Thousand Trails Gateway to Cape Cod — Hotel in Rochester

Like others have mentioned in these reviews, the road coming in to the campground is terrible, and apparently according to the reviews it has been this way a while. When you first get to the campground there is a gate to you have to call to get the code so you can get in.

Once you go register be ready to go find your own site... And good luck, the staff at the desk doesn't know which sites are open, because they admit it. First campground that I have ever reserved a spot where I had to go find my own spot and there wasn't a site reserved for me.

The fire pit had what I assume was the previous campers trash in it. Not a good look to have garbage in the fire pits.

Good news they have Wi-Fi which had good signal and good speed, bad news you have to pay for it. The only campground on our three week trip where we had to pay for Wi-Fi

As we were traveling for a couple of weeks we used the laundry room. The laundry room was unclean it appeared the the floor had not been swept in quite some time. The pipes from bathroom above leaking causing multiple puddles and slip hazards, but hey they did have a floor wet sign under a table out of view. Because of the leaking, the drop ceiling tiles were removed which exposed the dryer vents which showed a build up lint which had not been cleaned for a while.

This campsite is also apart of the Thousand Island camping membership, which they will continue to call you and try to get you to join even though you have previously told them that you weren't interested. And if this campground is any indication as to the types of campgrounds that are in the Thousand Isands, I certainly wouldn't join.

If I am ever in this area again I will certainly find...

Staff here was great but their procedures are not. There is no reservation system so when we arrived at 1:30 PM we had to search for an available site. We were towing a 36' travel trailer and most of the roads are bumpy due to tree roots and water erosion. Made for a rough ride even at 5 mph. Eventually an employee helped us find a site we could fit on. Since there is no kind of system in place we had a site we could barely fit on and had to park our tow vehicle half in the road while the guy next to us was using a larger site for a 15' camper and SUV. The sewer was located in the front of the site while our hook up is towards the rear so couldn't reach with our stinky slinky. The site also had waist high tree stumps. On our last day we had to drive out into the road so that we could hook up and dump because there is no dump station. There are tall pine trees everywhere in this campground and there is very little room for error. Several of the tress were damaged because it is difficult to navigate in between trees, tall tree stumps, and uneven dirt roads. There is access to a pond with a dock but when we were there the water looked too low to launch a canoe. The campground does allow pets which I think is great but since they don't have any kind of system they are not contained to one area. Needless to say this caused barking at all hours throughout the campground. The one thing I really liked was the location of this campground. Its about a 30 minute drive to...

Whoever gives this place 5 stars hasn't been to many campgrounds if you don't have the membership you pay 77 bucks a night for security that drives through your site telling you fires out at midnight even though its only 1045 no water pressure for 1 of the 2 days we were there someone that worked there came around telling us to fill our tanks because it happens all the time if your tent camping one of the bathrooms is closed so good luck and the same night security guard telling us we couldn't have a hammock on the trees even though there was 2 other campsites with the same hammocks on the trees the whole time i was there the rules say no clotheslines nowhere did it say no hammocks the hammock was up all day no one that worked the day shift said anything about it so apparently the rules change when the night security comes to work plus people leaf\dirt blowing on and off the 2 days i was there blowing dust everywhere something that you think they would have done before they opened for the season has a mini golf on the map i couldn't locate it anywhere in the campground camp store is virtually empty so good luck if you forget anything I've been to quite a few campgrounds in the last 5 years i don't know how anyone gives this place 5 stars alot of the seasonal campsites\cabins are run down looking yea for the price there's a lot better...