This was my favorite place to camp as a kid, each year we would have a large family reunion/camp out. There are several sites available along the south side of the island otherwise it is privately owned cabins all around the rest of the island. You do need a boat to get over to it. There are no showers/water/garbage cans or electricity and one vault toilet. So plan to pack in and pack out everything. There are a few trails on the island and one that leads to the lake within the island. There are a couple hike to camping spots inside next to the lake. There is also a swim beach for the inner lake on the north side of the island that is only a few feet walking distance. (From campground it’s a good mile walk through the island to get to it) This place does become busy on the weekends and is well known hangout spot for lake goers in the area but still a great quiet spot to camp 😊 There is a rest area you can park at to launch your boat or there is a nice marina that has a parking area and garbages for star islanders.