Six Nations Camping Area

Six Nations Campground is a peaceful and nature-filled spot, perfect for a relaxing getaway. The surroundings are beautiful, with plenty of greenery and open space to enjoy. The atmosphere feels calm and welcoming. However, some of the facilities and amenities could use a bit of updating to make the stay even more comfortable. Overall, it’s a lovely place to unwind and connect with nature, especially if you’re looking for a quiet escape.

The campsites are all at the top of a steep hill and everything fun is almost a mile walking distance from camp weather its the huge pool or the trails to the Glen. I suggest starting your hike "down the 200 stairs from the "upper entrance" otherwise youre climbing up way more than climbing down stairs. Drive to the upper with the whole bunch and have one person pay the $6 to take the shuttle back to your car. Shuttle stops at 5:30 pm. Pool hours changes a little each day during the hot Summer months. ☀️ Most beautiful view from the glen!

Great park, for RV or tent stay. No water or sewer conditions, electric only. Spots are pretty spaced out, kind of hard to back into it, sometimes it seems like you should be driving against the traffic. Proximity and convenience of being in the state park gives you the opportunity to visit the park any time you want. Roads in the RV park are narrow and trees are low.

Stayed in the campground at a tent site. Very well maintained with courteous staff. The trails for the entire park are very nice. Of course if you want to get the gorge to yourself. Go at sunrise. People start trickling in around 7am.

Camping, wonderful and quiet during the day but just when you think 10 pm is rolling around people get very loud and very obnoxious. My experience was until past midnight. Foul language, loud music and at least one laughing hyena. The little ones at the camp were very very very well behaved but the adults some seniors were over the top. Someone pulled in with a large RV and proceeded to run his very loud generator from 6 p until 9:30 p when someone implored him to please stop. The hiking was fantastic but not sure I would stay at the campgrounds again. Watkins Glen Village has so much to do, don't miss it. Seneca Lake too!