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Niagara Shores Campground and Conference Center

Appleton, NY

- - 52 Verified Reviews

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About

Niagara Shores specializes in overnight lodging and camping or glamping. With plenty of spaces, a large old 5000 square ft. Tabernacle, a Wood land chapel, 10,000 square ft. Convention Center with a commercial kitchen, a beautiful lakeside dining room, miniature golf, swimming pool, clean community bathrooms, souvenir shop, grocery store, snack bar and much more, this is truly a unique must-stay in the Niagara region. With the ability to accommodate up to 250 guests per night in full capacity, you'll find the perfect spot for you! Not to mention, an awesome 1.5 mile nature walk for meditation, solace and may feature extremely fun themes in the future!

Park Features

Basketball
Bathrooms
Beach
Fishing
Garbage
General Store
Internet Access
Mini-Golf
Playground
Pool
Snack Stand
Special Events
Sports Field
Volleyball
Waterfront

About the Park

Address

Niagara Shores Campground and Conference Center, Appleton, New York
6419 Lake Rd, Appleton, NY 14008

Park Policies

Check-In: After 3:00pm

Check-Out: Before 11:00am

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COVID Policy

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Customer Reviews

Camper

Satisfaction Rating

4.5

52 Verified Reviews

All ratings and reviews are collected from campers who have booked through Campspot and completed a stay at this campground.

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J.F.

May 2026

2/5

Satisfaction Rating

We thought we had a campsite closer to the water and the site we were assigned stated “pull in”. When we pulled the camper in, we had to carefully maneuver the truck so we wouldn’t hit the cabin in front of us to park the camper and had to pull some stealth moves to get the truck out while the camper was parked so we could leave the campground. The weather wasn’t the best, so we left a day early after a not-so-great weekend.