Group Camp

There are good points, and there are bad. Good facilities for families and lovely shady campsites. There's lots of activities for the kids which is great to see. But the place was disappointingly unkept. I stayed in D area and the bathroom was in need of serious tlc. I didn't see anyone clean it in 4 days, and it's in terrible shape. No locks on doors, dirty, and really small for the number of sites in D. Maybe other areas seem to have new amenities so maybe it's a future improvement? The lake shoreline was littered, as were some campsites. For a state park, i thought it would be much better kept. I don't think funding is an issue because the place was packed! Although there is Wi-Fi, it didn't work while we were there, so don't rely on it. Plenty of cell phone service anyway. Other than that, there's lots to do in the park and it's a cheap place to set up a tent ($11).

You can find all my comments at the main park. Don't let the photo fool you. Cabins might be old and need love, but they have actual mattresses! Personally it's also the first group camp I have been to that had a playground!

Had a good time camping with my wife and dog, but not the best camping experience I’ve had. Campground was easy to navigate and check-in was painless. There was no firewood available to purchase but dry logs were scattered along our campsite. Bathrooms were filthy; Not sure if on the weekends they are not maintained. Tent campsites were a bit too close in my opinion, but everyone was friendly. This campground is great if you have kids however our experience was less than enjoyable with kids screaming early in the morning before quiet hours. Overall, camping at this state park is okay. Enjoy a day on the water and find somewhere else to stay if possible.

Group camp was great here for our church girls.

We had a great time camping this week at Harrison Bay State Park! The sunrise was beautiful and the sunset as well! The fishing was great! Our only complaint was the banks need a lot of weedeating and the pool access should be free to campers. We only paid 1 out of 5 days to swim because the stamps they use for reentry wash off very easily and they kept our receipt. Everything was clean, bathrooms,pool area, play areas. The only other thing you should be prepared for is the spots are very tight. Our camper is only 25 ft and getting in and out was tough! We stayed at c39 and it was nice and shady and close to bath house! Wi-Fi is advertised but we couldnt ever get on. I would like to see a shower curtain added in the bathroom, just would make it look better and also make you feel better while in the shower that is for some reason the door is opened you aren't going to shine for the world to see! We saw the bathrooms cleaned several times so that wasnt ever an issue like other reviews ive read. Also its a state park so if you forget (like us) that helmets are required then no worries the A frame house has some for you to borrow! We cant wait to return!