We were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed our stay here. We had previously visited this RV Park for an evening to see friends. They were parked in a seasonal site with the usual seasonal site vibe (golf carts, cluttered sites, etc). Since were were staying overnight this time, we got to experience the short visit sites an...moreWe were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed our stay here. We had previously visited this RV Park for an evening to see friends. They were parked in a seasonal site with the usual seasonal site vibe (golf carts, cluttered sites, etc). Since were were staying overnight this time, we got to experience the short visit sites and thoroughly enjoyed it.DO NOT attempt to arrive at the park by coming northward up NY 24-Hulberton Road and then making a left onto Canal Road. The turn is MUCH TOO SHARP. We highly recommend anyone with a rig arrive via Fancher Road (whether coming from the north or south) and then turn east onto Canal Road. That corner is very doable.Sites 6, 8, and 10 are superb. They back up to woods and a cute stacked stone fence. There was plenty of green grass to sit on. The pads were gravel, and every site had a fire pit and a picnic table.In these pandemic times, we opted to pay upfront over the phone. Check-in was quick and easy. Masks were required and the number of people allowed in the office was restricted.The restrooms and beach were open. But we didn't use either.The cable TV has 59 analog channels and worked OK. There was over the air television out of both Rochester and Buffalo, although not all networks were present. The campground WiFi worked OK, enough to check email.Verizon and ATT were both a little weak for data, but usable for voice. In the rig, I put my external antenna on my Verizon jetpack and we were able to stream Netflix with no problem.While in the area, stroll along the Erie Canal and visit the Lift Bridge in Hulberton. Visit Holley Falls, created from overflow from the Erie Canal. A visit to the Medina Culvert is also worthwhile, the only place you can drive UNDER the Erie Canal.We thoroughly enjoyed three nights here with friends. It felt good to get out of the house for a few days for some social distancing camping.