Campground

Very nice flat and spacious campsites. Some are better shaded for mornings whereas others are better shaded for afternoons. The room between campsites is very generous but watch out in the summer and fall months as there's lots of poison ivy around here! There is plenty of honor system firewood for $7 per bucket. Campsites each have their own clean and well taken care of fire pits, Plug-In electricity to charge things like cell phones or batteries, and Water faucet with potable (drinkable) water.

The campsite was good the bathrooms were nice and the showers were better than I expected. The dogs were awesome and there was no problem in the campsite. The only thing is it's kinda hard to get to the campsite with Google maps because it isn't marked well. Overall a good experience.

Great campsite, simple and family oriented. You can walk to trail heads, lake for canoeing and swimming, or just relax. Unfortunately the bathrooms near where i chose my site are permenately closed and had to go to opposite end of grounds for facilities.

This state park was huge and campground spreadout. Electric and water at sites, dump station near entrance. We came in after dark, no lights on roadways inside park...hard to see site numbers in dark. Stayed 2 nights, no problems for our 45' rv on a pull thru sight. Downfall to this is the 2 lane winding city road with housing areas with lots of traffic that doesn't tolerate slow rvs on dark winding road well. Be sure to use this road between work traffic if possible. Otherwise great park.

We had a great time camping. It was quiet and we'll organized. We really enjoyed the aquatic facility which had pools and a splash pad with slides (free with campsite rental). The hiking trails are also really nice.