The cleanest bathrooms at a campground I've ever encountered. We were here for a weekend stay, and…read moreabout half of the sites are seasonal, the other side where we were seemed to be pass throughs. Extremely quiet campground, small basketball court and tiny office. There wasn't much for small kids to do, families be aware! Sue was very helpful when checking in/checking out. Wish there were some more items like soft drinks to purchase, but there's a small convenience store across from the state park that was well stocked. Would definitely visit again.

This campground offers a beautiful view of Lake Ontario, but has limited lake access. Sadly this…read moreis another corporate managed campground in need of some TLC. Sites are not level, and in need of added gravel. Website advertises Wi-Fi but was not working during our stay. When we ask about veteran/military discount we were told no discounts were offered on stays 3 nights or less. Sad, with just a little TLC and customer appreciation a beautiful location with great potential Tom & CeCe

https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/point-peninsula-community-fears-proposed-limestone-mine/amp…read more POINT PENINSULA, N.Y. (WWTI) -- A proposed limestone mine has left a Lake Ontario community angry and fearful. J.E. Sheehan Contracting Corp., a company out of Potsdam, has submitted a permit for a 15.2-acre limestone mine in the Village of Point Peninsula. This project proposal was submitted to the Department of Environmental Conservation. Sheehan owns a campground and restaurant in Point Peninsula. However, residents who live in the village just learned of the project in mid-December. "They will be blasting and mining, they will be pulling stone out," Year-Round Resident Laney Hastings-Taylor explained. Hastings-Taylor has lived in the village for decades and has worked to educate neighbors about the proposed mine, which would be located off Jefferson County Route 57. Many people have rallied with Hastings-Taylor to voice why the mine does not belong in Point Peninsula. "There's one road in, one road out. We didn't buy to have this kind of traffic out here. People walk the roads, they bike. A little girl across the street roller skates," Year-Round Resident Jeannie Koster shared. "You can't have that with that kind of traffic." Aside from work within the mine, the contractor has shared that the mine would increase daily traffic to a minimum of 50 large trucks. "To me, this is a resort area, not, you know, not an industrial type area for mining," Gene Taylor, Laney's husband added. Site work has already been completed on Sheehan's 92.5-acre property, which Taylor explained, has destroyed ecosystems. Point Peninsula and surrounding areas are home to migratory birds, such as snowy owls, bald eagles, ospreys and waterfowl. Taylor also owns three AirBnb's in the village as well as the only you-pick berry farm in Jefferson County. She is worried that this mine will ruin the fragile balance. "People's wells will be contaminated. The runoff from the blasting from the mining, the water is going to go right down that hill and right into the lake," she expressed. "People come and they have a magical vacation because of this lake, because it's just so beautiful. And all those things will be impacted." The DEC is hosting a public comment period on this project. Comments will be accepted through Friday, December 22. Point Peninsula is located in the town of Three Mile Bay, in Jefferson County.

The food has been very good this year and the atmosphere is beginning to fall into place. Nice and…read morerelaxing and the drive is beautiful.

One week away from my stay for just one night and they called to leave me a message that my cabin…read morereservation is going to be canceled due to "issues". No other explanation. It took a full day to get ahold of a representative to tell me that they are renovating the cabin the day I'm supposed to be there. Now I have no where to stay while I'm up there for my show and event. Wouldn't recommend this place for anything.

This was the first year with new owners and management. Overall, we love the campground and are…read morelooking forward to many years here however, there have been some changes that I know many people including us are not fond of. Which is the reason for the 3 stars. First, the seasonal rate increase. While we appreciate the gradual increase for us existing campers, the amount it's going up to is a bit extreme in my opinion compared to what we were at with the previous owners. Also, the jumping pillow hasn't been replaced and that was a huge hit with the kids. With the increase rate, I feel the jumping pillow should be replaced. The store was open sporadic hours and electric readings were not done on consistent dates each month. Again overall we love the campground and just stick to our group to relax and have a good time.

Enjoyed our stay at Ontario Shores RV Park! We were here for 2 weeks. Well cared for and very…read moreclean. There's a large pool, laundry facilities, playground and activity room. Sites are level and lots of grass. Gated entry keeps people from just "cruising" through. We were here to fish. Unfortunately, the fish did not know it. Only caught two. Beth and her husband are super people and well organized. There was a chili cook off the first weekend we were here. Loved hearing the waves from the lake. When we were not fishing we explored Pulaski, Oswego and a lot of the surrounding areas. Absolutely beautiful country. If you plan to visit be sure to call ahead and make reservations as spaces are limited.

I'm sorry for such a long post but I promise it will be worth the read. For 6 months we have said…read morenothing to keep the peace. But our time has come. Last September Jim and I were victims at the hands of Rich and Bethanne Brennan. They are the owners of Ontario Shores campground 348 Rainbow Shores Rd in Pulaski NY. We had gone on vacation to Washington State to visit our son and during that time Rich Brennan took it upon himself to turn on our main water hook up and proceeded to wash his hands at our campsite. The problem is that when he turned on the water he also turned on our toilet flush system and never shut it off. That filled our black water tank and flooded our camper from one end to the other with septic water thus totaling our camper. Water was literally pouring out of the bottom of our camper and within days black mold started to form making the camper unusable! At the time they acknowledge what they had done and turned it into their insurance company. The problem is their insurance company only offered to clean the camper not repair it. $2800 vs the $20,000+ to repair/replace it. That's where everything turned ugly. At that point Rich and Bethanne said too bad...that's what they offered. We're not paying a penny more. At that point communication of any kind on their part ceased. For months we tried to communicate with them to come to a reasonable agreement for both of us. And each time I reached out we received no response. Finally in December they said they were advised to not speak to us directly and we must communicate through their attorney and we should hire one to do so. So we hired an attorney to do just that. Neither the Brennans nor the insurance company attorney would respond to our lawyer as well. So weighing our options with our attorney which were sue the Brennans, sue the insurance company or sue both we opted to eat the loss and turn it into our own insurance company. We had options and our lawyer assured us would have won! Unfortunately legal fees would have been astronomical and our lawyer advised us to pursue a settlement with our own insurance and take the loss. Another reason we chose to go in that direction and not sue them also is because we still wanted to camp at Ontario Shores. We love it there and all of our camp families are there for the summer. It was our summer home! I failed to mention that in November I reached out to Beth and asked specifically if we would be welcome back in the spring. Mind you...we have done nothing but I felt the need to ask. She said "of course you are". With that we went out and bought another camper with the anticipation of returning in the spring. We had zero idea what was to come! Fast forward to March of this year. We receive a certified letter in the mail out of the blue stating we are no longer welcome at Ontario Shores for the 2022 season despite having a signed contract and having paid a deposit for the year. Come get your stuff off your site by April 25th and nothing more. No reason. Thus victimizing us once again. I asked Beth why they had made this decision and she stated that "they felt threatened when we retained and attorney!" But they're the ones who told us to get one! You can imagine our confusion and upset! And this isn't their first rodeo. I know 2 other families that were kicked out for no reason they are aware of because no reason was given. They were great neighbors and nice families. The Brennans do this stuff randomly and without remorse. This past weekend we went to our former campsite and got all of our items off of our site. When Jim requested the return of our deposit Rich was rude and disrespectful and told Jim that "we tried to shake them down for tens of thousands of dollars!" This couldn't be further from the truth! The facts are we took what we got from our insurance company and paid the rest out of our pocket. The only thing we were hoping to get from the Brennans is maybe a free season or two of camping since they were the ones who destroyed our camper. But we were willing to settle for absolutely nothing. Returning to our summer camping life was that important to us. In fact our lawyer reached out to them as recent as last week to assure them we would not sue and we would sign a legal document stating so if we were allowed to return. Nothing would change their mind. To date this terrible injustice has cost them NOTHING financially and they've actually convinced themselves that they did nothing wrong. The funny thing is we weren't going to sue them! But we are now! Emotionally we are broken! And our poor Livvy is absolutely devastated. She has so many friends there and she loves spending time with her Namma and Papa. This affects so many people and they could care less. But there is nothing we can do to change the outcome. All we can do is hope to save the next person from a Brennan injustice. Because if you think this can't happen to you...YOU'RE WRONG!!!

This inn is adorable- the room we were in was lovely, beautifully decorated and the bathroom was…read morelarge and updated. our room was white with crown molding and such nice touches. we had two queen size beds and the room was large. The room itself didn't have a fridge or a coffee pot, but right outside of our room was an area with coffee, ice, refrigerator, toaster, bagels, breads, yogurt and more. The location of this Inn was super close to restaurants and the Harbor(right in front of the Harbor), Sackets Harbor village is lovely also! I would definitely stay there again. It is located on Lake Ontario. Highly recommend!

A few months ago my husband and I booked this Inn to celebrate our anniversary and went with the…read moreanniversary package. We weren't expecting an incredible experience but we certainly got one! Judy was wonderful managing our reservation and warmly greeted us when we arrived. I like the concept of boutique hotels but sometimes find they can be too cramped or stuffy, not the Harbor House Inn. It's intimate but rooms are spacious so you feel like you can breathe. The room was absolutely amazing, farmhouse chic with a splash of coastal aesthetic. The soaking tub was to die for! The bed was very comfy. All the staff were friendly. Our room had a partial view of the lake, was a welcome surprise. The hotel is right in the center of town, perfect walking location to the battlefield, shops and eateries. All we wanted was a night away from the little ones but Harbor House Inn delivered a sweet experience. Highly recommend and will definitely return. It was worth the money spent!

Sackets Harbor / Lake Ontario is a beautiful region of NYS to visit. Be aware, however, there…read moreare only a few hotels. There are plenty of RV parks, but hotels, restaurants and grocery stores are few and far between. Our room at the Marina Inn and Suites was charming and spacious overlooking a field that was utilized as a lacrosse field from 8 am till 8 pm. Towels and hot water were all more than adequate; king bed was comfortable. Down on the first floor is the ice machine and a washer/dryer area. Dryer came in handy since it was raining most of the weekend of our stay. Staff are on duty until 8 pm most days. The building is close to the water and has adequate parking for this building. Out back was a marina and a restaurant which unfortunately had closed due to COVID last year. It was open for two dates, one of which we were staying at the inn and one at the end of the month. The bad news was there was no table availability. We were welcome to check out the bar and sit in the adirondack chairs but weather being what it was, we opted for other entertainment. The restored building next door was now a YMCA which was open for occupants of the Inn. We did not utilize this because unless you walk about a bit, you won't know it's the Y. In this area of buildings that have been restored, is another surprise - a pizza shop. Another review to come. If I go back to Lake Ontario, I am sure that the Inn and Suites will be on our list of places to see and stay at again.

We were checked in by a welcoming and helpful staff member. We had a lovely, clean, large suite on…read morethe water side with a patio. We appreciated the effective and consistent AC during the little heat wave. I usually have a hard time sleeping through hotel noises (other visitors, fans turning on and off, elevators, etc...), but none of these things existed. The bed was perfectly comfortable, and the room was stocked with whatever we might need. The decor is dated, but with such a reasonable price (compared to other options) and so much else going for the inn, we'll happily accept some well used furniture and carpets. Also just to note for future travelers: The windows are quite small, so the view is minimal.

Very nice! It was 20…read morebelow outside and warm and friendly inside. I met nice people and ate great food. The brandy before bed was a nice touch. A custom breakfast and a dinner (unexpected) both delicious, makes me wish I had to travel to Watertown again.

Great place to work on sling and snow boarding, nothing fancy by any means but still 5 star qualityread more

Nicely groomed ski area good chair lift and puma stick staff is mainly nice a couple people you…read morecould tell we're having a bad day the inside of the building is nice however there's barely any seating and the concessions cost an arm and a leg as well as the bar and they only use cash and do not except any cards the rental equipment is subpar the bindings broke on the snowboard after one run and the boots were duck taped back together overall needs an updating of rental equipment possibly more runs if available there's not very many and cheaper and more variety on the concessions