Best Campgrounds near Springville, NY

Campgrounds around Springville, New York provide a mix of tent, RV, and cabin accommodations across several established facilities. Nearby East Otto State Forest offers free primitive camping with fires permitted and pet-friendly policies, while more developed options like Colden Lakes Resort feature full hookups and cabin rentals. The region includes multiple family-oriented campgrounds within a 20-mile radius, with several offering both tent sites and RV connections. Local campgrounds are searchable through The Dyrt's listings.

Camping facilities in the area typically operate seasonally, with most open from April through October. Several campgrounds, including Triple R Camping Resort and Three Valley Resort, have defined operating seasons running mid-April to mid-October. A visitor commented that "the park is so big I only got to do some of the hiking" when describing nearby state park options. Weather conditions can significantly impact camping experiences, with summer being the peak season while spring and fall offer less crowded conditions but variable temperatures. Campers should note that permit requirements and alcohol policies vary by location, with some facilities prohibiting alcohol while others explicitly allow it.

Water access represents a valued feature at several campgrounds in the area, with fishing opportunities at locations like Colden Lakes. Tent camping areas often provide more privacy than RV sections, which tend to be arranged in closer proximity at most developed campgrounds. According to one visitor, "the nature is very beautiful" in the region, highlighting the scenic value of the surrounding landscape. Mixed-use campgrounds predominate, with most facilities accommodating both tent and RV campers, while some also offer glamping options or cabin rentals. Families with children may appreciate the recreational amenities at larger campgrounds like Jellystone Park of Western New York, which features 229 sites and seasonal activities. Most developed campgrounds maintain shower facilities and restrooms, though quality and cleanliness vary by location.

Best Camping Sites Near Springville, New York (120)

    1. East Otto State Forest

    10 Reviews
    Collins Center, NY
    8 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 372-0645

    "This was a nice secluded feeling site, neighbors are pretty close by and you can hear them but a good amount of private space to yourself."

    "We were nice and secluded, which was great for the dogs to run around, be safe, and not bother other campers."

    2. Sprague Brook Park

    7 Reviews
    Holland, NY
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 592-2804

    "Well maintained park the campground is full of hiking trails and areas to fish on multiple ponds the sites are your average size and are kept clean."

    "There is a play area for kids every time you turn around and a nice little pond for fishing. For what it is, it's a very nice spot if you're looking for a less wild camping experience."

    3. Colden Lakes Resort & Restaurant

    4 Reviews
    Holland, NY
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 243-6671

    $45 - $75 / night

    "It’s mostly seasonal campsites with a lot of folks trekking around on golf carts."

    4. Jellystone Park™ of Western New York

    14 Reviews
    North Java, NY
    21 miles
    Website
    +1 (585) 457-9644

    $31 - $276 / night

    "What are the best things about this National Park is that you feel like you were in a Yogi Bear show although there is still a ton of beautiful nature to enjoy the novelty of Yogi Bear is always around"

    "We hit this campground on our way through to Lake George, and I was genuinely upset that we couldn't stay longer. So many fun amenities. It's like a water park, meets campground."

    5. Colden Lakes Resort

    2 Reviews
    Holland, NY
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 941-5530

    "There are 4 small pristine lakes. It’s about an hour from Niagara Falls and out in the Country, very quiet and peaceful. Would definitely come back"

    6. Arrowhead Campground

    2 Reviews
    Machias, NY
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 492-3715

    7. Erie County Sprague Brook Park

    1 Review
    Springville, NY
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 592-2804

    "There is a creek that runs through the state park which was nice for the kids to splash around in. Good for a local weekend get away."

    8. Triple R Camping Resort and Trailer Sales

    4 Reviews
    Franklinville, NY
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 676-3856

    "There’s definitely something for everyone here; pool, splash park, hiking trails, playgrounds, & activities for all ages are just some of the things. Highly recommend!"

    9. Three Valley Resort

    2 Reviews
    Holland, NY
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 537-2372

    "Although the area is very hilly so you will have to drive them to the areas of interest. There is a Bar with live music and food on the weekends."

    10. Evangola State Park Campground

    17 Reviews
    Irving, NY
    24 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 549-1760

    $17 - $112 / night

    "Sites are electric only, with a dump station available at the entrance and one in the campground loop."

    "Sites are electric only, with a dump station available at the entrance and one in the campground loop."

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Recent Reviews near Springville, NY

540 Reviews of 120 Springville Campgrounds


  • Jeff P.The Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 28, 2025

    Lake Erie State Park Campground

    A very nice park and campground

    The facilities are old and outdated like most state parks but it's all clean. The staff is friendly and helpful and the camp sites are a decent size. The views of the lake aren't great but you can find it.

  • Chelsea B.
    Sep. 23, 2025

    Cain hollow campground

    Come in Autumn!

    Absolutely beautiful camping loop. There are many others but Cain Hollow is completely open and on the side of a hill so beautiful views of the changing colors. Also good for Starlink users. Clean bathrooms. Beautiful paved greenway. Easy and hard trails available. Restaurant, general stores, laundry, bike rentals… this park is awesome. Absolutely zero Verizon service though. Heads up!

  • Christopher  T.
    Aug. 30, 2025

    Evangola State Park Campground

    What a shame

    This used to be real nice but NY has let all it's park go to pot with lack of funding and no updates

  • Greg D.The Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 27, 2025

    Westfield-Lake Erie KOA

    Overnighter

    We only stayed for an overnighter on a long trip west. The restrooms and showers are some of the best we’ve seen during our trip. Very well maintained facilities and grounds and the staff are friendly and helpful. We were able to change our site for one that was more level without a problem. The only thing that might bother some people is the road noise. However we were able to sleep well despite it. There is also a dog “park”/fenced area.

  • MacKenzi G.
    Aug. 22, 2025

    Sleepy Hollow Lake Campground

    Kid friendly but Bee Problem

    We had a lot of fun here and there’s a lot of activities for kids I would typically give this campsite 5 stars but our only problem was there were bees everywhere. I get some bees are apart of the camping experience and nature but we’ve never ran into this problem elsewhere. They were all over the campground it was very unpleasant and there was a nest under the playground we did advise management of.

  • Miranda
    Aug. 15, 2025

    Woodstream Campsite

    Rip off

    Have to stay at least 2 nights. Employees say one thing. Then boss charges me even though I was told it was okay. Aren't willing to reason with. Also traffic very loud at night

  • SThe Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 11, 2025

    Lake Erie State Park Campground

    Great overnight stop

    Stayed one night on a long drive.  Beautiful views of lake.  Amazing grassy fields right by campsites.  Full park but still quiet with good spacing between outer ring spots.

  • Donna A.
    Aug. 5, 2025

    Lake Erie State Park Campground

    Great Campground

    Just returned from staying over the weekend at this campgound with my dog and had a great time. We stayed in a non-electric site in my campervan and it was perfect. There is comfortable space between each campsite in most cases plus lots of trees for shade. Although the campground was full, it was quiet since I like to retire early. We saw lots of wildlife (black squirrels, rabbits and birds). The restroom and showers were nice, they were clean and only a short walk from my campsite. My dog was excited to get lots of walks during the time we were there. The beach was not close to our campsite but I drove there before checking out and walked the dog again. It was a rocky walk along the sand but a beautiful area with a playground. There were, however, many large dead fish along the water line. I can't wait to return to Lake Erie State Park because I enjoyed it so much!

  • S
    Aug. 2, 2025

    Beaver Meadow Family Campground

    Ridiculous pool rule

    The campgrounds are nice. The staff, friendly. Brought our RV so I didn’t see the bathrooms. We had a site that was “lake view” which was funny because it’s a pond. It was stocked so fishing was fun. They have a nice heated pool. My only real issue is the ridiculous two adult pool rule if you are with kids. We spent all day at the rodeo. We came back ready to swim after being in the sun all day. Of course my toddler fell asleep so I stayed with him at the campsite and my husband took our other two kids to the pool. They were able to swim for 15 mins before the other people who were at the pool took off. So it was just my husband and kids left. The lady working in the office came out and told them they had to get out because“there has to be two adults and one has to stay on deck”. Like, what?!? Seriously? That’s the stupidest rule I’ve ever heard. So he gets my very disappointed kids out of the pool and they are just hanging out pool side hoping for basically a stranger to come swim so they can swim. They waited nearly an hour before they got defeated and came back to the camper. Stupid rule. I’ve never seen any campground ever have that rule. If you are that worried about a solo parent taking care of their kids, hire a life guard. Or make that pool rule known prior to booking. My kids had life jackets on and my husband is CPR certified. Literally will never come here again because of this rule. Lame lame LAME.


Guide to Springville

Camping near Springville, New York offers diverse options within the region's rolling hills and valleys. The area sits in the northern portion of the Allegheny Plateau with elevations ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 feet, creating varied terrain for outdoor recreation. Summer temperatures typically range from 70-85°F during the day, while spring and fall camping seasons can see nighttime temperatures drop into the 40s.

What to do

Creek exploration: East Otto State Forest has natural water features that campers enjoy. "There is a creek that runs through the state park which was nice for the kids to splash around in," notes Amanda K., who visited Sprague Brook Park.

Fishing opportunities: Several campgrounds maintain stocked ponds for fishing. A visitor at Colden Lakes Resort mentioned, "There are 4 small pristine lakes. It's about an hour from Niagara Falls and out in the Country, very quiet and peaceful."

Boating access: Some campgrounds provide water recreation beyond fishing. "Campground is right on the river with a private boat launch," reports Ian H. about Arrowhead Campground, making it convenient for campers bringing watercraft.

Winter activities: Unlike many seasonal operations, Sprague Brook remains open year-round. "The park is open year around and even has shelters to rent for winter. There is a sledding hill and cross country skiing paths to use," explains Adam R.

What campers like

Privacy levels: Campers frequently mention site spacing and privacy. "Sites were spaced out enough that you know someone was in the site next to you, but you couldn't see them," reports Nicholas K. about East Otto State Forest.

Free primitive camping: Budget-conscious campers appreciate no-cost options. "After sleeping in parking lots and rest stops, it is so nice to have a place where you don't fear law enforcement knocking at your car/tent, and it's FREE!" writes Aidan C. about East Otto State Forest.

Swimming options: Several campgrounds offer swimming facilities. At Triple R Camping Resort, a camper noted, "So much for the kids to do with splash pad, pool, playground and Rec room."

Entertainment for children: Family-friendly activities are plentiful. Jennifer T. says Triple R Camping Resort had "an awesome time for both Halloween weekends. Owners make you feel like family."

What you should know

Cleanliness concerns: Some primitive camping areas have trash issues. Joseph F. notes about East Otto State Forest: "Nice campground, free, fishing, secluded, everyone needs to start picking up their trash though."

GPS accuracy: Some campgrounds can be difficult to locate. "I used the Dyrt provided gps coordinates and was dropped into a residential area. Used the map on the parks website to get back on track," warns Courtney C. about her experience at East Otto State Forest.

Seasonal limitations: Most campgrounds operate within specific dates. Three Valley Resort runs from "Apr 15 - Sep 15," while Triple R Camping Resort operates "Apr 15 - Oct 15."

Ground conditions: Weather affects campsite quality. "Maybe non rainy season is better for this site, my boots became very muddy," suggests Lizzy K. after camping at East Otto State Forest.

Tips for camping with families

Playground access: Multiple play areas for children exist at certain campgrounds. Sarah K. notes that at Sprague Brook Park, "There is a play area for kids every time you turn around and a nice little pond for fishing."

Family-focused amenities: Some resorts specialize in kid-friendly activities. Jellystone Park of Western New York "is like a water park, meets campground. Games areas, activities galore," according to Erin H.

Halloween weekends: Several campgrounds host special seasonal events. Amy T. says about Jellystone Park, "Their Halloween weekends are full of fun and fright!"

Independence-building layouts: Some campgrounds have layouts that work well for families with children. James K. explains that at Sprague Brook Park, "the lower loop you can see small children ride around the loop and watch them gain their independence but still have a eye one them."

Tips from RVers

Reservation systems: Some campgrounds have outdated booking processes. Ian H. notes about Arrowhead Campground: "NO CREDIT CARDS; cash or check only. It makes it a little clunky to get a reservation because you have to mail in a check."

Hookup availability: Full-service sites can be limited. "Most campsites are a decent size and have electric hook ups," says Amanda K. about Evangola State Park, though not all sites offer full connections.

RV site spacing: Some campgrounds place RVs closer together than tent sites. Joe C. comments about Three Valley Resort: "Lots of seasonal people and the sites are tight so there is a good amount of people, if your looking to be alone this is not the place."

Water access points: RVers should plan for water fill-ups. Kim D. advises about Evangola State Park: "There are several places to get water in the camp, so be sure to fill up your tanks before you park."

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is available near Springville, NY?

According to TheDyrt.com, Springville, NY offers a wide range of camping options, with 120 campgrounds and RV parks near Springville, NY and 10 free dispersed camping spots.

Which is the most popular campground near Springville, NY?

According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Springville, NY is East Otto State Forest with a 4.3-star rating from 10 reviews.

Where can I find free dispersed camping near Springville, NY?

According to TheDyrt.com, there are 10 free dispersed camping spots near Springville, NY.