Letchworth Valley Campground & Resort, LLC

We were very pleased with our stay at this campground. The scenery was absolutely beautiful, and our site overlooked a serene pond that made for a relaxing backdrop. The only minor issue was that the site pad could have been a bit longer—our camper didn’t quite fit entirely on it. Still, it didn’t take away from the overall experience. We’d love to return in the summer with our grandkids and try out the slide—it looks like so much fun! The playground could use some additional equipment but is okay.

The wet, muddy roads going into the camping area were messy and slippery. The RV "pads" lack enough gravel for a camper, so there was mud everywhere, including the firepit. We couldn't start a fire due to the wet fire pit or use our outdoor carpet or furniture due to the mud. Also, the drinking water was yellow! ||The small view of the lake is restricted by a dilapidated building with a strong scent of mold around it. Workers using a number of loud ATV's drove back and forth past the campsites all day long on most days, affecting the ability to relax. ||We visited the campground at Letchworth State Park, with many more amenities such as convenient bath houses, a store, laundromat and dry pads without mud. We wish we had stayed there instead.

This is one of the best parts we’ve stayed in on our 16 Day Rd. trip from Texas. We are traveling to see the leaves change in the fall and meeting our kids from Maryland at this beautiful park. It rates high above all the other parks and we love staying at state parks. The spots are beautifully wooded and private, and we met some wonderful Christian people while we were traveling through, that helped us get free as we slid off the road in one of the rain storms. The owners are amazing. They called and checked to make sure we got in OK, the next day they called and check to see if our electricity went out because there was a couple of power outages and then the last day the third day they Sent out a text to see if we needed wood. They were very kind and go out of the way to assist you. I r

I will definitely be coming back! First, it was easy to book online, which is always a huge plus. I booked a lakeside tent spot but when we realized how rainy it was going to be, it was easy to call and upgrade to a cabin over the phone. They sell firewood there and deliver it to your campsite, which I’ve never seen before! Bathroom houses are simple campground bathrooms but they’re nice, clean, the showers work great and the water gets really warm, which is nice on a chilly morning. The grounds are beautiful and most importantly, all of the staff was really friendly. I wasn’t there with kids but could tell it’s a great place for the whole family, they have activities to join, etc.

For a campground they should tell you a truck is required taking a car there is very risky due to the hill it’s on and poor condition of trails to get to tent sites. The tent sites are also on a hill which results in very crooked tents I know it’s the outdoors but could help to flatten it out a tad especially for how much you charge per site. Then they also tell you if you get stuck you have to get your own towing which would be understandable if they maintained the trails better. They also try and show the site right on the water which is a lie it’s a bit away from the water and not maintained enough to get to the water in the first place the weeds are waist level and I’m 6’0. They also charge you $10.00 per wood “bundle” which are very small pieces of wood and also wet. The bathrooms on