHECK IN: 2 PM
CHECK OUT: 11 AM Linens not provided. No pets in rental units. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort offers laundry facilities, clubhouse, outdoor pool, horseshoes, basketball, convenience store, pavilion area, shuffleboard, Sunday worship. DIRECTIONS:Take I-87 north Exit 23. Turn right. Go 1/4 mile. Turn left onto E. Schroon River Rd. Continue 4.6 miles to campground on left.
6994PLATO RD. • EAST OTTO, NY 14729 (716) 376-4144 • EASTERN TIME
www.alleganymtresort.com SITES: 250 partial CHECK IN: Noon CHECK OUT: 2 PM MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 36 ft. OPEN: May 1 to October 15 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June 15 through September 15. Rental units closed July 4th and Labor Day weekends. RV sites are available May 1 to Oct. 15. ACCOMMODATIONS: Park models, sleep 6, $55. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: RESERVATION HOURS: 9 AM to 5 PM, Sat.-Thurs.; Fri., 9 AM-9 PM. $50 security deposit. CHECK IN: 4 PM CHECK OUT: Noon. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: Clubhouse, equipped pavilion, 2 outdoor pools (til Labor Day), indoor pool, spa, shuffleboard, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, badminton, miniature golf, golf driving range, lake fishing, boating (fee, no motorized boats), boat rentals, and hiking trails. Dump station. DIRECTIONS: From north: Take the QEW south to the Peace Bridge to USA. Take I-90 south to the I-90 interchange. Take I-90 west and continue until you reach Exit 55 at the 219 Expressway. Take 219 to the end of the Expwy. Turn LEFT, go to the light and turn RIGHT. Stay on 219 south approx. 12 miles south of Springville. Watch for signs, turn right on Plato Rd. From Southern Tier Expwy. (Rt. 17): Take US 219 north approx. 10 miles to Ellicottville. Follow 219 north approx. 8 miles to Plato Rd. Turn left and follow our signs. IN THE FOOTHILLS OF NEW YORK STATE’S Allegany Region, with their own recreation staff and many points of interest in the area, 225-acre Allegany Mountain Resort is a vacation wonderland. The resort is well known for its theme weeks, with special events where you can either watch or take part in the fun and festivities.
Surrounding a pure spring-fed, 66-acre lake, the resort offers swimming beaches, sailing, fishing, and miles of wilderness trails along with the on-site recreational activities. Guests have access to downhill and cross country skiing or the challenging 18-hole golf course at nearby Holiday Valley.
Fine culinary cuisine, antique shops, gift boutiques, trees, and meadows can be found in the Village of Ellicottville. At the B&B Buffalo Ranch, just outside the Village of Ellicottville, you’ll see hundreds of buffalo graze in their natural habitat on New York State’s largest buffalo farm.
At Salamanca, the only city in the world located on an Indian Reservation, the Indian heritage comes alive through the abundance of local artisans who create their traditional arts and crafts. On the Allegany Indian Reservation, near Salamanca, the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum depicts the life and culture of the Iroquois Indians, with emphasis on the Seneca nation.
At nearby Mayville, you can take a step back in time and enjoy a 1-1/2 hour cruise on the Chautauqua Lake aboard the Chautauqua Belle, an old-fashioned paddlewheel steamship.
On your way to the shores of nearby Lake Erie, you’ll see the Chautauqua Gorge and travel through part of the Chautauqua wine country. Stop at some of the small wineries west of Westfield and visit the 1820’s McClurg Museum that contains period furniture, colonial farm implements, American Indian artifacts, a military exhibit, and genealogical records.
THEME WEEK FESTIVITIES, SHOPPING, SAILING
NIAGARA FALLS, CASINOS, RESERVATION STATE PARK
IN THE HEART OF NIAGARA COUNTY, Niagara’s Lazy Lakes Resort is just a few minutes’ drive from the Canadian border, Lake Ontario, and world-famous Niagara Falls and Seneca Niagara Casino.
Fine restaurants and golf courses are plentiful in the area, but the big attraction is, of course, Niagara Falls. This thundering wall of water is a wonder of the world. It’s breathtaking by day, by night, from above by helicopter or elevator, from below by catwalk, or by the popular “Maid of the Mist” tour boat.
The Niagara Power Project Visitors Center offers energy exhibits, movies, a history of Niagara Power, and an observation deck with a marvelous view of the gorge. The Aquarium of Niagara Falls, which overlooks the Niagara Gorge, puts on electric eel demonstrations, and hourly dolphin and sea lion shows. More than 2,000 marine specimen include penguins, sharks and lionfish.
At Niagara Reservation State Park, visitors will find Prospect Point and Observation Tower, Cave of the Winds, Goat Island (in the middle of the falls), Terrapin Point, Three Sisters Islands, and Luna Island. Boat cruises are available, and the visitors center displays a “Niagara Wonders” movie and has a gift shop for all the Niagara Falls memorabilia.
Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown saw service under French, English, and American flags, and from July 1 through Labor Day visitors can witness military drills and demonstrations by costumed soldiers.
Our Lady of Fatima Shrine between Lewiston and Youngstown is an outdoor cathedral where visitors can see a dome of translucent glass that depicts the world. The grounds facing the dome form a garden with 100 lifesize Carrara marble statues. There’s also a cafeteria and gift shop. 4312CHURCH ROAD LOCKPORT, NY 14094 (716) 433–2479 • EASTERN TIME
www.lazylakes.com
SITES: 200 partial CHECK IN: Noon to 5 PM
MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 / 50 amps—$4/day MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.
OPEN: May 1 through October 31 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June 15 through September 15 ACCOMMODATIONS: Deluxe log cabins. 1 bedroom sleeps 4, $90; 2 bedrooms sleep 6, $120. Linens not provided. No pets in cabins. All pets must be on a leash. Limit 2 dogs, no pit bulls. Speed limit 5 MPH when entering and driving on the resort. Visitor mail: General Delivery, Ransomville, NY, 14131. RENTAL RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: Minimum stay 2 nights. $100 booking deposit. Check in: 3 PM, check out: 11 AM. Reservations may be made 0-60 days in advance. Must be made by phone. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort offers a large activity center, 2 laundry facilities, 4 bath and shower facilities, 2 heated pools, fishing and swimming lakes, horseshoes, shuffleboard, boats, playground, country store, and 3 dump stations (fishing is catch and release). DIRECTIONS: Going west on I-90, take Exit 50 to I-290 to U.S. Hwy. 62, and continue north to Rt. 425. Take Rt. 425 to Rt. 104. Turn west on Rt. 104 for 1 and 1/2 miles to Church Rd. Turn north on Church Rd. to the resort.
www.frostyacrescampground.com
SITES: 100 full / 100 partial CHECK IN: 10 AM to 8 PM
MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.
OPEN: May 15 through September 30 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June through August ACCOMMODATIONS: Trailers, sleep 4-6, $45-$65 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights. CHECK IN: 1-6 PM CHECK OUT: Noon Visitor mail not accepted. No pets/smoking in units. Pets allowed in park w/veterinary rabies certificate. FACILITIES / AMENITIES:The resort offers a country store, snack bar, swimming pool, beach, picnic area, canoes, paddle boats, fishing, horseshoes, badminton, volleyball, ponds,propane station, playground, softball field, arcade area. DIRECTIONS:Take exit 25A off NYS thruway, then exit immediately after toll booth and turn left on Rt. 7. Go 1/2 mile, then turn left onto Rt. 337. Go 1/2 mile and turn left onto Rt. 159. Go 6 miles, then turn left onto North Kelley Rd. Go 1/2 mile and turn right on Skyline Dr., then go 2 more miles.
BOATING AND FISHING, SARATOGA, HOWES CAVERN
AT 1,250 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL,the spacious campsites at Frosty Acres Camping Resort overlook the CapitalSaratoga Region. The resort’s three spring-fed ponds are inviting to anyone seeking a leisurely day of fishing or boating.
Abundant nearby attractions include the Governor Nelson Rockefeller Empire State Plaza and New York State Museum in Albany, the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, the thoroughbred racing excitement of Saratoga, and the Howes Cavern in Howes Cave, New York.
Albany is the capital city of the Empire State and one of the oldest cities in the United States. It was named the capital of New York State in 1797. Because of its riverside location and system of turnpikes that fanned out from the city, Albany was a transportation hub of the northeast, and with the creation of the Erie Canal, Albany’s development as a business and banking center fueled the return to prosperity from the economic doldrums created by the War of 1812.
Here the Empire State Plaza is not only a government complex encompassing a convention center, but also a performing arts center, the New York State Museum, and the world’s largest contemporary art collection.
North of Albany, the nation’s oldest thoroughbred race track, the Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, runs 24 days of thoroughbred racing each August, and the Saratoga Raceway offers harness racing Feb.-Nov.
Cooperstown, New York, just a short drive west from the resort, is best known as the home of the national Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Just as its name implies, it honors baseball’s famous heroes, recalls the game’s greatest moments, and presents sport’s history through artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia.
Howes Cavern was discovered by a local farmer in 1842 when he investigated why his cows were standing out in the hot sun and discovered cold air blowing up from the cavern.
MINNEWASKA STATE PARK, HUDSON VALLEY WINERY
LOCATED HIGH IN THE SCENIC Catskill Mountains, this resort offers the best in family fun. Maple and oak trees, some reaching heights of more than 100 feet, adorn the countryside around the resort, providing a scenic vacation spot. A pond and nearby river provide fishing and canoeing at this 235-acre facility that features excellent tent camping. Recreation opportunities include horseback riding, golfing and much more.
Area attractions feature the Hudson Valley Winery, Ice Cave Mountains, Museum Village, Monticello Raceway, county fairs and historic sites, apple picking orchards, golf courses, glider rides, and fine restaurants.
Visitors can plan day trips to nearby Minnewaska State Park, which is situated in Ulster County on the dramatic Shawangunk Mountain ridge. The rugged and rocky terrain is blanketed by dense hardwood forest encircling two lakes. Clear streams notch into valleys, chisel into sheer cliffs and eventually emerge in waterfalls. Recreational opportunities here include hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, swimming, picnicking, and boating. 538MT. VERNON RD. WURTSBORO, NY 12790 (845) 888–2161 EASTERN TIME
www.catskilladventureresort.com
SITES: 100 full / 75 partial CHECK IN: 3 PM (Guests must arrive before 7 PM except on Fridays. CHECK OUT: Noon
MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft.
OPEN: May 15 through October 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: Cabins, sleep 4, $90 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: CHECK IN: Noon–9 PM CHECK OUT: Noon Pets must have current vaccinations. No pets in rental units. No smoking in rental units. Non-smoking rental units available. Linens not available for rental units.
FACILITIES / AMENITIES:This resort has a clubhouse, equipped pavilion, outdoor swimming pool, playground, picnic area, arcade room, movies, hiking trails, sports field, and courts for horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, and badminton.
DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 17, take exit 112, make two left turns at exit. Drive 1.2 miles and turn right. Go 4.6 miles to Mt. Vernon Rd., turn right. 2 miles to resort. NOTE: From RT. 17 please use printed directions not GPS.
CHESTERTOWN RANCHO PINES CAMPGROUND
P.O. BOX 525 • 2854 SCHROON RIVER • CHESTERTOWN, NY 12817 • (518) 494-3645 • www.ranchopines.com THIS FAMILY-ORIENTED CAMPGROUNDoffers 50 full hookup sites and 4 with water and electricity only. With 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners are allowed (fee) but heaters are not. Cable TV is available. Tent camping is offered. Pets are allowed.
Additional facilities include: chemical toilets, flush toilets, hot showers, laundry, tables, grills, and fire rings. There is a limited grocery store. Limited RV supplies, LP gas, ice, and wood are available.
Recreational amenities include: recreation hall/rec room, swimming pool, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, bocce courts, basketball, volleyball, sports field, arcade game room, river fishing (license required), beach area, boating in limited water depth, canoe rental, and hiking trails.
From I-87 (Northway) Exit 25, take Rt. 8 east 100 feet to Schroon River Rd. Turn right (south) and go one mile. Campground is on the left. OPEN 5/15 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
COLD BROOK ADIRONDACK GATEWAY CAMPGROUND & LODGE
244 BURT RD. • COLD BROOK, NY 13324 • (315) 826-5335 • www.adirondackgatewaycampground.net ON 166 SECLUDED ACRES, this campground and lodge borders the Adirondack State Park. It features 43 full hookups, 10 partial sites and 20 tent sites with 20, 30, and 50 amp electrical receptacles. Accommodations include 3 cabins, sleeps 6 and trailer and apartment that each sleeps 4. The campground is also conveniently located near a zoo, museum, diamond mines, brewery and casino. Pets are allowed, but not in rental units. Wifi is available.
Additional facilities include: restrooms, showers, laundry, gift shop and dump station. Firewood, ice, snacks and movie rentals are available.
Recreational amenities include: an outdoor swimming pool, playground, rec hall, volleyball/badminton net, golf range, horseshoes, fishing ponds (catch and release), lounge, board games and hiking/biking trails.
From I-90 take Exit 31 to 12 north. Take Poland Speculator Exit Rt. 8 north. Follow north through Poland and Cold Brook. See a Town of Norway sign. Take the second right onto Hall Rd. Follow to end and turn left onto Burt Rd. Campground is second property on right. OPEN 5/15 TO 10/12. EASTERN TIME
COPAKE CAMP WAUBEEKA
133 FARM RD • COPAKE, NY 12516 • (518) 329-4681 • www.campwaubeeka.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 400 SITES. Tent camping and cabins available.
Amenities include WiFi, recreation hall, snack bar, pavilion, store, volleyball, cable TV, basketball, horseshoes, arcade, swimming lake, fishing, playground, hiking trail, hay rides, LP gas, firewood and ice. Area attractions include Copake Lake, parks, museums, wineries, horse back riding and festivals. Pet friendly.
From the NY State Thruway (Berkshire Spur) or the Massachusetts Turnpike: Take I-90 to Exit B3 (in New York) and Route 22 South. Follow Route 22 South for 19 miles to Farm Road. Take a right onto Farm Road, 2 miles to Camp Waubeeka Family Campground, on the right. From I-84: Take Exit 20 to Route 22 North. Follow Route 22 North to Copake. Take a left onto Route 7A for 1/4 mile, and then bear right onto Farm Road. Follow Farm Road for 1/2 mile to Camp Waubeeka Family Campground, on the left. OPEN 5/1 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
GASPORT NIAGARA HARTLAND CAMPGROUND & RV PARK
2383 HARTLAND ROAD • GASPORT, NY 14067 • (716) 795-3812 • www.niagarahartlandrv.com LOCATED IN THE COUNTRYSIDE,this campground offers 83 full hookup sites; 15 with water and electricity only and 10 without any hookups. With 30 and 50 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners are allowed, for a fee. Heaters are not allowed. Tent camping is offered.
Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, sewage disposal, laundry, public phone, tables, and fire rings. Limited grocery store, ice, and wood are available.
Recreational amenities include: recreation room, boating (no motors), canoeing, pedal boat rental, lake and pond fishing, playground, badminton, horseshoes, and volleyball.
From the center of the village at the junction of Hwy. 31 and Hartland Rd., go 6 and 1/2 miles north on Hartland Rd. OPEN 5/15 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
NORTH HUDSON BLUE RIDGE FALLS CAMPGROUND
P.O. BOX 69 • NORTH HUDSON, NY 12855 • (518) 532-7863 • www.blueridgefallscampsite.com THIS CAMPGROUND OFFERS 40 FULL HOOKUPS SITES, 21 with water and electricity only, 10 with water only, and 5 without any hookups. With 15 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed, for a fee. Pull-a-long trailers are available for rent. Tent camping is offered. Group tent sites are available. Pets are allowed.
Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers (fee), sewage disposal, laundry, public phone, tables, and fire rings. There is a full service store. RV supplies, ice, wood, and groceries are available.
Recreational amenities include: recreation hall/rec room, swimming pool, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, badminton, arcade game room (fee), pond fishing (license required), beach area, boating (no motors), canoe rental, and hiking trails.
Off north I-87, turn at Exit 29. Go left and 2 miles W to the campground. Going south, turn at Exit 29. Go right and 2 miles W to the campground. OPEN 5/15 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
QUEENSBURY LAKE GEORGE CAMPSITES
1053ROUTE 9 • QUEENSBURY, NY 12804 • (518) 798-6218 • www.lgcamp.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 282 SITES. Tent camping available.
Amenities include a swimming pool, playground, recreation room, horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, laundry, store, bathhouses, propane and dump stations. Area attractions include The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom, a Six Flags theme park, Saratoga Springs, race track, museums, boat rides, waterslides, shopping, theaters, golfing, go-carts, horseback riding, rafting, hiking and ski resort. Pet friendly.
From Canada & North: Take I-87 Northway south to Exit 20, one mile south on Rt. 9 to Lake George Campsites. From NYC & South: Take I-90 Thruway north to exit 24, I-87 Northway north to Exit 20, one mile south on Rt. 9 to Lake George Campsites. OPEN 5/1 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
RANDOLPH POPE HAVEN CAMPGROUND, LLC
11948 POPE RD. • RANDOLPH, NY 14772 • (716) 358-4900 • www.popehaven.com LOCATED IN THE HEART OF AMISH COUNTRY,this campground offers 100 sites with water and electricity only. With 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed, for a fee. Tent camping is offered. Group camping is available. Pets are allowed.
Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms, sewage disposal, laundry, public phone, tables, grills, fire rings, and traffic control gate. There is a full service store. RV supplies, metered LP gas, ice, and wood are available.
Recreational amenities include: swimming pool, recreation hall/rec room, pavilion, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, badminton, movies, arcade game room, and fishing. Planned activities are available.
From the junction of I-86 ( Exit 16) and Hwy. 394, go 1 and 1/2 miles northeast on Hwy. 394, then 3 and 1/2 miles north on Hwy. 241. OPEN 5/1 TO 10/15. EASTERN TIME
