Camping Guide 2012 - Jamestown | Post-Journal

Come relax and enjoy the freshmountain air of theSusquehannock State Foresthere in the Allegheny mountains.Your outdoor adventures starthere with family and friends.We can accommodate yourcamping needs whether youcamp in a tent, RV or one of ourcamping cabins. We have acamping experience for you!Open year round, our 44 acrecampground is located in theheart of“Potter County, God’s Country.”30 new, spacious, and wooded water and electric sites15 new hook-up sites (water, electric, and sewer)6 new heated Camping Cabins each with their own bathroom& kitchen facilities2 new heated Bathhouses with shower facilities4 Group primitive camping areas each is very wooded and very isolatedNew food cart on site serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.Potter CountyFamily Campground3075 East Second Street, Coudersport, PA 16915(814) 274-5010www.pottercountycamping.comCAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 5

Willard’s Country Place is family owned and operated. We are located on 150+ acres in the beautiful hills &valleys of Allegany County. The grounds include trails, streams, wooded areas, open fields and ponds for yourenjoyment and relaxation. A gazebo is nearby a pond that has “catch & release” fishing available. As a smallcampground, we are ideal for group use. The bed & breakfast is located in our century-old farmhouse, acrossthe street from the campground.We are in the middle of Alleghany County, central to the many activities available throughout the fo ur seasons.Letchworth Park, Rushford Lake, Moss Lake, Seneca Oil Spring, Cuba Lake, Rock City Park, Country Chu rches,Antique Shops, Golf Courses, Fishing & Hunting, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Winter Tubing.7496 Crawford Creek Rd.Caneadea, NY 147171-585-365-8317Call ahead for cabin availabilityRustic Knotty Pine 30’x40’ Great RoomCampground - Lodge - Bed & Breakfast - Cabins - Tents - RV SitesSomething for Everyone6 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012

WOODSIDECAMPSITESBring Your Gear...Come Camp HereSeasonal Site Rate $675Daily & Weekly RatesCamp Opens May 11th-Oct 8th• Fishing• Playground• Waterfalls• Games Room• Electric & WaterSites• Swimming Pond• FirewoodAvailable• ModernRestrooms• Live Bands• Adult & Children’sPlanned Activities8248 Griswold Rd.,Cassadaga, NY 14718716-672-4402CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 7

Daisy BarnCampgroundYour Home on the LakeThe Daisy Barn. A Premiere Campsite on Lake Ontario at Wilson New YorkThe campsite lies on 36 lawned and treed acres just offroute 18 - The Seaway Trail. There are lots for RV’s andchoice green areas for dry campers and tents.Within 20 miles there is of course Niagara Falls and itsnumerous attractions including a Casino. There is finedinning, numerous golf courses, vineyard tours and winetasting and the historic Erie Canal at Lockport. To ourwest you’ll find popular Fort Niagara and the lovelyNiagara River villages of Youngstown noted for it’s annualRegatta and Lewiston with their praiseworthy Jazz Festand Art Fest. And finally, to our east, the popular sportfishing harbor village of Olcott favored for its fishingderbies, charters and harbor life.3101 West Lake Rd., Wilson, NY 14172 • www.daisybarncampground.com • (716) 751-9375Pine Hill Cottages & MotelAmid beautiful shade trees and expansive lawns, enjoy a quiet,peaceful setting in 1, 2, 3, and 4 bed room cottages - most air-conditioned and somewith fireplaces. Terrific, spacious chalets and traditional smaller cozy cottages all offer large de cks, picnic tables, full kitchens and baths, cabletelevision, and a children’s playground. Air-conditioned motel rooms and charming efficiencies are a lso available for daily or weekly rental. Wanderdown to the private waterfront for lounging, fishing, boating, sunning on the dock, or resting and r eading in the shade of the maple tree. Daily orweekly rentals and early-bird off-season rates!Unbelievable! Pleasant surroundings,home-size cottages, and well-keptcomfortable units keep people comingback to Pine Hill.8 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012Located between Chautauqua Institution and Interstate 863884 Park Way (Woodlawn Rd. off Route 394) Ashville, NY 14710716/789-3543 • www.pinehillresort.com

CAMPING 101Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and take a much needed mini-vacationwithout spending a fortune. Staying overnight at a campground typically runs from $10to $25. Compare that to a motel stay, which can easily cost $75 and up, and you'll seethat the savings add up fast.Of course, if you haven't gone camping since you were a kid – or you've never gonecamping, period – then expect an initial investment in time, money, and energy. But it'sworth it. Spending several relaxing weekends a year in the midst of breathtakingscenery is good therapy for the body, mind, and soul.(remember to bring dish soap).Be sure to ask the people at the outdoor equipment store how to set up and useeverything – especially your tent and your stove. Don't leave the store with your purchaseuntil you comfortably understand how to use everything. If you have questionslater, don't hesitate to call back.When you're packing toiletries for your camping trip, include a well-stocked First Aidkit, bug spray, and sunscreen.THE ESSENTIALSBefore you head into the great outdoors, you'll need some basic equipment. Get asturdy tent big enough for your family to sleep in comfortably. Make sure it's watertightand strong enough to stand up to some wind. Sleeping bags are a must especially ifyou're camping in the mountains or the desert – climates that cool down dramaticallyat night even during the summer. Check ratings; a sleeping bag that's rated for only40 F will keep you shivering in nighttime temperatures of 30 F, and you don'twant that. A floor pad or an air mattress (with a good pump) will help you sleep morecomfortably by adding an extra layer between you and the hard floor.A large electric lantern (with extra batteries just in case) is a must for evenings as well asfor walking to the bathroom in the middle of the night or heading to the lake for somepre-dawn fishing. Bring several flashlights, too. Lawn chairs are great for a relaxingafternoon of reading under the trees or for sitting by the campfire at night. Unlessyou're prepared to eat nothing but granola bars and fresh fruits and vegetables, buy aColeman stove. It's portable, it runs on propane, and it's great for morning coffee or ahot dinner of canned stew (don't forget the can opener).By the way, inexpensive, durable dinner plates and cups work better than the ruggedmetal cups and plates you'll see in camping stores. Why? Because your hot chocolatedoesn't stay hot very long inside one of those metal cups. Bring an inexpensive plastictablecloth to cover picnic tables. And a large plastic bin works well for doing the dishesDO YOUR HOMEWORKBefore you go on that first, momentous camping trip outdoors, learn everything youcan about your chosen destination. Get brochures, look up information on the Internet,and ask as many questions as you can think of. What does the location look like? Isyour site shaded? Are there poisonous shrubs in the area? Will you be camping next toa river or stream? Are campfires allowed? Is firewood provided?What are the campground amenities? Are there hot showers on site? Flush toilets? Acampground store? A playground? Where are the nearest medical facilities? If there's alake on the premises, ask about boat rentals, fishing permits, and swim beaches.When you arrive at your campground, scope it out. Find out where the bathroomsare. Locate the camp hosts, in case you need them later. Read everything posted atthe entrance. Follow the rules. Be safe.RELAXThe best thing about camping is getting away from it all. Leave behind your cellphones, your computers, your beepers. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and the fresh air.Let it all just soak into your pores and revitalize you. Kick back, unwind, slow downyour pace. It's time to smell the wild roses and count the twinkling stars. Relax, andenjoy! ■UNDERNEWOWNERSHIPUNDERNEWOWNERSHIPAmenities On-Site• Swimming • Dump Station • Convenience Store• Outdoor Games • Playground • Laundry• Pull Thru Available • Propane • 50 Amp Available• Tennis • Water, Elec., Cable TV, All Sites• Honeywagon Service Available299 Kiantone Road, Jamestown, NY 14701Phone: (716)569-5433www.hiddenvalleycampingarea.comEmail: hiddenvalley@hiddenvalleycampingarea.comOPENAPRIL 15 TH - OCTOBER 15 THNew Tenting AreaAvailableCAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 9

CAMPFIRE SAFETYIf a fire gets out of control, it can be dangerous both for people and forwild animals. With these easy tips from Smokey the Bear, you canmake sure that never happens!of control. In kindness to the little animals living in your campground,place a stick in the water bucket, so any critter that falls in can climbback out again.USE A CAMPFIRE PITIf your campground has a firepit, be sure to build your firethere. If there isn't one, pick anarea that isn't under any treebranches and dig a small pit.Make sure there aren't anytwigs, branches, or grassesnearby that could catch fire.The ground should be cleardown to the dirt for five feet allthe way around your pit.Your campground fire pit might have stones circling it or a metal ring.That's the best kind!KEEP A FIRE BUCKET AND SHOVEL NEARBYWhenever you build a campfire, you should have a pail of water and ashovel nearby. The water is to put on the fire to put out the flames.The shovel is to scoop up dirt to throw on the fire, in case it gets outare back.KEEP EXTRA WOOD FAR AWAYYour woodpile should be at least five feet awayfrom the fire, and upwind.PUT YOUR MATCH IN THE FIREAfter lighting your fire, put the match in it. Nevertoss away a match that's still hot or warm.NEVER LEAVE A FIRE UNATTENDEDThis is the most important rule of all. Never leaveyour fire unwatched, even for a minute. If everyoneelse has to go to the bathroom, have oneperson stay with the fire and wait until the othersWhen it's time for bed, use the bucket and shovel to put your fire outwith water and dirt. Make sure it's all the way out before you turn infor the night. It's better to put a lot of water on than not enough. Yourfire pit will have all night to dry out and be ready for the next day'scampfire. ■10 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012

BUDGET CAMPINGIf you're looking to save a few pennies on your family vacation this year, youcan't do better than to plan a camping trip. First and foremost, the savings onhousing is staggering. Where you would pay anywhere from fifty to hundredsof dollars a night for a hotel, campground stays are far more reasonable. Almostas dramatic is the amount you'll save on entertainment. Most campgrounds andRV parks are near gorgeous natural areas where you and your family can playall day for free, or for a minimal admission fee.PLAN AHEADTo get the most bang for your camping buck, plan your trip well in advance.Many campgrounds and RV parks offer reduced rates for weekly or monthlystays, so you can save by planning to stay put in one place for longer. Try tochoose a park that's near a place you'd like to explore, such as a scenic mountainrange, a great fishing lake, or a new stretch of desert.You'll also want to scout out your campground options. What other amenitiesdoes each park offer? Will you be interested in cable TV hook-ups? Wi-fi internetaccess? Rainy-day activities for the kids? You'll find RV parks with everythingfrom swimming pools and work-out rooms to fishing ponds and onsite boatlaunches. Many parks charge for TV and internet hook-ups, but some do not.Do a little homework in advance so you won't be surprised by any costs whenyou arrive at the park.TEAM UPMost RV parks and campgrounds welcome large groups, and camping withfriends or family can be a great way to keep the costs down. Your campgroundmay offer a special group rate if you reserve a certain number of campsites inone booking. This is a great way to plan a family reunion or to get a group offriends together. And it also keeps the workload down! With a large group, youcan easily delegate the meals and rotate the duty around, so each family is onlyresponsible for a few meals over the course of a long weekend.GET INTO CAMPFIRE COOKINGOnce you've chosen to take a camping vacation, the second most significantthing you can do to save money is to decide to cook your meals at your campsite.By not going out to eat, you'll dine just as cheaply as you do at home. Mostcampsites have their own fire pit and grill, which makes campfire cooking easyso long as you remember to bring all of your pots and pans with you. If youprefer, you can invest in a Whisperlite or other gas-fueled backpacking stovethat you can set up on the picnic table. Even a small backpacking stove is perfectlycapable of cooking meals and hot drinks for two people. If you enjoy fishing,you'll love the feeling of satisfaction you get from catching your own supper!INVEST IN GOOD GEARAside from your RV, trailer, or tent, you'll need good recreational gear for yourcamping trip. A visit to a snowy mountain is a lot more fun if you have all thesleds, skis, and snowshoes you need for a day on the slopes. Plan ahead bydoing some off-season shopping. In the summer, look for discounts on coldweathergear. Late fall is a perfect time to find sales on boating and hiking equipment,when stores are trying to clear out their stock. Garage sales, rummagesales, and used equipment stores are also a great place to go for bargains.While you're shopping, keep an eye out for cooking gear you can use to stockyour RV or camping stores.Camping has a way of making a person appreciate the little things, from a hotand hearty meal to a comfy bed for the night. When you spend your days hikingand boating in the great outdoors, enjoying the spectacles of nature, youdon't need money to have a good time. With a little planning and savvy, you'llbe amazed at how economical a camping trip can be! ■CampgroundHemlock 12 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 20122084 Wharton Rd., Austin, PA • Potter County(814) 647-8403Year Round LodgingDaily • Weekly • Long Term RatesVariety of Campsites• Propane • Hot Showers • Fishing• Hunting • Store with Bait & Tackle• Local Custom Tied Flies• Fish & Release For The Kids

Are you looking for great camping? Genesee CountryCampground in Caledonia, New York is the place for you!We have spacious, open and wooded sites available for campersof all types. Of course, we also offer tent camping to those thatprefer the real “outdoorsy” thing. Our sites all provide picnictables and fire rings! We welcome pets. We also love kids here atGenesee Country Campground, so we have provided abeautiful playground for their use.Here at Genesee Country Campground we really cater tooutdoor lovers! We have hiking trails, a great local stream andmany places nearby for visiting! For geology lovers, there’s lots ofinteresting places to check out. The Rocks are right here. Be sureto put aside some time to spend at the nearby Finger Lakeswhile you’re staying with us at Genesee CountryCampground.There are many shops, restaurants and museums nearby. Wehave a camp store for all your camping needs. We have ice,propane, wood and lots of other items.We are just minutes from Caledonia and Leroy. We are locatedone mile from Genesee Country Museum. We also offer seasonalsites for anyone interested in staying with us for the season!Season Open: May 1st to October 31st40 Flint Hill Road, Caledonia, NY 14423Phone: (585) 538-4200Email: raesgcc@netzero.net • Owner: Edie & Joe RaeMountain Meadows ResortSpecializing in Large Seasonal Campsites & Daily RentalsMountain Meadows Resort, a special place in Western New York for R.V. campers. The resort is locatedalong a hillside overlooking the hills of Wyoming County. Scenic views of the meadows and woodlandsmakes Mountain Meadows a special place for R.V. campers. You can enjoy all of nature’s beauty will a llthe modern facilities of a top rated R.V. park.• Rec. building, lounge with internet• Store and game room• Inground heated swimming pool• Picnic Shelters• Softball diamond• Horseshoe pits• Playground and hiking trailsFacilities & Activities• Fishing and boating ponds and lake• Shuffleboard courts• Clean, modern restrooms• Planned activities, hayrides• Dinner dancing, live music• Farm animals• New waterfront campsites w/ electric & water13500 Parker Road, Holland, NY 14080(716) 457-3116 • Cell (716) 560-1121Email: mmpark2@msn.comwww.MountainMeadowsPark.comCAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 13

FAVORITES RECIPES FORCAMP COOKSHAM AND EGG SCRAMBLEBreakfast foods are especially simple. Campers can make all sorts of differentbreakfast foods, including pancakes, french toast and eggs. To prepare for a dayfull of adventure, having a delicious protein filled breakfast is of utmost importance,which is why the ham and egg scramble is an excellent camping recipe.1-3 eggs per person, depending on the desired serving size for each person1-2 ounces of ham cubes, approximately 1/4 inch squareButter or olive oilGrated chedder, pepperjack, or swiss cheese (optional)Place a skillet or other pan over medium heat. Heat the butter or oil in the skillet.When the butter is warm, break the eggs into the pan and add the ham andcheese. Stir the ingredients together until your scramble has reached thedesired consistency. If you want some added flavor you can use various spicesto add flavor, including pepper flakes to give it a little kick.CLASSIC GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICHThe grilled cheese sandwich is one of the favorite comfort foods. These sandwichescan be as adventurous or as traditional as you desire. They are simple tomake and delicious to eat. If you brought a pot with you on your camping trip,you can heat up some tomato soup to dunk your sandwich in.2 Slices of bread per person, sourdough, wheat, potato or other type asdesired2-3 ounces of cheese per person, any type or combination you desire (americancheese, gruyere, medium cheddar, pepperjack, swiss or other)ButterPlace slices of cheese between two slices of bread. Butter the outside of eachslice of bread. Place sandwiches on a hot grate over a fire. Grill the sandwich,until the bread is toasted and the cheese has melted. Serve hot, with tomatosoup. If you want to make a more gourmet sandwich you can make if withgruyere and time or any other combination of spices and cheese.HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGERNo other food is as classic as the cheeseburger. The hamburger is also a delicious,yet delightfully easy dinner to prepare after a long day of camping.1/4 - 1/2lb lean or extra-lean hamburger per person1 slice cheese per person (optional)1 bun per personDivide the hamburger into equal portions and shape into rounds. Place on ahot grate and cook until the meat is barely pink in the middle and the juices runclear. While the hamburger is cooking, butter the buns and place on the grateto warm before serving if you like toasted buns. Turn the hamburgers overhalfway through the cooking process, and place the cheese on top of the burger.When the meat is cooked and the buns are warm, remove from heat, placeon the buns and serve hot with the desired condiments and sides.RV CAMPING 50% OFF 1 Nightwith 2 Night Minimum.15% OFF Mon-Thurs Cabin Rentalson Select Cabins *Must Present Coupon *Not Valid on Holiday WeekendsTHREE VALLEY CAMPGROUND530 Acresof Fun9766 Route 16, Holland, NY 14080(716-537-2372) • www.threevalley.comSeason OnlyTHREE VALLEY CAMPGROUND has in ground pool, fishing, hiking trails, a playground, basketball, two la rge lakes and alarge clubhouse with a beer and wine license. We have a steak roast, pig roast and chicken BBQ throu ghout the season andlive entertainment. There are no additional charges for guests visiting you.14 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012From I-90 go south on Hwy. 490 to NY 16. Follow NY 16 through Holland2.5 miles to Three Valley on the right. Just 25 minutes from Buffalo.Sites Big &Small to SuitYour NeedsSEASONAL SITES • CLUBHOUSESEASONAL SITESAVAILABLE 2012CAMPING • CABIN RENTALS

TENTCAMPINGTent camping brings out the kid in everyone. There's something special aboutclimbing into that cozy fabric house and snuggling down for a good night's sleep.And with the remarkable tents made today, you can easily find one that perfectlysuits your needs.This year, pack your own, full-sized pillow. Invest in a durable air mattress or useseveral layers of padding (this will help keep you warm, too). If you tend to get chillyin your sleeping bag, bring along some extra blankets or a comforter. Do everythingyou can to give yourself a good night's rest, so you can concentrate on enjoyingyour camping trip.If your tent is a new one, be sure to practice putting it up, taking it down, and stowingit before you leave home. You never know when you'll wind up having to putyour tent up in the dark or in foul weather, and nothing is worse than raising a tentfor the first time when you're under added stress.If you've ever woken up in a soaked, soggy tent, then you know how important it isto become familiar with your tent's rain fly. Many rain flies come with their ownpoles because it's critical that the fly not touch the tent itself – that's the secret tokeeping your tent dry. It may also be important that you stake your fly or use stringstied to nearby trees to keep the fabric away from that of your tent. Even if you don'texpect rain, your fly is still important for keeping dew off the tent and, therefore, forkeeping you nice and dry.DAY CAMPSCamp Seven Hills/Lakeside Holland, NYCamp Piperwood Perinton, NYCamp Windy Meadows Cambria, NYOVERNIGHT CAMPSCamp Seven Hills/Goodyear Holland, NYCamp Timbercrest Randolph, NYAll are welcome!Register online at gswny.org orcall Janet DePetrillo at 716.935.6063Remember to never store food in your tent – especially in bear country! – andnever allow an open flame near a tent. Instead, invest in some battery-poweredheadlamps or lanterns. Many tents have little pouches sewn into the inside of thetent fabric – this is a smart place to keep your flashlight or headlamp for easy access.Using a drop cloth or tarp underneath your tent is smart, since it will extend the lifeof your tent. And if you want to go tent camping with your medium-sized or largerdog, consider a tent with an outer vestibule for your dog to sleep in. Individual tentsfor dogs are also available in a range of sizes.During your trip, do your best to keep your tent dry and well-aired. If the nights aredamp, but the days are sunny, consider detaching your fly during the day and drapingit over a bush or picnic table to dry out in the sun. Giving your tent a good shaking-outevery few days will help keep it clean.If you're going to be camping in a buggy area with mosquitoes and flies, make sureto keep your tent zipped closed during the day. Also, if you know you're going tobe in a buggy area, you might consider using a tall, roomy tent, the kind that youcould stand in comfortably. Some tents come equipped with side flaps that you canroll up and cover with mosquito netting, creating a bug-free, airy space for cardgames and reading.It’s timeto sign upforsummer camp!Be sure to choose a tent that gives you plenty of space for both sleepers and theirgear. It's always best to remove your shoes or boots as your enter the tent – storethem outside in the outer vestibule or under a waterproof section of the tent. Justremember to shake out your shoes before you put them on!www.gswny.org 1.888.837.6410CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 15

Breezy Point Campground offersfamily campers daily, weekly andseasonal camping at reasonableprices to fit your family budget.Six Small Lakes provide plenty ofareas for fishing and non-motorizedboating enjoyment.Come Stay With Us at Breezy Pointcampgrounds, where there issomething for everyone. We’re acampground where you come as astranger but leave as a friend.Welcome to Family Camping at its Best!Come and enjoy our new poolFacilities on our Grounds• Camp Store • Showers • Laundry• Propane • Dump Station • Firewood• Swimming PoolPoints of Interest Near Scio, NY• Golf Courses • Go Kart Racing• Wellsville Balloon Rally• Allegany State Park• Letchworth State Park• Rock City Park • Corning Glass WorksBREEZY POINT CAMPGROUND2749 Wolf Spring Rd., Scio, NY 14880 • (585) 593-3085www.breezypointcampground.comCome & Enjoy theBeautiful View!2329 Page RoadKennedy, NY 14747(716) 267-4021 Phone(716) 720-3565 Cell(716) 267-4021 Faxcamp@bellavistacampground.comwww.bellavistacampground.comTake Advantage of All the Things Offered:• Spacious Seasonal &Overnight Sites• Tent Area• Primitive WoodedCamping Areas• Full Hook-Ups with30 or 50 Amps• Clean, Modern Restrooms• Hot Showers• Heated Pool• Pavilion• Picnic Tables• Playground• Horseshoe Court• Propane, Ice &Firewood Available• Campfires Permitted• Pet-Friendly• Planned ActivitiesOpenApril 15thtoOctober15th16 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012

directory of amenitiesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XSeasonDates#ofSites# of Ele.Sites# Cabin/CottagesCabinsw/ Ele.A/CCabinsw/ TVCabinsw/ KitchFlushToiletsShowerPropaneSwimming(lake,pond, pool)FishingStoreRecreationPetsLaundryInternetHandicapAccessBoatLaunch/DockOtherCamp ChautauquaPO Box 100,Rte. 394Stow, NY 14785716/789-3435or 800/578-4849www.campchautauqua.comOpen AllYear350X X X XXXXXXXXXX XX300Snack ShopChautauqua LAKEKOA5652 Thumb Rd.Dewittville, NY716/386-3804www.chautauqualakekoa.comMay 1-Oct. 15180 180 6+ +X X X XXXXXXXXX XXAQUA CASAVACATION HOMESP.O. Box 762Chautauqua, NY716/708-2236www.aquacasa.comMAY 1-OCT 314 44BEAVER MEADOWFAMILYCAMPGROUND1455 BEAVERMEADOW RD.JAVA CENTER, NY585/457-3101www.BEAVERMEADOWCAMPGROUND.comBELLA VISTACAMPGOUND2329 PAGE RD.KENNEDY, NY716/720-3565716/267-4021www.bellavistacampgrounds.comMAY 1-OCT 8APR 15-OCT 152001001501002X XX X X XX XXNEW POOL, ARCADE,HIKING TRAILS, FIRERINGS & PICNICTABLESBREEZY POINTCAMPGROUND2749 WOLFSPRING RD.SCIO, NY585/593-3085www.breezypointcampground.comMAY-OCT180 180 1CAMP EMERALDACRES6629 ABBOTTS RD.FRANKLINVILLE,NY716/676-3225www.campemeraldacres.comX XX XX X X XX XX XX XXPLANNED ACTIVITIESAND NEARBYATTRACTIONSAPR-OCT8161X X X XXMULTI FAMILYHOMESBRANCHES OFNIAGARACAMPGROUND &RESORT2659 WHITEHAVEN RD.GRAND ISLAND, NY716/773-7600877/321-CAMPwww.branchesofniagara.com14MINI GOLF,PLAYGROUND,FRISBEE GOLF,ACTIVITY PROGRAMNon-MotorizedBoatingAPR 28-OCT 10154 1501RV RENTALS,PLANNEDACTIVITIESHiking Trails,Club House - Wii,Geo-CashingDAISY BARNCAMPGROUND3101 W. LAKE RD.WILSON, NY716/751-9375www.daisybarncampground.comMAY 1-SEPT 3060 40XX XCAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 19X XX XX X XEVERGREENOUTFITTERS4845 Route 474Ashville, NY716/763-2266www.evergreenoutfitters.com

directory of amenitiesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XSeasonDates#ofSites# of Ele.Sites# Cabin/CottagesCabinsw/ Ele.A/CCabinsw/ TVCabinsw/ KitchFlushToiletsShowerPROPANESwimming(lake,pond, pool)FishingStoreRecreationPetsLaundryInternetHandicapAccessBoatLaunch/DockOtherEvergreen TrailsCampground8403 AlleganyCounty Rd. 15Angelica, NY 14709585/466-7993www.evergreentrails.comApr 13-Oct 2875 70 25Four WindsRecreationalResort &Campground7350 Tenefly Road,Portageville, NY585/493-2794www.fourwindscampground.comGEAR FORADVENTURE1 Buffalo Rd.Hamburg, NY716/646-0370www.gearforadventure.comMAY 4-OCT 8150125XX XX X X XX X X XX XPRIVATEBATHHOUSESBig Rigs Welcome, 3mi from LetchworthSt. ParkGENESEE COUNTRYCAMPGROUND40 Flint Hill Rd.Caledonia, NY585/538-4200www.geneseecoiuntrycampground.comMAY 1-Oct 31150 50 6X XX XNEARBY FISHING &ATTRACTIONS,ONSITE GOLF COURSEHEMLOCKCAMPGROUNDS2084 Wharton Rd.Austin, PA814/647-8403OPEN YEARROUND90 90 1X XX X XTWO PONDS,GREENHOUSEHidden ValleyCamping Area299 Kiantone Rd.Jamestown, NY716/569-5433www.hiddenvalleycampingarea.comAPR 15-OCT 15225225X X X XX XKEN ASELRoute 60Gerry, NY716/985-4623www.kenasel.comMOUNTAINMEADOW’S RESORT13500 Parker Rd.Holland, NY716/457-3116716/560-1121www.mountainmeadowspark.comMAY 15-OCT 1580 50110 90X X XSPECIALIZE IN LARGESEASONALCAMPSITES,WATERFRONT SITESNIAGARA COUNTYCAMPING RESORT7369 WHEELERRD.LOCKPORT, NY716/434-3991www.niagaracamping.comMAY 7-OCT 15240 195 6X X X X XX XXXKnight’s Hide-Away Park1154 Gorham Rd,Ridgeway, Ontario,Canada, L0S 1N0905/894-1911www.knightsfamilycamping.comMay 1 - Oct 15X X X XX X XXAttraction tickets forNiagara Falls, Closestcampground to thePeace BridgeFREE CABLEON ALL SITES20 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012

directory of amenitiesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXNIAGARA FALLSNORTH KOA1250 Pletcher Rd.Youngstown, NY716/562-8715www.niagarafallsnorthkoa.comNIAGARAWOODLANDCAMPGROUND3435 NEW RD.RANSOMVILLE, NY716/791-3101www.niagrawoodlandcamp.comPine HillCottages &Motel3884 Park WayAshville, NY716/789-3543www.pinehillresort.comSeasonDatesAPR 15-OCT 15MAY 11-OCT 14May 1-Nov 1#ofSites# of Ele.Sites# Cabin/Cottages90 90 6180 18019 19 11Cabinsw/ Ele.A/CXCabinsw/ TVXCabinsw/ KitchXFlushToiletsShowerX X X X XXX XX X XX XX XPROPANEXSwimming(lake,pond, pool)XX XFishingStoreXX X XRecreationX XPetsLaundryXInternetXXHandicapAccessBoatLaunch/DockOther1, 2, 3, 4 BedroomCottages, MotelRoomsPOTTERCOUNTY FAMILYCAPMGROUNDS3075 E. 2nd St.Coudersport, PA814/274-5010www.pottercountycamping.comRiverhurstCampground1269 OleanPortville Rd.Olean, NY 14760716/373-0535WWW.RIVERHURSTPARK.COMYEAR ROUNDApr 1-NOV 1100 97 1340 40 1XX XXXXXXSEASONAL CAMPING,ACTIVITIES,TRAILERS W/AC &KITCH - HOLDS 8POPE HAVENCAMPGROUND11948 Pope Rd.Randolph, NY716/358-4900www.popehaven.comPRESQUE ISLEPASSAGE6300 Sterrettania Rd.Fairview, PA814/833-3272www.presqueislepassage.comAPR 28-OCT 8OPEN YEARROUND150 1498180 140 15X XX X X X X X X XX XDIRECT ACCESSTO ATV TRAILSPavilion Rental, GasStation, Ice CreamStore, MajorShoppingTHREE VALLEYCAMPGROUND9766 RT. 16HOLLAND, NY716/537-2372APR - NOV320 320 9WHISPERING WINDSCAMPGROUND277 Tollgate Rd.Sheffield, PA814/968-4377www.whisperingwindspa.comOPEN YEARROUNDX X XXX X XXX XXX X X XX XXXX XX XXXMini golf,Playground,GameroomX X X XX XX XX XXXXXwide range ofnearby attractions.7 miles presque islestate parkSHAMROCK PINES3400 Jerecki Rd.Franklinville, NY716/676-2776WWW.shamrockpines.COMApr 15-Oct 1589 89X XXXsewer/water, clovercafé & snack bar, frifish frys, sun mornbreakfastCABINS 4-15 TO10-15. 2 LAKES- 1 STOCKED51 45 1HEART IF THEALLEGHENYFORESTCAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012 21

directory of amenitiesXX XXXXXXXX X X XXX XX XX XXXXXX XSeasonDates#ofSites# of Ele.Sites# Cabin/CottagesCabinsw/ Ele.A/CCabinsw/ TVCabinsw/ KitchFlushToiletsShowerPropaneSwimming(lake, pond,pool)FishingStoreRecreationPetsLaundryInternetHandicapAccessBoatLaunch/DockOtherWILLARD’SCOUNTRY PLACE7496 CRAWFORDCREEK RD.CANEADEA, NY585/365-8317www.willardscountryplace.comMAY 15-OCT 1535 20 7WOODLANDSCAMPGROUND9 Woodlands LaneWellsboro, PA814/435-8279WEATHERPERMITTINGCALL FOROPENINGSPINE CREEK -GREAT FISHINGWOODSIDECAMPSITES8248 Griswold Rd.Cassadaga, NY716/672-4402May 11-Oct 8138 138live bands, ball Field,playground, flowingcreeek, game roomSHAMROCK PINESCAMPGROUNDSeasonal, Monthly, & Daily Rentals* Clover Café & Snack Bar* Company Picnics* Family Reunions* Organized Activities* Boat Rentals* Fishing/HikingFranklinville, New York(716) 676-2776www.shamrockpines.com22 CAMPGROUNDS, CABINS & COTTAGES 2012* Stags* Pig Roast* 400 Acres* Country Store* Laundromat* Pool & Arcade

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