Set on an old pear orchard; if you time it right you'll have some fruit to eat. There's a well-established seasonal portion with some die hard devotees, and a more temporal area of the park for those passing through. Each section has a pool. The store feels like a classic camp store, including hot coffee and senior citizens in the morning. The whole bit is family run. The mini golf is in such a condition as to warrant maybe not even being listed on their website (tattered indoor/outdoor carpeting on rotted planks.) Sites are blissfully lush-grass covered, not dirt piles like the state parks. Definitely going back.