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Overflow Parking is easy to access and did not require an additional fee.  Our parents had their A-liner trailer on the site and their SUV.  It did get tight so we moved my Honda CR-V to the over flow parking spots.  It was an easy short walk to the parking lot. 

The campground has easy access to the bike trail.  You can see bikers camping in a certain spot for the special rate of $14.00 per biker.  If you are a family of bikers it may make sense to book a traditional site. 

The group campsites were awesome in size and ease for parking.  One group site is fairly close to a bathroom. The 2nd group site (2A) is rather far out and would benefit from a porta john.  The size limit caps at 150 campers.  They have a price grid based on the number of campers.  It is listed as a walk to site which is about 300 yards.  The cars would be at the parking lot. 1-20 people$50, 21-40 people$60, 41-60$70, 61-80 people$80, 81-150 people$90.  This site is only for non-profit groups and will need to show proof of their non-profit organization. 

The beach is a short drive away over the dam.  It was a great spot to spend the day with the kids floating and swimming.  It was an active spot with families having a barbeque, birthday parties, and folks set up on the beach or in the upper grass area. 

Next to the campground is a dairy bar that had great ice cream and food.  You can either walk, bike, or even drive to it if you wish.