The campsites are spacious and though there is not a bad site, some are better suited for certain purposes like group camping. Each site has a table and a fire ring.

There is one central restroom with showers (bring your quarters) and a place to wash dishes.

The camp's minimal store sells ice cream and a (very) few sundries, so come prepared.

If you are a car camper this is going to be more rustic as there is no driving up to the sites, but there is a main parking area and a few sites 50-100 yards aways from it.

The sites near the water or on bluffs are further away, and though they provide carts the trails can make hauling them tough. Keeping gear to a minimum is a good idea.

There is easy access to a man made lake which is quite beautiful, and you can paddle on it and explore its shoreline.

You can hike and bike (mtb). Nearby there are waterfalls (gorgeous) and a local mountain (I've not been there—yet).

The staff is friendly and know the locale, they were able to give us tips on good hikes.