Cinderella Motel & Campground

We give this place a 4 star overall because there was really nothing too bad about it. It is behind a motel and is a loop of concrete with RV sites around the outside (about 30 sites) and tent sites in the middle.

The sites are pretty close together but have full hookups and 50 amp power so we were happy with that. We had to be careful backing in and the picnic tables (which were new, good, and heavy) had to be moved so we could get in the space. For long term stay the closeness could be a problem, but short term, not so bad.

The bathrooms were okay and had showers and 1 washer and dryer per side.

No other amenities existed which surprised me a little bit. Even a small playground could be used by campsite and motel.

Office people were helpful and allowed Passport America for 2 nights we were there. We did have to pay per child with us, so depending on family size, this could be expensive.

The great part is only about 5-10 minute drive to Niagara Falls. Getting on and off Grand Island where this RV park is has a toll so entering the island we had to pay about $2.75 toll with our truck and RV and then when we came back from Niagara Falls with just the truck it was $1 more. Bring cash and be ready.

We would stay here again if we were visiting Niagara Falls!

We stayed at Cinderella Motel and Campground for three nights in August 2018. We made reservations over the phone (Passport America rate was $35 per night for 30 amp full hook up site) for two nights and later extended while on-site. The non-Passport America rate was $45. Even though we arrived after the office closed, we had no problems as they had called and given us our site number and other pertinent information.

As other reviewers have mentioned, the sites are tight and there are not really any amenities as the campground is really just a loop behind a motel. That being said, there were nice, clean picnic tables at every site as well as full hookups. The campground was very quiet and there was no noise from the nearby road. Location is perfect - about 10 minutes from Niagara Falls and Walgreens, grocery store, and Ace Hardware all within 5 minutes. Overall, if you're looking for a reasonably priced site close to area attractions, Cinderella is perfect.

I stayed in the tent area so I had plenty of room but the RV’s were very close together. The tent area only had a few old picnic tables and older fire rings. It is very close to the falls and fairly quiet. Very nice staff though. Bathrooms were nice but basic. Had laundry too.

We stayed here while visiting Niagara Falls. RVs are parked quite close together, but that didn't bother us. Our site was gravel, but did have a picnic table. The bathhouse was very clean which is a top priority for us.

Great staff to begin with. Manager was so great when our power, on back side of motel, kept going off (30 amp) One big RV kept both air conditioners going and they weren't home so all three other rigs lost power. Hotter than heck too.
Very close to falls and stores. Lots of grass for dogs and kids.
There is one washer and one dryer in women's and men's restroom.
With PA discount it was a great deal fire a week.
WiFi is ok.
Sites are gravel and tight. All are back ins.

Site B at the front is the biggest site. Wifi was good. Some traffic noise. Clean bathhouse. Washer/dryer in the bathroom was relatively cheap. Sites were pea gravel and pretty level. Good for the price & proximity to the falls. We were there in October 2019, very quiet.

We stayed 06/10/21- we paid $40 with our Passport America membership so being its 50 percent off the regular rate I have a hard time believing it’s $80 regularly. The grounds & shower house were clean and in good shape. The sites are sort of level and the WiFi was strong. The rates are questionable.

The RV’s are crammed in like sardines. We backed up to a small ditch with a bit of muddy dirty water and trash in it. Our neighbors sewer hookup was right outside our door. There was some trash strewn around and it was overall pretty rundown. I was very glad we had Passport America because the cost was high.
The location was great for visiting the falls. And it was easy enough to get in and out with our fifth wheel. Overall, it was quiet too.

Yes, it's the nearest to the Falls, and maybe it's even OK enough, but the vibe here is downright creepy. The motel up front is utterly down-and-out. The RV park in the back is a fringe of nuts-to-butts gravel slots fringing a pavillion and open space, which made it look spacious on Google Earth, but we're stacked like cord wood in the campsites. So even having paid $101 for two nights here, we will leave tomorrow and find somewhere else, anywhere else, to stay. The grounds are free of trash, and my husb says the bathhouse looks clean, if old. I won't even walk up there, past the permanent residents of the motel who are grilling out back. Fortunately, the wifi was fast enough to get a reservation and get the hell out of here tomorrow. The owner or manager could not have been nicer about holding a spot for us with no prepayment. But, no, not here.

I loved this park.. No amenities and well cared for with perfect wifi. Just what I look for. Quiet. The bridges onto islands are tolled. Open seaspnally.