My husband and I ended up spending a couple nights here (in 2017) upon a recommendation from a friend- boy did the park and campground live up to expectations. We were told it was a small campground, pretty quiet, and better than most state park campgrounds due to it's size- that was absolutely correct. It was SO nice to have a small campground to stay in!  This park isn't terribly busy, but busy enough that it was necessary to 'escape' at night and relax :)

We were happy with the sites- nothing too special.  The real highlight is the park itself!  The hiking trails are nice!  Not too challenging, but very scenic. Walking along the water from the upper and lower entrances is great!  If you walk Gorge trail and Rim trail you connect to make a nice loop and see just about everything the park has to offer. The waterfalls are wonderful- pretty busy so I would recommend going early or later near dusk if you want a more solitary experience.  It is very cool to listen to the water at night as well :)