Willow Beach RV Park

Stayed here last season. Beautiful RV campground located right on Lake Ontario. Quiet, peaceful, great amenities (pool, rec room, laundry). Only 10 minutes from Lewiston and 20 minutes from Niagara Falls. Has a great Airbnb house option as well for any visitors. Would recommend to anyone looking for a seasonal rental or short term stay.

Hate leaving a review like this but unfortunately the current information is misleading. Campground very rundown. All spots were poorly maintained. The “office” was used as a storage building and spots weren’t numbered so didn’t help. Uneven spots with poor(sketchy) utility connections(broken water spigot and very worn out power box). For $75/night I highly recommend you stay elsewhere. Yes it’s on(near) the water but for the same price there are far better options near by. I hope they reinvest their earnings because this ground does have potential.

Nice place, its an older rv park which has been around since at least the 1950s, 50 amp and 30amp service at every pedestal/site, water and sewer hookups at every site as well with Cable TV/Internet and phone also available. More a seasonal snowbird campground with limited transient sites. Situated directly on Lake Ontario and at the mouth of Big Six Mile Creek for fishing and kayaking. Feet from Porter Town Park, 4 Mile Creek State Park, Fort Niagara and Niagara falls. A 45x32 heated swimming pool, large community room with pool and ping pong tables, Foosball, movie nites and ample room to sit and watch massive ships float by. Toronto is visible most days and the offshore breeze is a pleasure on those hazy hot an humid days. Air BnBs on site as well and bathrooms/showers/laundry on site.

Nice little private RV park that's open only seasonally. Only a few transient, full hookup, back in sites. Close to the road so lots of noise. A short walk to a beautiful little spot with chairs to relax and enjoy Lake Ontario.

No one answers the phone. There is no check-in desk/office; we set up on hopes and good faith.
Camp site floods, rain happens but the lack of drainage and poor set up made everything a nightmare bog to walk aaround. Found what looked like poison ivy so had to avoid a decent swath of the plot. Wild wiring hanging from one of the telephone poles. So much road noise, worse in the rain. A nice lady asked what we were doing and kept saying "bless you" like it was warding off bad luck.
Stepped onto the deck and foot went right through it. 1 bathroom/shower facility (not uncommon) but not enough hot water for 2 people to take a shower consecutively.
Literally only good part was the amazing view. The whole place has the feeling of being once loved then forgotten as the owner doesn't live near or visit. That and really nice permanent RVers.
Such potential, nightmare experience. Believe the overhead maps online.