Tons of campsites and most have decent trees and privacy (even many of the electric/RV spaces looked nice). As tent campers, we stayed in raccoon ridge which was excellent (quiet). Pit toilets at the back of the loop were probably the cleanest pits I've ever used. Bonus that there are dedicated mens/womens pits. The shower house at the top of the loop was dated but completely adequate with hot water (works for me). The picnic tables in the park are a bit odd (very short) but was plenty of space for my husband and I. With larger groups, it might be difficult to fit everyone around the table. 

The park has so many activities. We visited the nature center which was nothing spectacular but still something nice to do. We also hiked on 3 of the trails and went up the fire tower. It's nice to have a bike to explore since the park is so big. I wish I was a mountain biker, the trails looked amazing and the park was packed with mountain bikers. 

We will definitely keep this park on our list of semi-local camping for weekend trips.