Four Mile Creek State Park Campground

We stayed here when seeing the falls easy 18 min drive to the falls. One perk we were not aware of was free parking at one of the three New Yark park parking lots with our campground pass. Showers clean and warm. Staff helpful and friendly.

About 30 minutes from Niagara Falls. Staff inside office were very friendly-gave many trail suggestions and good tips for navigating the city. Comes with state park parking pass to park free and access to town shuttle. Electrical hook up, worked great for our RV. Water and dump site available on grounds. Small beach on Lake Ontario. Dog friendly but bring proof of rabies vac.

This camp is well spaced out even though it’s busy. It’s quiet and has a playground and good fire pits. Laundry and bathrooms. My only complain is we couldn’t shower. They didn’t have shower heads. The water just shot out like a water hose and was cold. The views was amazing especially sunset and the rocks along the water are magical. Places to fish too! And 15 minutes from Niagara Falls!

08 2024  We had our first experience here July of this year.  We loved it so much, we came back in August.  We had several sites, couldn't get one for the entire time each time, and we loved them all.  Sites are fairly open and you see all your neighbors, but they are roomy, you certainly aren't on top of one another.  Sites are sunny, works well for solar, some are partial shade.  The bathrooms and showers were always clean.  The camp store is cute and has essentials.  The staff are pleasant, as are the campers.  There is a shuttle to Niagara Falls, during the summer, it is free, and drops you at several locations.  There is even a pool drop off that is free for campers, very nice for the kids.  There are playgrounds and the kids seem to have fun.  Quiet time is that, quiet.  Some sites overlook the lake, but I'm sure those are gone early in the year.  I recommend this place for all people, young, old, tents, rigs.

Sites are were nice and big but not private at all. I was in site 300, it was like a large lawn with a tree, which was great for shade. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. Not a lot of privacy. Really nice bathrooms nice showers. Amazing being so close to Lake Ontario.

I stayed here one night in a tent just passing through, it was a week night and there were lots of people camping but still lots of open sites. they had a good mixture of more open or more secluded spots. The beach is beautiful! The bathrooms were clean! It’s a quick easy drive to Niagara Falls. It was the perfect place to stop going after going through Canada from Michigan!

Beautiful wide open camp spaces with relatively clean bathrooms (the men’s room had more spiders), but looked newly tiled and worked great for us.

The staff were wonderful. The woman at the check in was welcoming and provided great advice related to visiting the falls. Groundskeepers were also very friendly.

It’s about 20 minutes away from the falls, but you take a very scenic route to the parks and get free parking from your stay. Definitely helps since parking is $10 there usually.

Location is amazing and has lot of space Not crowded can njoy the all the activities

Nice staff, clean bathrooms, large quiet park, stayed in a tent, nice view of lake and near restrooms, was very windy at times but the view was worth it

Staff were very helpful, sites are spacious and the campers were very friendly. Highly recommend a visit here

We stayed for a weekend in a spot right on the creek. It was cool seeing beaver, raccoons, and lots of chipmunks. The campground was quiet and relaxed. There is just not a lot to do to keep busy. It is close to some cool places like Old Fort Niagara. Overall not the best or worst place. The beach is great for watching the sunset or fishing.

We recommend the sites without electricity as they are huge. The 300 area sites are especially spacious and pleasant in a park like setting. It was a tad noisy while we here on a Saturday with all day music concert next door. Fireworks were nice though. Office was very accommodating helping us switch sites from an electric to non electrical site. Note even electrical sites are fairly large. Dump station is nice. They say this is a non swimming campground but there is a small beach on Lake Ontario to swim at. Privacy and aesthetics at non electrical dies is why we give this park 5 stars. Oh proximity to Niagara Falls is also a plus.

This is the quietest state campground I’ve had in the NY State Park System. Just a hop away from Niagara Falls, you can also use your camp pass to park there for free.

I spent July 4th here and it was nice and calm. I had an electric spot just across a small field from the lake.

This only skirts a 5 star because they ask for folks to mask up in the restroom. I don’t have any issue with masking policies but I was the only one following the rules.

They have laundry too.

Big open campground. Sites are all on the lawn with open views of the lake. The grounds weren't crowded which is nice because the sites aren't very private. Good bathroom and shower facilities as well as laundry and dishwashing. The office will give you a parking pass for Niagara Falls parking which is awesome.

Loved this campground!! It was one of my favorites while we were taking our coast to coast trip.  I only have a handful of favorites but this ranked number 1.

We had a nice site on the lake. We had a great view. Space was OK and they had planted privacy screens around the site. Nice touch! Quiet neighbors. Great sunset view where campers gather near creek. Rangers were responsive when one camper decided to blast music. They quickly asked them to turn it down. Very nice! We went to Niagara Falls. Use your park pass to park at Niagara state park. Beautiful ride to falls along the parkway. We had a nice campfire every night. Firewood was seasoned. Washrooms were clean and adequate.

I could have fit 2-3 large RVs on this site. So if you are looking for a group spot, go for it!

The quick walk down to the waterfront was easy and I loved the rocky beach and dips in the refreshing waters of Lake Ontario.

There is a camp store on site for ice, firewood, and other supplies. Wood was a little pricey, so I might recommend looking for a $3 roadside stand as an alternative.

It is also right across the street from a golf club if you're interested in that.

It only took me 25 minutes to get down to Niagara Falls to experience that (go early to beat the crowds) and 10 minutes to go next door to Wilson Tuscarora for a paddle too!

This park is a typical NY State Park. Electric sites only. Water and dump stations available. Laege, well maintained level sites on the shore of Lake Ontario.

This is a good place to camp if you are in some form of camper or tent. Hammock camping would be VERY LIMITED without a stand. Very nice location to the lake and not far from other nearby state parks including Niagara Falls. Bathrooms were decent. Sites were decent size, but not very shaded.

Beautiful camp ground, very clean. Great place for travelers as it is only 25 minutes from Niagara Falls! Lots of area attentions and restaurants! Great for kids to!

We stayed here because it was near Niagara Falls and had site availability. We stayed at a non-electric campsite (mid-June). There were 4 other campsites occupied in our area. We have a camper van with solar power and fresh water. There is a shower in the non-electric section but it's not heated water. Since it's June, the temperature was only mildly shocking to my senses. However, the rest of the showers in the campground are heated (we checked). There are at least two laundry facilities. I actually exchanged cash for quarters at the front office. The grounds are well maintained. Beware of the resident skunk that walks around. I didn't test the cell signal here but I was able to work remotely and video chat.

What a beautiful place, located right on Lake Ontario, within distance to Niagara Falls and Fort Niagara. Quite and clean

We visited this park in 2018 on our 15th wedding anniversary trip out to New England-1st stop Niagara Falls and found this gem. The sites were nothing to write home about, but the Lake was a small walk away from our site. Electric site only, but water and dump on site.

It's not all bad! It took a while to find our site in the dark as site markers are small. The sites are decent size, the bathrooms are clean but spiders will hang out. Showers are hot. Sites are available with electric and there is an RV dump station if you have one. There are a lot of RVs at this campground, a large playground, and a field with soccer goals (no net). Niagara Falls is 15 or so miles away, and Buffalo NY is a short drive. The bathroom building has an outdoor sink with heated water, and this is also where the trash bins are.  Firewood is available in front of many nearby homes (a couple of miles, max,and $4-5 a bundle). The fire pits are either low or leaning, so we found a camp stove to be essential. It can get quite windy, we saw a tent buckle and our stakes were pulled up from the wind. It can get loud at night and it doesn't seem as if quiet hours are enforced. I'd stay again but only if a more private campground was unavailable.

This isn’t the biggest or fanciest place but it’s simple and wonderful for a weekend getaway. The sunsets you’ll catch on Lake Ontario are some of the best you’ll see. You can’t swim off the ledges, but this place is worth it. (and it’s cheap 🙂)

Been coming here my whole life. Everyone is always friendly. Facilities are always clean. Staff is always ready to assist. Lots of great sites, plus you're right on the lake. A lot of storms just blow right by.