This is a huge state park.  I don't think we even saw a third of it.  The sites are big and spread out.  We had sites 73-76 on campground F and did not feel like we were on top of anyone.  

We went in late March and the kids splashed in the water a little at our campsites, but it was still a little cold. 

There is plenty of trees for shade, hammocks, drying line, and lights.

There is a short nature hike that was walking distance from our site.  It is not a rigorous hike, but the kids enjoyed it.  

The bathrooms were very clean, but not all sites are close to a bathouse.  We would ride our bikes, but you saw people driving golf carts or cars to the bathhouses.  If you need to be close to a bathhouse, be extra vigilant when choosing your site (maybe even give the rangers a call).