Lovely state park, springs and river. The state park is split on two - with the springs and day use area on one side and the campground on another side with private property in between. Rainbow Springs is spectacularly beautiful but the only access to it from the campground is kayaking or canoeing up the river - or driving to the day use area. The campground itself is fine, some variability between sites with some sites open with little privacy and others more secluded with vegetation around them. There are very few hiking trails at the campground, but we did find some small fire roads to walk around nearby (unmarked but you reach them via a path off the larger campground loop). The river gets crowded with kayaks, canoes, and boats on weekends. The springs are gorgeous. We met many nice people and ended up sharing some delicious meals with other campers - wonderful people that we’d love to meet again. We will definitely return - next time with our own kayaks!