Scott's Campground

What visitors say

Scott's Campground is on Lundy's Lane in Niagara Falls, and location is its main selling point. A bus stop right out front runs toward the Falls, and a grocery store is within walking distance. The surroundings are urban: seasonal trailers line the edges, trains pass nearby, and adult businesses sit across the street, though visitors say they felt safe.

Many regulars and seasonals describe a clean, quiet, well-maintained park with large sites, clean washrooms and a big, clear outdoor pool. Several mention staff helping them back into their site, delivering firewood and hooking up sewer. The pool and washrooms are dated, but guests say everything works. Families like the playground, and one baseball family returns every year.

It's best seen as a practical base for sightseeing rather than a destination in itself. One recent reviewer found little to do on site and tiny fire pits, and felt prices had risen too far.

Reviews are sharply split on staff. Several guests describe rude or aggressive treatment over parking, check-in deadlines, payment rules or pets, and one family left after a confrontation. Check-in cut-offs appear to be strictly enforced, visitors pay a fee, and one guest found Wi-Fi only worked near the office. A reviewer from a wet spell reported muddy, waterlogged sites. Confirm arrival times and rules before you go.

Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 479 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Scott's Campground directly.