Four Mile Creek

MA Razcmed

Nice campground. We had site 252 great spot. For the amount of sites and people the grounds were quite. Dogs are welcomed. We enjoyed access to Lake Ontario. Checked out Devils Hole. And of course Niagara Falls. Unfortunately we could not visit Canada across the Rainbow Bridge as we had hoped as we have a Pitbull Mix and the Provence of Ontario does not allow Pitties. Had a great time however enjoying Niagara State Park. Would enjoy visiting Four Mile Creek again

Deanne Curcio

A great state park that seems out of the way but super close to all things Niagara Falls. We had a site just next to the foot path to Lake Ontario and it was amazing. Not the most amazing amount of shade to tent camp but having the lake right there allowed us to cool off. Amazing host staff. Showers were great. This is a nice campground that feels a bit out of the way but also close to really cool stuff

Mary Beth Westin

The site map made it look like sites were small and we'd be crowded, but we were VERY pleasantly surprised ! They are somewhat narrow but are very deep so there was lots of space to set up our tent further back from the road. The bathrooms were ALWAYS clean although I never saw that that had to close them to achieve this! Well done! The camp store was very convenient and the prices weren't inflated - the soft serve ice cream was great with very generous portions. The FREE shuttle to all things Niagara was so unexpected and convenient - only downside was you had to leave downtown Niagara about 3:30 so that you wouldn't be stranded. This would be great with small kids but I had trouble getting my teens going before noon! 😅 The only possible negative thing is that there's no swimming beach, but we knew that going in.

Dipika Patel

Staff is very friendly! The park is beautiful with great views of lake Ontario. Very large park with spacious sites. There is a small beach where people were swimming, paddle boarding, etc. There were plenty of open sites, if you come in after hours, check the board for empty sites that you can stay at. Some drawbacks: if you’re coming from the south, the roads are terrible. There is a free shuttle but it takes 45 minutes to get to Niagara Falls area. And the last bus back is about 3pm! Most sites are 30 amp. We left early and stayed at the KOA on the Canada side, definitely recommend it if you’re coming to the area for Niagara Falls area activities.

joe craddock

We've camped here several times this year. One of the best maintained State Parks in WNY region, IMO. Gorgeous sunset views, large sites, close proximity to attractions. There is a shuttle bus available as well (seasonally, check availability) free of charge. Bathrooms are clean and sites well maintained. No full hookups, 30a electric only, but water and dump stations available. Park is quiet, especially the back sections away from the playground area. Yurts are available for rent as well.