Niagara County Camping Resort

The Great Outdoors

The Niagara Falls waterfalls are some of the most breathtaking natural wonders on the planet. When you're camping at Niagara County Camping Resort, you'll be less than an hour's drive from Niagara Falls State Park, where you can experience these epic falls for yourself.Get a vantage point of the falls from the Maid of the Mist tour boat, hike through the scenic wilderness surrounding the falls, peruse the on-site aquarium, and enjoy stunning views while grabbing lunch at the park's restaurant. Stay around after the sun sets, and you can observe hundreds of LED lights illuminating the rushing waters, and you might even catch a fireworks show.Two of the Great Lakes are nearby too when you're camping at Niagara County Camping Resort. Drive the RV rental along the lakes, and you'll see sights that you've probably never seen before. Lake Erie, one of the largest lakes in the world, is named after the Erie tribe whose members lived on the southern shores of the lake. Some of the most popular activities here are fishing and ice fishing. There are also vineyards to visit, lighthouses to see, and adventurous travelers can even dive for shipwrecks.Lake Ontario is to the north of Niagara County Camping Resort and has an impressive etymology. Its name is thought to mean "lake of shining waters," "beautiful lake," or "sparkling waters." Spend a day at this sprawling body of water, and you can explore lighthouses, stroll along sandy beaches, or go for a (sometimes chilly) swim.And while you're visiting these massive lakes, keep your eyes peeled for the mythical monsters of each; Gaasyendietha, a fire-breathing dragon has ties to Lake Ontario, and in the depths of Lake Erie, so legend says, lurks a sea serpent-like monster called Bessie.

Exploring the Area

Many cultural and historical landmarks are nearby the campground, and all of them are worth visiting. The first on the list is the "The City of Light," also known as Buffalo, NY. Thanks to the first large hydroelectric plant being established on the Niagara River in 1881, Buffalo was one of the first cities in the US to have streetlights. There are many things to do in this bustling city, from visiting the Buffalo Zoo to touring the Buffalo Naval & Military Park. Be sure to plan to spend a day here while renting an RV in the area.While you're motorhome camping at Niagara County Camping Resort, you'll be close to the Canadian province of Ontario. Its capital city of Toronto is also Canada's largest city, packed with sights and attractions. There are also national parks in Ontario that you can visit while you're here. In Toronto, you'll see one of Canada's symbols, the CN Tower, which was built in 1976. Also, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is the county's largest aquarium, and you can explore it when you head to this capital city during your trip. To get familiar with Ontario's history, consider visiting the Royal Ontario Museum. It's breathtaking, and the unique architecture is a sight to behold.Make some lasting memories when you camp in an RV at Niagara County Camping Resort. Cross international borders and experience a variety of cultures in the process, spend days in the midst of some of the world's most powerful waterfalls, and be sure to set aside some time to enjoy the comforts of your Niagara Falls area campground. Book an RV in Niagara County and let the magic begin.