Best Glamping near Youngstown, NY

The best part of Golden Hill is being right on the shore of Lake Ontario. The Lakeside sites are the best bet as you get an unobstructed view of the incredible sunrise and sunset over the lake. The shade and privacy is nothing to speak of, but the views make up for that. The lighthouse is also worth checking out. There are also Yurts here that can be rented.

We stayed here while visiting Niagara Falls and while it's a bit of a drive it was nice to be a bit off the beaten path. Our site was near a creek and partially shaded. Some sites seemed bigger than ours and some smaller, so checking out sites before choosing might be a good idea. The facilities were very clean for how busy the campground seemed to be. Some great views of the lake too :)

Very nice CG. Sites are plentiful and open so not tons of privacy. There is a nice little store too. Amazing views of the lake and nice trails around! The views of the river were awesome and wildflowers bordered the trail.

Our family of four plus one dog enjoyed three nights tent camping in the grassy area overlooking the gigantic playground. Our school age children spent 4-6 hours each day running around with different configurations of kids. It was convenient to be able to keep an eye on the kiddos while doing meal prep or just relaxing. The lake shore made for a great natural playground with logs, small boulders, and skipping stones. Lake sunsets don't want to be missed. Bathrooms were clean, showers warm, and the shared wash area made doing laundry and dishes easy. Sites vary from open and grassy, to waterfront or tree lined. Our family camps often and was very impressed by all this campground had to offer. A great place to stay if camping near Niagara Falls!

Great location on Lake Ontario. Spacious campsites, great views. Convenient to.niagra falls.

Camp store was low on a number of items but there was a grocery close by right off the Niagra parkway.

This is a great campsite! Was very well kept and restrooms and showers where very clean!

Well maintained campground. We camped under some mature trees that provided plenty of shade. Stayed there for the 4th of July and the freeparking included for Niagra Falls was great!

Is one of my favorite parks its clean, maintained well and full of amazing views. The park is close to alot of must see places in the Niagara region which makes it so great all while you have an amazing view of the lake.

The view of Lake Ontario is absolutely breathtaking!

We our family of 5 tent camped on site 155 & 157. The sites were right next to the bathrooms/showers/laundry. The bathrooms were very clean. The showers had 2 separate privacy shower curtains and a bench to put your things in the shower stall. It was 2.25 to wash clothes. There were 2 water fountains outside the bath house. The sites were very quiet and shaded. It was short driving distance to Niagara Falls and our NY state park pass got us free parking at Niagara Falls State Park during our stay. We watched the sun set on Lake Ontario. It was a beautiful place to stay!

a classic American campground. plenty of spots for all size campers. you can be close to others or a little more spread out if you want. Plenty of kids on bikes and playing, would be great to go as a group and no full timers which is nice.

We stayed at this campground on our trip to Niagara Falls. It was a great location. There is a lot of space to explore and it’s right on the lake which was beautiful. Would definitely recommend!

Roomy campsites in a surprisingly secluded setting! Great activities and a fine camp store as well!

This a very flat and open campground. It is located near some awesome attractions such as Niagara Falls and Fort Niagara.

great sites, secluded from neighbors. nice trails to hike.

Four Mile Creek State Park Campground was a beautiful ride to the end of the road - meaning people didn't camp here by accident. We stayed 3 nights on a beautiful flat, grassy site with lots of room for kids to play and neighbors at a distance that we could wave and greet, but didn't know what they ate for dinner!

Beautiful campground with clean bathhouses. There were 2 working hot showers on the 300 loop that we camped on. Push the button - have hot water for about 30 seconds, then push again - we were very thankful! Water spigots were plentiful and there was a dumpster for trash not far from our site.

We did see a bobcat and a skunk within 10 minutes of arriving so we knew animals were around, but we didn't have a problem with them.

The sunset view over the lake was phenomenal. This campground may be 11 hours from our house - but we will surely be back!!

I loved this campground! the 300s were very spacious. we found a BlackBerry bush and an apple tree at the back of our site. the kids play area is huge, the showers were hot, only 20 min to Niagra. we even got free parking at Niagra Falls with our campground info

We stayed here almost a week this month. It was clean with a large playground in the center. The showers were also very clean. In the back of the park is Lake Ontario with a cool view of Toronto City. We very much enjoyed our stay here!

We camped here for two nights in late June to visit the Niagara Falls area. The park is located on a scenic byway with several state parks along its route and only about 20 minutes from Niagara Falls. The campground is very large and was very busy the weekend we were there. There is a mix of shaded and wide open sites. We camped at site 161 which was fairly shaded and had a large open field with a view of Lake Ontario. Sunsets were beautiful and a lot of campers come to the lake in the evening to watch it. There is a camp store and firewood for sale. Bath houses were clean and had laundry facilities. There is no swimming in the lake at this campground and I would consider it to have few recreational activities such as hiking, etc., but a nice place to camp if you are looking to explore the surrounding region.

I have been visiting this NY State Park Campground since 2001 when I brought my then 4 year old son camping for the first time. I just love it there and feel quite safe throwing my tent up for the weekend by myself.  There's a different caliber of folks that come from all over Canada and the U.S. The Staff is incredible and always makes time and as for Fred the Manager, he's just wonderful and accommodating with family activities on Friday and Saturday nights (family friendly movies). Sometimes there would be special guests speakers to teach about the environmental concerns and animals. However, as of late, there has been issues with the Camp Store. The store is either not open, do not know when it's going to be open or have little to no supplies available (as of the end of camping season 2018). It is my understanding that a new company has taken over the store for the 2019 Season. I do hope so. My wish is that the store will be open regularly in early morning with more stock and activities for the families. The Park is family friendly with opportune area in which to visit classic attractions like Niagara Falls Gorge, Niagara Aquarium, Buffalo Zoo with it's many new exhibits, Fantasy Island and much more along the Niagara Scenic way. Give yourself a breath of fresh air and camp with the best that care!!

But not good for swimming. Beautiful sunset views. Showers didn’t have hot water but bathroom was fine otherwise. This is a very large campground.

Site Details: We stayed on site#79, which was an electric site with a nice lake view. Our row of sites was separated from Lake Ontario by a large, open field. The sunset views over the lake each evening were spectacular. Our site actually had a gravel driveway and pad, as did several others, but I noticed that the majority of sites were grass only. There was a nice row of small shade trees and bushes that separated our row of sites from each other, but the general feel of the campground was more open field rather than forest. I really liked our site overall, but it was a bit of a walk to the bath house and water spigot. 

Facilities/Overall Park: This is a very large and popular campground, and to my surprise it didn’t empty out much during the week. The setting is beautiful, the rangers were friendly, and the playgrounds are very nice. The camping loop roads were nicely paved and great for bike-riding. The lake was simply beautiful, and you can even see the Toronto skyline on a clear day. With that said, some of the facilities could use some TLC. There are several bath houses with laundry located throughout the CG, and some are a bit more updated than others. The closest bath house to our site was unfortunately the most dated and dirty of them. The showers were pretty gross, and the bathroom stalls were so-so, but there was constantly TP all over the floor, overflowing trash cans, and only one working soap dispenser(which was empty most of the time). We usually see camp hosts at state parks who take care of bathroom cleaning, but I didn’t notice any hosts or host sites this trip, which I thought was odd. I also noticed that the park in general was sparsely staffed, which seemed odd given the amount of campers. 

Surrounding Area/Attractions: The convenient location of this campground can’t be beat. Fort Niagara is about 5 minutes away, the falls are 15-20 minutes away, and there are many farm stands and cute little towns nearby. Another neat town to visit is Lockport, about 30 minutes away(Lake Effect Ice Cream is a must!). This is a very rural area, so the fresh produce stands are plentiful during the summer season. Our favorite was Tom Tower; his peaches and corn were incredible. The fresh cookies from nearby Sanger Farm were delicious as well. Overall, this is a lovely park in a great location. While the facilities within the park were lacking, it is a beautiful and affordable base camp from which to explore all the nearby towns and attractions. We would camp here again!