Treasure Isle RV Park

Sam Bluff

Absolutely wonderful experience had during our week long stay at Treasure Isle… Worked remotely within the beautiful nature this unique park has to offer. It’s very very clean, fresh, and WELL worth the money… As young campers diving into this life full time, we found this to be our favorite thus far. Mark & Karina were the most sweet & accommodating, as well as new friends made! We will definitely have this one marked in our books and can’t wait to be back next month!

Laura Hunter

My husband and I are full time rv’ers, love to travel, and explore new places. This park looks perfect, amazing even, but upon reading the website, found that there up to two dogs allowed “NO exceptions”. Why not additional pets with an additional fee? It’s a win-win, and I would pay the fee. I do understand private parks make rules at their discretion, but in our situation, we really would loved to have enjoyed this park. For the record, we have one medium sized dog, one toy size, and one miniature sized. I hope that in the future this suggestion is at least considered for other campers.

Carl Wagoner

My Wife and I recently spent a week at Treasure Isle RV Park. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. The facility is immaculately maintained - almost golf course-like. It is also enormous, acres and acres of open space bordered on 3 sides by a very slow moving river (creek?). The surrounding countryside and scenery is idyllic. It is smack dab in the middle of beautiful Western NY farmland. Our site was level, large enough, reasonably shady (part of the park isn't quite so shady so if that's important to you ask) and the hook ups were conveniently placed. The Bath house was clean and we never experienced a wait. They are a full service campground. There is a well appointed laundromat, magnificent playground - horseshoes, corn hole, volleyball net, lots of playground equipment, and plenty of open space. All of this is maintained by the owners/managers. Sadly I cannot recall the woman's name (the man was Mark) but both were present, active and responsive. Not only were they accommodating, but early on we decided that we wanted to stay a bit longer than we had planned and reserved. They went to more than a little effort to make this happen. The only aspect of modern RV camping I wish was a bit better was internet connectivity. If one is in need of being connected, good wifi was available at the campground's pavillion. There, at the pavilion, the reception was great! My cellular coverage - for phone service - was 'just barely,' but of course that wasn't their fault. To say anything 'negative' I would have to appear very petty. So here goes: Once, while using the bathroom, the toilet paper - it was a new roll - I had a little trouble getting it unrolled - but that happens here at home too (wink). So there is your critique. It wasn't perfect, but only God is perfect, so there's that.

Here Today Gone 2 morrow RVing

Stayed down the road at another campground. We wanted to check out this campground as a possibility for a future visit.we rode our bikes and were greeted by the owner. We asked if we could ride our bikes in to check out the campground. He was really inviting and even grabbed us a mapp and highlgted sites we could fit in due to our rig being 41 ft. We were also greeted by a seasonal camper who was super freindly and she pointed out all the good sites. The owner is currently excavating the front area of the campground to setup another section for the retirees. The grass was maintained meticulously. Beautiful sites set along the waterway. The only negative draw back is the sites are very close together. Other than that we deffinantely would come here in the future.