Waterloo, New York, gave birth to Memorial Day in 1866. Pitch your RV amid Finger Lakes wineries and Seneca Lake shores. Four parks, from budget riverside spots to family-friendly KOAs, launch your wine tours and canal hikes.
Waterloo, New York, gave birth to Memorial Day in 1866. Pitch your RV amid Finger Lakes wineries and Seneca Lake shores. Four parks, from budget riverside spots to family-friendly KOAs, launch your wine tours and canal hikes.
Waterloo anchors the Finger Lakes with deep blue Seneca Lake just south on Route 414. The town claims the first U.S. Memorial Day observance at Waterloo Village Cemetery; flags fly each May 5. Stroll the Erie Canal Heritage Trail past lockmasters' houses. Sip Riesling at nearby Six Mile Creek Vineyard or paddle kayaks from Seneca Lake State Park.
Waterloo / Finger Lakes KOA draws families with WiFi and playgrounds, rates from $79/night. Seneca River RV Park fits budget campers on the water from $52/night. Welcome Traveler Trailer Court serves quiet long-term stays. Waterloo Harbor Campground targets boaters with WiFi, 50-amp hookups, showers.
Waterloo holds the title as Memorial Day's birthplace with the first observance in 1866. Locals decorated veterans' graves at Waterloo Village Cemetery, a tradition Congress recognized in 1966. Today, the town celebrates each May 5 with parades and ceremonies amid Finger Lakes scenery. History buffs flock here yearly. (72 words)
Find four RV parks right in Waterloo: Waterloo / Finger Lakes KOA, Seneca River RV Park, Welcome Traveler Trailer Court, Waterloo Harbor Campground. KOA and Harbor offer WiFi; Harbor adds 50-amp and showers. Seneca River starts at $52/night on the waterfront. All sit near Route 5 and 20 for easy access. (68 words)
Yes, Waterloo Harbor Campground provides full hookups including 50-amp service. Seneca River RV Park offers water and electric; check sites for sewer. KOA delivers 50/30-amp and water at most spots. Call ahead for Welcome Traveler Trailer Court details. These setups support big rigs exploring Finger Lakes trails. (71 words)
