2 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Multiple cabin options are available near Williamson, New York with various amenities and comfort levels. Lake Bluff RV Park offers cabin rentals with electrical hookups, where guests can enjoy proximity to activities like swimming and fishing. Webster Park provides cabins within a wooded setting that features hiking trails and recreational areas. Cabins typically come with basic furnishings and access to shared bathroom facilities with showers. One visitor noted: "We rented a deluxe cabin which was in pretty poor condition. The cabins are very tiny and have little room to move around."
Rustic and deluxe cabins can be found throughout the region, with options varying significantly in size and amenities. South Shore RV Park operates year-round with cabin accommodations, while most other locations like Junius Ponds Cabins and Campgrounds are seasonal, operating from April through October. Pet policies differ by location, though most permit pets with certain restrictions. According to one camper: "The staff is amazing. The amenities need updating. But, for the cost, a little work could be put into providing a closer to level site."
Many cabins require visitors to bring their own linens, towels and cooking supplies. Some deluxe units feature refrigerators, though reviews indicate these may be smaller than advertised rather than full-size. On-site camp stores are available at several locations including Lake Bluff RV Park and Twilight on the Erie RV Resort, where basic provisions can be purchased. Bathhouses with showers are typically accessible to cabin guests, though cleanliness and conditions vary by location. While cabins provide shelter from the elements, visitors should prepare for potentially rustic accommodations with limited space.
"Had a large, private plot in drumlin loop. Close to the beach which was very pretty and clean. Hiking trails, kayaking, and lots of other fun activities."
"Near the play ground they have a nice game room pool, air hockey, video games. There is a change machine too."
from $40 - $999 / night
"He difference is 30a power and no water or sewer, 50a power and water, and 50a power and water/sewer. There is a dump station. The motor home sites are all along the entrance road."
"Camp sites are private and have everything you need for tent camping! Showers and bathrooms clean! Sink available for dishes. Playground. Lots of beautiful trails! I can’t wait to go back next week!"
"Kayak launches and boat marina nearby. The speed limit is 5 MPH and they mean it...."
"Clean bathrooms with activity and entertainment on site and near by."
Campground full this weekend
from $48 - $70 / night
"Our kids rented cabins and some used tents and others came for the day. The campground has do much to do between swimming, golf , bike and paddle boat rentals."
"I rate based on desire for at least a moderate wilderness type experience w at least some camp site privacy. Overall Rating: for a KOA :4 - see map for nicest sites."
Campground full this weekend
from $109 - $150 / night
"Campground offered two free hours of WiFi which is week but is currently being updated. This campground offers a well maintained-non heated pool although costs $2 per person to use even for campers."
"They had a oversized, long pull through available (site 88) that made entering and exiting the site nice and easy. 50amp and water was used, didn’t dump."
Campground full this weekend
from $40 - $999 / night
"The non-electric sites were pretty much all on hilly areas, most would be impossible for an RV to get level, though there were a few that would have worked. "
"Range of camping available from non electric to sites with electric also cabins are available. 2 swimming, sand beachs on lake Ontario with diving area in the canal that leads to a pond that has excellant"
from $20 - $88 / night
"More of an open campground vs. secluded. I didn't use their bathrooms or showers. Many seasonal campers. Live music and friendly neighbors. It was a nice stop as I headed up."
from $30 - $110 / night
"My campsite was very clean and was well equipped with a fire ring picnic table and a restroom nearby. There was a lot of seed weed washed up and you can smell it. That was the only downside."
"These are non-electric tent camping loops, bathrooms are a short walk from spots, if you have kids there is a playground by the more open spots in the inner part of each loop or you can stay in the more"
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $17 - $107 / night
GuideWe called last minute for a spot on Labor Day Weekend. We were coming in for my mom's passing. They juggled spots to get us in. After getting set up, they checked on us several times to see how we were doing with my mom's passing. Amazing, caring owners and staff. Thank you Marie.
TravelerClean, safe RV park off a small lake. Functioning electric and water hookups as well as sewage. Very kind and helpful owners and friendly campers.
GuideOverall best camp in the area. Cabins A++,Bathrooms A+, swimming,activities,views,location,nearby town. All the best.
GuidePros: clean, good location,nice bathrooms,hot showers nice playground.
Cons: this cabin was on main thoroughfare,so people and traffic, stiff mattresses, very large religious group singing and playing loud music.
GuideWe found this little gem when planning our trip. It is owned & operated by a Patrick who works very hard to keep it in great condition. There are at least twenty RV sites with thirty amp & some with fifty amp power all with full hookups. He also has several vacation rental cabins on the site, some of which he has built. All this is located right on the shores of lake Ontario about six miles from Oswego NY. Great lake views. An inground in pool, restrooms and showers all kept clean & in great condition. On-site firewood at a good price. Very short walk to a restaurant offering seafood sandwiches/ platters as well as burgers etc with lots of lakeside seating. Also a fantastic Ice-cream shop with dozens of flavors within 2 minutes walk. Well worth staying. We will return.
ScoutThe problems started before we even arrived. When I called to make a reservation, the owner was rude and impatient, repeatedly complaining that he couldn't hear me, despite me having full service. I discovered cell service at the campground was spotty, which made his attitude even more frustrating in hindsight. I told him it would be us and our dog, his immediate response was,"IT'S NOT A PIT BULL, IS IT?" in a hostile tone. I said no, she's an American Staffordshire, and my husband's service dog. He rudely replied that it was"THE SAME THING" and that they have breed restrictions. When I asked whether he was denying us, he avoided answering and demanded"legal paperwork" for her. I told him that no such paperwork exists, but she is trained to perform a task. He completed the reservation, took my payment, gave us a site number, and hung up. Since the office was closed and we had already been assigned a site number and paid, we assumed we could go directly to our site and finish any details in the morning. While setting up, the owner drove over and confronted us for not reporting to the office first. He then demanded proof of rabies vaccination, which is reasonable. We apologized that we had forgotten the paperwork and said we'd email it to him first thing in the morning. We were extremely annoyed that we saw multiple pit bulls as soon as we pulled in the campground. The next morning, we emailed the records to the campground around 10:10 AM, exactly as promised, as soon as our vet's office had opened. About 11:00, the owner left a voicemail demanding that we leave the property immediately because he had not received the paperwork. I called back and asked him to check his email again, he accused me of sending it to the wrong address. I told him that if he still couldn't find it after checking again, I would come to the office once I was dressed. 30 minutes later, he left another voicemail saying he had escalated it to the sheriff's office because we had not complied. Meanwhile, my husband was already walking to the office to handle things and the owner informed him that we were no longer welcome and that he had called the sheriff's office. Again, my husband told them to check their spam folder, and the email had been there all along. We communicated throughout the entire process and did exactly what we said we would do. The owner's son was far more reasonable and they did apologize, but it didn't make the situation right. The sites were tight, muddy, unlevel, and had awkwardly placed hookups. We were packed so close together that the row behind us overlapped the rear of our camper by a few feet. We had to share water with the neighboring site through a splitter at the spigot. We didn't use the restrooms or amenities because after our interactions with management, we felt completely unwelcome. We only stayed because we were in town for our grandson's first birthday and couldn't find another campground on such short notice.
TravelerThis is a small no frills campground centrally located near many Finger Lakes attractions (wineries especially). We had full hookups and everything worked as it should. The bath house is old but everything is functional. Shower was nice and hot. We were one of only 2 RVs there at the time so I would say it was very quiet except that the other party had a 4 and 5 year old who kept things lively and visited our site constantly until we asked them not to for awhile. Cute kids though. The campground is woodsy with just one unpaved road circling around the RV sites. There are tent sites also that looked very private, currently unmowed when we were there.
GuideWe got a spot last minute on the loop nearest the lake. Did not have a lot of shade so it was hot but the park is lovely. Decent bath houses— not well cleaned especially on the weekend. Utilities can be far from the parking spot.
RangerThere is so much to do at this camp! They have a jump pillow, pool arcade, movie room, RC track, and bingo for everyone. They have live music at tavern on the property with great food! They have a disc golf field, fishing, and so many places to go on the golf carts! They also go in big on their themed weekends. Great place to go if you want the kids exhausted at the end of the day!!
Cabin camping near Williamson, New York offers diverse accommodation options within Wayne County along Lake Ontario's southern shore. The region experiences cold winters with lake effect snow and mild summers with average July temperatures around 80°F. Elevation in the area ranges from 255 to 450 feet above sea level, creating varying terrain for different camping experiences throughout the seasonal camping period from April through October.
Lakeside recreation: At Lake Bluff RV Park, visitors can access a variety of water activities just 250 feet from cabin sites. "Had a large site near a little stream, overall the campground isn't very big with lots of seasonsals. Lots of activities for kids, and just around the corner from chimney bluff state park which are a must see!" notes Keri.
Family game nights: Indoor entertainment options supplement outdoor activities during inclement weather. "Near the playground they have a nice game room pool, air hockey, video games. There is a change machine too," explains Sara H. at Lake Bluff RV Park.
Hiking trails: Cayuga Lake State Park Campground provides access to multiple nature paths suitable for all ability levels. "They do have some good trails nearby, with paths that were well maintained and easy to follow. I wouldn't consider these to be typical 'hikes.' They are more of walking trails, but they were still beautiful," shares Kari M.
Private wooded sites: Webster Park receives consistent praise for its secluded cabin areas. "This was our first trip here. It was nothing short of perfect. Camp sites are wooded and private. Very quiet and peaceful. Clean and well maintained .... will definitely visit again," reports Amanda M.
Clean facilities: Well-maintained bathhouses enhance the camping experience at many locations. "We did a last minute reservation and ended up loving the place. There was good separation between the campsites and the bathrooms and showers were clean. Wasn't too far from a park along Ontario. Overall a great stay!" writes Joseph W. about Webster Park.
Evening entertainment: Canandaigua-Rochester KOA provides scheduled activities for visitors. "We spent father's day weekend at the KOA. Our kids rented cabins and some used tents and others came for the day. The campground has so much to do between swimming, golf, bike and paddle boat rentals. There's Ziplines with treetop walk and a bounce," notes Rich L.
Seasonal operation: Most cabin facilities close during winter months with specific opening dates. "This KOA has all that you need for a relaxing family trip. It is close to the finger lakes, is clean, has kid activities and a pond where the fish are easy to catch with hotdogs!" explains Amy T. about Canandaigua-Rochester KOA.
Site variability: Junius Ponds cabin options differ significantly in size and location. "We stopped here for the night and it was very pretty, quiet, and clean. The roads are narrow and hilly, but we pull a 36' 5th wheel (mid-profile) and we had no issues with branches," notes Kristine B.
Reservation requirements: Booking in advance is strongly recommended, especially for summer weekends. "Well maintained and friendly staff. Clean facilities. Most sites can accommodate large rigs with full hookups. Reservations recommended especially during summer weekends. Well priced $42 per night for full hookups," advises Jim C. about Junius Ponds.
Kid-friendly amenities: Many campgrounds near Williamson feature dedicated play areas. "I absolutely loved my time here with my son! Camp sites are private and have everything you need for tent camping! Showers and bathrooms clean! Sink available for dishes. Playground. Lots of beautiful trails! I can't wait to go back next week!" shares Catherine about Webster Park.
Fishing opportunities: Fair Haven Beach State Park provides multiple fishing locations for children. "Range of camping available from non electric to sites with electric also cabins are available. 2 swimming, sand beaches on lake Ontario with diving area in the canal that leads to a pond that has excellent fishing," notes Nancy B.
Seasonal activities: Family-oriented events vary throughout the camping season. "Have been to lake buff twice this year and will definitely be back next year! The owners are so personable, accommodating and kind! Kids activities are great. Even with COVID they have stuff to keep them busy. Large wooded sites are our favorite as well," writes Victoria about Lake Bluff RV Park.
Site accessibility: Cabins situated near RV sites often benefit from improved access roads. "We had a huge site in drumlin loop. Close to the beach which was very pretty and clean. Hiking trails, kayaking, and lots of other fun activities," reports Jay P. about Lake Bluff RV Park.
Utility connections: Most cabins lack full utilities available to RV sites. "We had an amazing time at this park! Friendly people, plenty for the kids to do. Playground in walking distance and private sites! We loved it here. Will definitely return. You need a long hose for fresh water in the RV. No sewer sites," advises Janelle G. about Webster Park.
Off-season options: "This was my first camping trip with the new travel trailer. I enjoyed it here. Full hook ups for my camper. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, there is to be no interaction with other campers and a mask must be worn when walking around campground," explains Eric B. about Lake Bluff RV Park.
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