Camping Near Buffalo, NY

[MrJoe]

Letchworth State Park must be a popular place... All booked up

[Mike & Molly]

I highly recommend Branchs Of Niagara Campgrounds.
The only one in the area to consider in my opinion.
It's about a 20 minute ride from Buffalo RV on Grand Island.
And if you have the time, Niagara Falls is only 10 minutes away, as well as Canada.
Rated 10 out of 10.

[RPAspey]

Originally Posted by MrJoe

Letchworth State Park must be a popular place... All booked up

It's always like that. Even so, there are usually some sites open. I think because it's so cheap, people book early in the year, then don't go if weather is not perfect. They don't cancell either.

[another_newfie]

Originally Posted by Mike & Molly

I highly recommend Branchs Of Niagara Campgrounds.

Yikes, the prices here are insane.

[MrJoe]

Originally Posted by Mike & Molly

I highly recommend Branchs Of Niagara Campgrounds.
The only one in the area to consider in my opinion.
It's about a 20 minute ride from Buffalo RV on Grand Island.
And if you have the time, Niagara Falls is only 10 minutes away, as well as Canada.
Rated 10 out of 10.

Looks real nice...but...All holiday reservations require a minimum 3 night stay.

[MrJoe]

Originally Posted by RPAspey

It's always like that. Even so, there are usually some sites open. I think because it's so cheap, people book early in the year, then don't go if weather is not perfect. They don't cancell either.

I found one, but There is a 2 night minimum stay Is this typical?

[2012WhiteSolera]

If you like a camp site on a reservoir, seach Willow Bay just across the PA border. Approximately 70 miles south of Buffalo. The leaves are about 35% color right now. Willow Bay is a Federal campsite located in the Allegheny National Forest. So hopefully the punishment being dealt to "we the people" hasn' hit there. Here is the link. Good luck. http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/alleg...=6119&actid=29

[MrJoe]

Because of the minimum stay requirements... We have reserved a spot at the Lake Erie KOA in Westfield. Thanks for all the help folks.

We are going to "wing" it for Saturday night. If we find anything major during our KOA stay, it'll be going back to Buffalo and we'll hop a plane

[MrJoe]

Originally Posted by 2012WhiteSolera

If you like a camp site on a reservoir, seach Willow Bay just across the PA border. Approximately 70 miles south of Buffalo. The leaves are about 35% color right now. Willow Bay is a Federal campsite located in the Allegheny National Forest. So hopefully the punishment being dealt to "we the people" hasn' hit there. Here is the link. Good luck. http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/alleg...=6119&actid=29

We love the looks of Willow Bay... We'll do that next year!

[2012WhiteSolera]

Great. I recommend the loop at the reservoirs edge.

[RPAspey]

Originally Posted by MrJoe

I found one, but There is a 2 night minimum stay Is this typical?

yes, lots of people only stay one night. still at $40 for both nights, its cheap.

[Tracer215AIR]

Originally Posted by Superchief

Darien Lake State Park in open until October 20th. It is about 21 miles East of Buffalo RV. The rate is between $21 and $27 per night. You might want to check it out.

We took our first trip here 3 years ago and never went back. It's a state park with many party campers that will drink till 1 in the morning. Not kid friendly. Our site was on a very steep hill and they only offer electric.

If your looking for a real nice place with full hookups and things for the kids, look at Triple R Camping Resort & Trailer Sales in Franklinville, NY. Nice prices, full hookups, level pads, pond, bounce pad, heated pool, activities every weekend (bands/djs). did i mention it's only 10 bucks more then Darien Lake State Park a night? check them out at : Triple R Camping Resort & Trailer Sales . Call now for reservation because they fill up fast...