This campground has a lot to offer.     Ourselves, we preferred to hike and ended up hiking about 20 miles over the weekend, between this park and the neighboring Tuscarora State Park.    We saw lots of cayakers, canoers, people fishing, swimming and lots of biking.      We had a site which was right along the bike trail and the lakefront.    A little tight to get the camper parked, but once in a wonderful site.    Not really big, but still enough room so you aren't right on top of your neighbor.    Campground kind of has a family feel to it and not something we always enjoy, but here it works.     We had a great time people and dog watching from our site and really enjoyed the hikes.   Had a litte of everything for the hikes, from some pretty easy trails to some other areas that were wet, steep and slippery and slow, but very very beautiful running alongside mountain lakes and creeks to higher up being in thick pine forests to thick oak forests.     We don't normally use the bathrooms, having a camper, but in this case we had a little issue with our water and ended up using the showers in the campgrounds and found them to be very usable.   Great water pressure and the buildings seemed fairly clean, pretty dated, but overall not bad.     We had a great stay and someday we plan to go back.