The only reason I gave this campground a 4 instead of 5 stars is because the bathhouse near the tent sites was undergoing renovations and not usable.  We had a good walk to go to the other bathroom.  Also, several trails were closed due to down bridges from the hurricane.  Other than that it was a really pretty park with lots of history.  We enjoyed all the wildlife we saw and the campsites were spaced out with a little vegetation in between each.  There is plenty to do at this campground from trails, museum, fort, water activities...  Also, there is a restaurant at the marina before you come into the park.  We didn't get a chance to stop by, but it was packed out, so I'm assuming it's tasty.  There was an Omelette Cafe about 15 minutes from the park, that had an amazing breakfast for our long ride home.