Incredible campground with lots of room and shade. Allegheny National Forest facility. Be careful of the bears visiting the dumpsters and be smart with food storage at camp. Sites vary from primitive along the lake to full hook ups near the front of the park. Tons of attractions in the area that mostly include the National Forest lands. We'll definitely be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is located in the Allegheney Mountains and is great if you are an outdoor person. We were able to hike or bike someplace different everyday. The park is clean, the owners were nice. The road through the park is very rough and needs some gravel, we also thought that the price of propane was high . No cable or Wi-Fi at our site, I had to go to the lodge for Wi-Fi. For the price per night, compared to other KOA's we think that this campground is a bit pricey. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We got a very nice welcome. The desk clerk recommended a site where we got satellite. It is a quiet park, but pricey for what you get, in our opinion (no 50amp, no cable). Lots of things to do in the area. Fall leaves were beautiful. There are good gravel interior roads, grassy sites, lots of trees. Wi-fi was at our site but some people had to use the pavilion near the office. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you are looking for a place to “Get away from it all” then this is it! Tucked neatly into the northern part of Allegheny National Forest, Willow Bay is just south of the New York State border and easily accessible from NY 86/17 Southern Tier Expressway. We spent Memorial Day weekend on site #64 in Hemlock Loop which was a level paved pad set above a rolling spacious waterfront site. Both sides of our site were naturally landscaped with trees and rocks which afforded us complete privacy. There is also a boat launch and boat rentals available. Plus some sites are suited for launching small boats right from the site. Our site did not have any hookups (none of the premium lake front sites have hookups). We ran our generator briefly each day for DH to check his baseball scores and top off the batteries and that was it. There are water spigots throughout, but they are older style with no threading; however people were still able to fill their water tanks. There are two full hookup sites for camp hosts and several electric sites on the opposite side of the road if that is important to you. The grading and amount of shade on those sites made them less appealing to me. There is a brand new bath facility which is centrally located to the loop and is immaculate. There is no cell phone signal while in the campground. (Unless you have a good amplifier. Ours wireless one brought in 2-3 bars but you needed to have the phone almost touching the antenna.) Aspen and Oak loops offer more electric sites but they are in an open area away from the water, very close together and seem more appropriate for group camping. The Deer loop is set back into the woods and is strictly walk-up tent camping. If you enjoy tenting, these are huge private sites, many of them waterfront. Make sure you pack everything you need if you don’t want to be inconvenienced. There is no camp store other than firewood and ice at the check in station and the nearest store is about 15 miles away. The scenery was so breathtaking we were almost never inside except to sleep. There is lots of hiking available. We were in a 38’motorhome plus tow vehicle and had no trouble traversing the loop or parking. Our loop was comprised of a fairly even mix of tents, pop-ups and trailers with only three motorhomes including the host who was busy yet always available and friendly. The most remarkable thing was how quiet it was for a holiday weekend even though every site was filled. It was the nicest Memorial Day camping experience I have ever had. Nightly rate includes the $9.00 online reservation fee spread over the 3 nights. . We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lovely National Forest Park on the Allegheny Reservoir. Paved roads and mostly large level gravel sites with good drainage and lots of trees. Rest rooms and showers were immaculate. Numerous hiking trails nearby. Wonderful lake boating, fishing, swimming. Used Golden Access Pass discount. No lake front electric sites but the tent sites in the woods and on the lake front are very nice. No water/sewer sites. Some staff were not overly friendly or helpful. Had difficulty getting a satellite signal/southwest view for internet satellite from most sites. A great recreation site for boating and camping. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

New ownership - lots of nice upgrades. Coin Commercial Washer & Dryer in bathhouse. New cabins and bunkhouses. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It was beautiful, quiet and super friendly. Only a few miles from Kinzua Dam; swimming, boating, and fishing. Close to New York state border and the Salamanca Indian Reservation Casino. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.