Recommended by a friend, we went to see the frozen waves on Lake Erie. They were covered in snow and looked like little snow mounds. We were able to walk through the deep snow and out to the waves. Once we were there we were able to walk on them. The view was nothing like I had seen before. It was remarkable to think that we were walking on Lake Erie! The park was so peaceful and still with the deep snow and only a few people there. It was a bright sunny day and we enjoyed the walk in the stillness of the park.

We stayed Labor day weekend for three nights in the first inner loop (forgot exact spot). Spaces were spacious! behind our site there was open green space that terminated at the road- plenty of space for my husband and his friends to throw the football. A small playground was a close walk that my 2,6 and 8 year old enjoyed. There were two very clean bathrooms not that close to our site, which was inconvenient a little, but they were spotless.

We were able to follow a trail and walk to the beach, we also enjoyed taking our bikes the long way. But on days we had a lot of things, we ended up driving. There is a small concession stand for pizza, ice cream, pop, etc on the beach. We all enjoyed just relaxing and walking the shores for sea glass. On our second last day we visited the nature center, used some sporting equipment, and took a guided tour through the camp. Overall, I enjoyed this park and we are planning to come next year.

Great location. Midway between Buffalo and Dunkirk and right on the lake. Good beach and high bluffs over looking the very reachable beach. Very nice and clean restrooms and a good grill at each site and lots of tables and shelters. We came early/mid season so I don't know what it would be like at the end of the season. We have had lots of family reunions here and have always have had a positive experience. I would recommend this site for people from the Buffalo area as it is not too far. About 30 minute drive from Buffalo.