We spent 3 nights here while seeing the sights of Niagara Falls from the Ontario side. It's a good park in that it has everything you could think of including a restaurant and a separate ice cream bar out by the pool and water splash area. The staff was helpful and tried to keep the restrooms clean, but there was a crush of people using them so they barely kept ahead of the mess. The main downfall we saw was the road noise from Lundy Lane traffic since our site backed up to the road. The air conditioner helped drown out that noise for us at night. The shuttle bus service was punctual and it stopped right in front of the office area. We used the bus service for visiting the Falls as parking is quite expensive. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park. They gave us two sites for our 42 RV. Not much in the store, and the park was a little dull for my teenagers, but we enjoyed it. Close to the attractions and the bus is convenient. We would go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a convenient campground to the Falls. The bathrooms were not cleaned during our 3 days here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park is run by students as summer jobs. They mess-up site reservations. As we were getting our site someone came in with a site problem. Seems they wanted him to put a 30' fifth wheel in a tent site. Our site was right next to where he was sent. After 15 min's to make the changes we got our site. Water pressure is 100 psi. Make sure to use a pressure regulator sites are tight with trees in odd places. Hard to get your awning open. Next time in the falls we will pay more and find a different campground, maybe one that's run by adults. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was one of the nicest campgrounds close to the Falls on the Canadian side. The location was in what appeared to be a very safe area and close to all the attractions near the Falls. It was also only about a 1 hour drive from Toronto. We had a large corner site that overlooked the river. The campground was very clean and the sites were level and far enough apart from each other. The check in staff was very helpful, but the park gates closed early and we were told we could not drive into the park after a certain hour (I think it was 10pm not sure). We were told we would have to park outside the gate after that and walk to our site. Since the casinos are right down the street, that was not great news to us. We did not use the pool since the weather did not agree with us, so I cannot comment on it. We did visit Marineland, which is owned by the same company that owns the campground and it was a lot of fun. I would return to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The Good: The park was very clean and quiet. The location was excellent for visiting Niagara Falls and Marineland Theme Park. The staff was friendly. The Bad: The trees are a little low and it's a tight squeeze to pull through the narrow campsite roads. The children's playground needs to be updated with newer playground equipment. Overall: Our family really enjoyed King Waldorf's RV and Tent Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Registration went well despite the office was very crowded with campers arriving all at the same time. Staff was friendly and helped everyone with a friendly smile. The one part of registration that was bad was that we requested someone escort us to our site. They indicated someone would be out but no one assisted us so we went looking for the site. One major negative about this CG is the narrow roads and placement of utilities. It took us over an hour to locate a site whereby you did not need a extension electric cord and sewer hose going under the unit and long water hoses. The sites are back to back type. In some cases two cannot fit if the units are too long. Also, if you arrive when the CG is relatively crowded with a unit over 30’ beware you will likely be unable to maneuver into a site (as in the case of one camper). The roads are not wide enough especially when pull vehicles are parked near the road, not enough turning radius. The sites need to be more of an angle. The pools (3) and play grounds were excellent. The children were also able to play on a jumping pillow, mini golf and each day had a wagon ride. Each day the staff had different activities for the children even during the week. We only visited one of the restrooms (near mini golf) and were not impressed. The restroom definitely needs updating and cleaned up. We were very disappointed on the condition. They advertise about having tickets etc for activities in the area. This is true and we used their services however one disappointment was during the 5 days here, they never had bus tickets. Each day they stated they will have some the next day but never did. If again in the area, we might stay here but will review other CG in area before making final choice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This appears to be a clean and safe park, however, on our first night an announcement was made to be sure no coolers were left out and anything left out should be locked up. It seemed reasonable, but I've never been to a campground where this announcement was made! Then, we found the campground basically closed up for the night at 8 p.m. when the staff went home. The 1st night, we locked our 3 bikes to our camper's awning. Due to heavy rains the next morning, we closed the awning and locked the bikes to a nearby tree next to a picnic table. Sometime during the 2nd night, 2 of our 3 locked bikes were stolen. Thieves took bolt cutters and cut through our 3/4 inch bicycle lock. Our 11 year old son's new bike was tossed on the ground and my husband’s GT and my Schwin were stolen. After realizing the bikes were gone, I walked around the trailer and found someone's cooler tossed under our camper. A lady camping behind us saw me and realized her cooler of beer was gone and her walker was tossed across her campsite. She was in a permanent site and told me 2 other children’s bikes were stolen the night before and this type of crime has gone on for years - trucks pull up at night, thieves steal anything metal they can get (plus alcohol left unattended), sell the metal for scrap and buy drugs. The campground staff was helpful when my husband went to the office to tell them the bikes were stolen and assisted in contacting the police so a police report could be written. The area near the campground appears to be older hotels with individuals who rent for weeks/months at a time. If the bicycle stealing has gone on for years, why don't this KOA and the other campgrounds involved do more to protect their campers? It is very disappointing to me as a tourist. We are by far not people who get scared easily, but our sense of security was gone. After our bikes were stolen only 3 feet from where we slept, no one slept well. During our remaining nights, we put the remaining bike and our hitch inside our camper along with leaving our outside and bathroom lights on. My husband periodically went outside our camper at night with a metal bat to protect our truck and travel trailer. It is ridiculous to have to do something like this because you don’t know who or what you are dealing with. I have to say if our bikes were not stolen, I would recommend this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Many of the park facilities were not available or operational. Shower and rest room blocks were not cleaned in the 2 days we were there. 2 out of 8 showers had hot water. Staff were less than receptive to inquiries regarding local attractions and provided incorrect information. A large park charging premium rates for little return or regard for the customer. They seemed more concerned with their renovation than providing value of money. We would not recommend this facility. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for the location and the price. The met all our needs. We were happy with the sites, even though they were on the small side which is to be expected in the Niagara falls and tourist areas. The view was amazing. The bathrooms were clean and the shower stalls large and I never ran out of hot water. The drive to the Falls is amazing with river always in site and the amazing houses along the way. Flies were a bit of an nuisance but did NOT ruin our stay. The staff was nice and polite. The pass code to center after hours is a bonus, some campgrounds do not have this and you cannot come and go as you please. It is very quiet at night and peaceful. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Men's room ran out of toilet paper. Showers needed servicing; heads are "low flow". Park is gated; we were given access code to come and go when office was closed. $5 for wifi service. Signal was too weak and unusable at my campsite. I had to go up near the office. Campsites are too close together. The neighboring campers had little yip dogs that liked to bark in the morning before we were ready to get up which was annoying. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent location for everything with no trains nearby. The river was beautiful and the campers were friendly. Flies were a problem....lots of them when we ate outside and several liked the inside of our camper. Warning: better give the management your credit card number by phone or in an unprotected email. We mailed our card info from NC and it took it 12 days to reach the park--2 days after our arrival!! So when we arrived they had never received our payment and they had no reservation for us. They did find a place right across from the restrooms but it was for more $ than we had agreed upon through email. Even after our letter and credit card info arrived we were not offered an adjustment in what we had paid. The park is peaceful and that was important to us. The tourist areas are too busy and crowded. Of course we were there July 2,3 & 4--the busiest camping and tourist holidays of the year! We would probably stay there again if in the area because of the location a few minutes from the hustle and bustle of the Niagara tourist attractions. The Maid of the Mist was exceptional and the Jet Boat ride on the rapids was thrilling. Our children and grandchildren also enjoyed the Walk Behind the Falls. We did everything on the Canadian side. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The best thing here is the bus that runs right out the front gate and takes you to the Falls. The sites are not level and after a rain, impossible. Utilites are arranged with one unit pulling through and having easy access. The next unit has to back in and the utilites are in a weird position with the sewer right under your unit. The park was obviously laid out for permanent trailers when it was built. All in all a safe plce to spend the night but not much else. There is ample shade with trees everywhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The positives for this campground are that it's a good base for visiting Niagara Falls, it has level sites, the staff is very friendly and it has a security gate. We could be wrong, but we believe it needs a security gate due to the several 'gentleman's clubs' directly across the street. The playground is very old, rusty and not 'kid friendly'. There were really not any other child activity areas that we noticed. The campground was officially opened for over a week, but not all of the facilities were open yet. They actually had to come and turn the water on at our site. The showers we ended up using in the main building were decent and served the purpose, but that's about it. Also, the campground is directly next to a railroad track and yes, we had two trains pass by in the night. We thought a convey of motorcycles was coming through our trailer. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Pros: Niagara Falls bus line stops at campground. $6 for all day use. Large shaded sites. We were able to pull through to our back in site. Cons: Poor TV reception. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice Clean Park. Staff was friendly. Shuttle bus is $6 per adult to Niagara Falls. Bath house was clean. We had a pull thru/full hook up site with concrete patio pad. Lots of room. No complaints. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not an impressive RV park, felt more like a large car park. We were located at the rear of the campsite near a fence next to swamp land. Full of mosquito's. We had to pay for Internet $5 for 2 days but had a very weak connection, we told the staff but didn't see any improvement. We had to pay $6 for the bus transfer to the Falls but they only supply a small 14 seat bus so had to wait nearly an hour to get back from the Fireworks at Niagara. Would not recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff, close to all attractions, easy to find and get into. Would stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.