This will never be a "RESORT" lmao. Not in any meaning of the word. It's rediculous pricing for…read morewhat it is, is only the start. Won't be returning. Dirty bathrooms, no shelf in the showers for your soap. If your camper wasn't dirty when you got here it will be when you leave, filthy dirty muddy roads, nothing paved. Have some rediculous uneven unlevel spots, that should not be given to anyone. OH AND THE WHOLE AREA SMELLS LIKE SEWAGE !!! Icing on the cake. THEY WILL NOT REFUND YOUR MONEY.

We are so pleased with the changes since the Lehman's came back. The landscaping is beautiful, the…read morelaundry mat has 4 washers again and if you have a problem, they are right there to help! The staff is so friendly! Great to see so many activities even during the week! If you were disappointed in your stay here before- come try again! It will be worth it!

The PERFECT finger lakes campground! My husband and I have been vacationing on different lakes for…read more5 years and this was our first time staying on Kekua and we have decided it is our new favorite. The campground is wide open with a beautiful view of the lake. The grounds are kept immaculate and it is so quite and peaceful even though it's not very private. The bathrooms are clean and well stocked and the host was around even day checking on things. She was wonderful! We loved our stay and our campsite. Can't wait to be back!

From the owner: Lakeview Camp Sites is a privately owned campground overlooking the east side of Keuka Lake. read more

Camped here over Memorial Day weekend. Lots of activities for the kids and some that included the…read moreadults, as well. Some required extra money to participate but most were reasonably priced. They rang a bell to signal or remind everyone (in case you are on camp time) that a new activity is starting. A favorite among the kids were the slush puppies in the camp store. My kids, ages 11 and 13 survived even though there was no cell coverage. Do not depend on the campground's WiFi connection, if you can call it a connection. Definitely, need to upgrade that amenity. Our group of 4 families all had buddy sites together, which was very nice. Our site was on an incline and needed extra blocks for leveling but was still a good sized site. Would consider coming back for a short weekend stay but would tell my family back at home that we will be off the grid.

Lots of amenities and activities for the kids. Buddy sites were great for the long weekend. Liked…read morethat they had many things to do from snow cones, candy bar bingo, corn hole tournament, inflatable play land (kids loved this). Only thing I got pictures of as I didn't have my phone on me. One star off as they advertised free WiFi to stay connected and there was WiFi but it was absolutely horrible. Couldn't make a connection so I was unable to work any of the days I was there. yes - we are camping but I brought my Mac book depending on being able to work. Couldn't use regular service or hot spot because there was no signal. Suggest investing in a more robust internet service/connection. The kids had a great time with everything. Pool, bounce pillow, DJ both Saturday and Sunday evenings. Sites are standard. Wouldn't say tight or spacious- just regular. Did take a walk on the trails which I was able to see a deer and rabbit on the trails with me. Friendly staff.

So much fun! Our tie dye cabin photo is currently posted as the backdrop on their tell page!!!read more

Not bad, not spectacular. The folks who do come here adore it and many have standing spots…read moreyearround with built out sections like porches or add-ons extending off their trailers. One might call it the poor man's lakehouse. The majority of the campground area is surrounded by trees so the sites are more dirt and rocks than grassy (bring an air mattress!). It's also along a creek so your site may not be too far from a lovely rolling stream -- a great spot to set up for the day with your beach chairs and a ice cold brew. I highly recommend a walk up the gorge. Bring water shoes or sandals with straps because you do end up in the water and your sneakers would end up soaked for the whole stay. The falls are beautiful and a great spot to cool off in the water. There's a rope that's been tied up to a few trees so you can scale the gorge up to the top of the falls. You can have day visitors - cost is $5 per vehicle. The sites overall are a little bit pricier compared to State Park sites (nearly double the price) likely because it's a private campground. There's a store at the entrance of the site where you can grab necessary amenities like papertowels, lighter fluid, garbage bags, etc. I probably won't be back for my own personal camping expeditions, but will join our crew again since this is where they've been going for years.

Personally, my wife and I enjoy Ferenbaugh alot. The best sites are the lower sites or even the…read moreoverflow area. Great people and good activities on the weekends. Lot of the upper sites are permanently rented to locals for the summer. We camp there alot and have never had a bad experience.

Located about 20 minutes outside of Corning, NY this campground leaves much to be desired for the…read moretech-savvy traveller. We arrived here for a one-night stay while I addressed some business that I had to take care of (Ahem, local state troopers handing out undeserved speeding tickets to out-of-state drivers like candy in this area... you warned. I was not.) I will begin by saying that the office staff was very helpful as accommodating as they could be given the circumstances. The campground itself is laid out very poorly. The main site areas are made up of dirt and mud. They are situated on top of very hilly roads in the middle of a forest. These full shade sites were hard to navigate as the spots were laid out at very steep angles with closely laid out trees and sharp banks that were enough to make us approach our site several times to ensure our exhaust pipes didn't clip the ground and that our camper didn't roll. There are a lot of seasonal campers at this location--which is only a warning because the electrical grid isn't sufficient to handle everyone coming home at 5pm and turning on their A/Cs and water heaters. The voltage was below 104 volts before we even plugged our RV in--a level that was so low it cause our EMS to cut out. Our site's electricity was so consistently non-functional that we eventually had to request a different location in the campground--a request to which the staff was very kind about. In addition to an almost total the lack of cell phone reception (Verizon), the promised on-site Wifi was almost missing in action. There was a very slow connection that could be had as you approached the main office, but the majority of the electric/water-only sites were completely out of range. If you're okay with just going off-grid and are only looking for a quiet night's sleep... you're out of luck here too. There is an active railroad they crosses through the campground. You will hear trains loudly. For the price ($34 for an electric/water site or $42 for a full-hookup) this just isn't worth the stay. We will not be returning.

We rented a cabin for a girls getaway weekend and were harassed by the so called manager Kira to…read morethe point that she followed us and threatened to come back to our cabin and beat the crap out of me. All because a friend of ours was having a batchlorette party in the pavilion that she rented and Kira didn't want us there because she has some sort of weird vendetta against me. So when I had had enough and told her to bring it on we get banned from the campsite. This is bull crap when my aunt has had a permanent site there and we go there all the time for The last 10 years. I think it is horrible business when they let there 19 year old manager get drunk and then harass guests. I would not recommend this place to anyone after how they treated us when we weren't hurting anyone just trying to have a nice girls weekend.

Travelled 3400 miles to go to the great Curveball festival at WGI this weekend. Mother Nature had…read moreother plans for us. All of the water in the sky from the week before must have pooled and dripped from above, contaminating nearby water supplies. That being said, many of the 40,000 who were slated to attend the festival had to figure out how to spend the night(s)... Simple, we said, we have a band of our best friends and should just camp out around here. After some searching around, a friend found Skybrook. They promised that they'd be able to accommodate us and were sympathetic with our situation. Now, it would be putting it lightly to say that we have a sizable crew - we had at about 8 RVs and 10 cars... over 40 of us! We were all in this together so said, let's go! Well, we had been waiting in a parking lot to head to the festival and decided on Skybrook. We got there after dark, around 8 or 9 and the office was still open. They put us in a nice open field where we could all camp together. The locals were very nice and would come by to chat and make sure our stay was enjoyable. People who come here more frequently were riding around on the roads on golf carts. We were wondering if we could rent some golf carts, have a runaway golf cart marathon maybe, but couldn't figure it out - oh well! On Friday night, we were graced by a set from DJ Steve who dropped sick beats in the Rec Hall! Many of the locals were there and we came to this camp town to help them party down! All in all, Skybrook came through for us! The facilities were in good shape, the people were very nice and the campgrounds were quiet and clean. If I had to travel 3400 miles for a cancelled music festival, I would stay here again. Was it for this my life I sought? Maybe so, maybe not.

I feel bad for the seasonal campers that are still there. Nearly everyone has left or has their…read moreplace for sale. We definitely got out in time! The current owner doesn't know how to run this business and the in people that have literally spent their lives on that lake are looking to leave. She's bleeding money so she's raising the seasonal campsite fee to the same as other campsites with actual things to do for kids and actual working amenities like electricity and clean water. It's sad.

Nasty dirty bathrooms, literally falling apart! Everything is old and falling down! Nothing for…read morekids to do, and the drinking water is BROWN!!! like ice tea brown!!! I think the pump it straight out of the lake! The docks and old and decrepit, the lake itself is filled with garbage and the owner is a DICK!!!

Great campground with lots of activities, a pool and even ice cream on the weekends. We recently…read moredecided to place our Travel Travel on one of their seasonal sites. Very large, 50' wide. Everyone is very friendly. Owners are very nice people and live on-site. We made a good choice!

I'm a travel RN and chose to stay here during a 13 week assignment…read more It's a great campground with plenty of activities for kids and adults! Very clean and so well kept. They have a ton of amenities, even pizza and wings delivered right to your camper! The owners do all they can to ensure your stay is a pleasant experience. Highly recommend!

Sure miss the old days camping at arrowhead camping area I remember the bull family quite well and…read morethey were awesome back in the 60-70's I would love to get back to arrowhead camping and stay with them for a couple of nights and remember the past and what a great time we all had loved going to the lodge and singing with everyone. Going on a lion hunt going to catch a big one I'm not scared was my favorite I miss that place some day I hope to make it back to arrowhead in the hopefully near future

I have been coming to camp arrowhead for as long as I can remember and have spent many summers…read morethere. My grandparents and cousins were seasonal campers for a loooong time. Now as an adult I can appreciate it even more! There are plenty of trails to explore by foot or bike. If that's not your speed, you can rent the paddle boats or a canoe to go around Rabbit Island, go fishing, or go for a dip in the lake. It's a nice quiet campground and coming from the city, you can really see the stars out there! If tent camping or RV camping isn't your thing, you can go glamping and rent one of their cabins. They're perfect to enjoy with some family or friends (I've done both on a few occasions). Bonus- you get your own shower, toilet and a fully functional kitchen! But you'll have to book them early as they can go fast! My family has long ties with the Bull family and they are truly amazing people! Definitely book a weekend (or a season) with Camp Arrowhead!