This is a great RV park- we stayed in one of their new long spaces that had just been finished so…read moreit was a little muddy after the rain. Owners Jodie and Don were really nice and accommodating- they were working hard to get the pool open as it was Memorial Day weekend. Nice little fishing pond out front and the kids and adults were all out there catching little blue gills. The park is only a 20 minute car ride to Presque Isle which is an awesome bike ride and there are lots of restaurants and pubs. There are lots of permanent residents but everyone was friendly. We took a day trip to Niagara Falls to do the Maid of the Mist- it's about two hours away. This is not a fancy park but I would highly recommend. We are a big rig hauling a trailer and it was easy in and out.

A nice place for you and your family. I was there since 7 years ago. It's a fun place…read more Swimming pool good service. Campers and RVs good service. The trail good service.

Great location! To…read morestart off this is a very tight campground that can be a bit confusing to navigate. Luckily they have golf carts that wait for your arrival and show you to your spot. The staff at check in was great. She showed us our spot and gave us a packet of information with a map of the campground, state park, and other things to do in the area. The space was clean and concrete and rocks so you don't have to worry about mud. You are very close to the other campers but everyone was nice and quiet in the evening. We did not take a shower but did use the bathrooms at the shower house and they were clean and have a code entry. We drove over to the other part of the campground on the lake and walked to beach. It felt like two separate campgrounds. So it was confusing to know where the campground events were taking place. I asked someone in the camp store and was told by the playground maybe. We walked around a little bit didn't find it. The location is key. It is right at the entrance to the state park, with a beach across the street, close to the multi purpose trail and restaurants.

Cleanest bathrooms, kind staff, those who clean the sites work really hard . The campground is…read moretight close together campsites. But you are so close to Lake Erie it's worth it

Peaceful, clean family-friendly and dog-friendly campground; owners hard-working and friendly. We…read morehad a gem of a campsite with table, chairs grill, fire pit and privacy. When we arrived, the owner explained about not transporting firewood., and buying it from this place. All campers most likely know this already. Understandable, since live trees are a valuable asset to the campground and surrounding area. Disease and bugs that kill trees are a problem to be avoided. Store is well stocked, adequate laundry facilities. Nice amenities for families. We are birders, so found this campground convenient to Presque Isle SP and Erie NWR. Also saw birds and bunnies around the campground, fish and a snapping turtle in beautiful pond. We stayed 5 nights, got to chat with the owners numerous times, no complaints. Rules are reasonable and necessary to keep the place enjoyable. We were refunded money before our stay for an extra person we thought might be coming, but didn't. We saw parents and children enjoying themselves fishing and riding rented pedal cars. The only person I saw getting " yelled at" by owner was a lady who took her dog into the restroom. ( the one that had the dog park beside it) So I personally can't agree with the one-star reviews. Read them for entertainment, if you have time to waste. . Met a couple who come every year, and we would be happy to return also. This is our first time in this part of PA. Staying at this KOA was a great part of our trip,

I apologize to the people who have put up bad reviews and I doubted them. Some were definitely…read morevendetta reviews written on new accounts just to blast this place. This was my third stay and we were having a great stay as usual. I did see the lady owner going around at night checking everyone's site for firewood not purchased at their store. They did try to throw one guy out because he brought in some of his own. He basically told them where to go. They are definitely very strict on their rules, which is usually a good thing. However, we accidentally broke a rule they verbally attacked us using frequent profaniy before I could make it right. My cousin's widow saw my post that we were in town and stopped to say hi. Before she could get out of her car, the male owner come fliying up at high speed on his golf cart and started yelling at us about a guest. I instructed my friend where to park and where the office was. She tried to pay the guest fee for her and her son and the female owner kept pointing to the card reader. When my friend said she has cash twice, the owner then said, "Get out immediately, we don't need your attitude" To make matters worse and to show their negative attitude the male owner then saw my daughter coming back to the camper. (They were registered guests with the proper tag) He sped in front of her car, slammed on the brakes and started yelling her about speeding when she obviously wasn't. VERY BAD PEOPLE OWN THIS PLACE AS of 7/7/26

Clean , quiet and well organized. seems to be a lot of long term/ seasonal campers. sites were…read moresomewhat small but larger ones were available. we only stayed one night as we were heading north. Bathrooms were clean but there were non close to our campsite. was about a 1/4 mile walk to the closest one.

Great location and easy check in. Nice game room for kids right next to the laundry and main…read moreoffice. There are hay rides towards the end of September also. I only wish the guy in spot 51 last week would've put his campfire out before he went in at 8 pm. We had crazy winds that night and all I could think about was embers blowing at my camper .

We stayed here during the Tall Ships and it worked out great. Renting #2 deluxe rental with 2 dogs,…read more4 adults for four days and three nights. It was clean and ready for us when we arrived on Thursday.I Unfortunately we didn't have time to use the pool but it looked very inviting. We cooked, used the fire pit at night, even though the cabins are close it was quite at night to be able to sleep. It's was like staying in one of the tiny house that you see on TV! You have to bring your own linens, towels but I'm OK with that. There are pots, pans, coffee pot, toaster, plates, silverware so it all worked for us. I would stay here again and recommend it to others going to the area. Oh the only thing that was a challenge was the bathroom mirror! If your 6' or taller you'll be able to use it other wise bring a mirror! ; )

Definitely will return to this place. Very clean all over. Rental cabins were spectacular. Very…read morenice staff as well! check this place out

Fun times at follies fathers day weekend caught left over trout and small mouth with family fun…read more good time

We contacted them on 6/15/2026 to book an overnight stay. They informed us that they only…read moreaccepted monthly and seasonal reservations. They were very nice and referred us to two other local campgrounds. This is just a heads up for those seeking a night or two. WE DID NOT ACTUALLY STAY THERE. Just Posting for booking info.

This charming campground looks to be mostly seasonal and long-term campers, we were the only ones…read morein a tent. Our spot was completely grass; we drove our truck onto it and had a HUGE space to set up camp. Our spot had an overgrown field about a hundred feet back, and a nice tree for shade. Other tent spots backed up to the woods, across the mowed field from us. The bathrooms here were very simple and clean. There was always toilet paper and soap, so it's being maintained. The showers are also nice but simple; to turn on you set a timer between 1-5. The water temperature is automatic but very comfortable. The owner went above and beyond to accommodate our 1am arrival; she called to check our status, left a map with a highlighted route and notes on how to get to our site, and even put an orange traffic cone next to the picnic table so we could see it in the dark! We are avid campers and adventurers, so this additional touch really made West Haven stand out. It was 10 minutes to get to town, and 20 to the tip of Presque Isle. There's a pool AND small fishing pond, paved roads throughout the campground and most sites are grassy, not gravel.