I've been visiting this park for years. I used to live a few miles away and would hit the trails often, but I also have family in the area, so I visit often when I'm there near them.

In the winter, you can enjoy the trails and the winter beauty and expanded views with no leaves on the trees.

In the summer, though, the fun really begins. Me and the kids will usually head out for a hike to get all sweaty. Then we jump in the creek and waterfalls on the way back down. To cap it off, we jump in the lake for a final swim and lots of jumping off the diving platform into the deeper water.

You can't go wrong with a visit to this park.

As to camping, you can go with tents, car, or RV's. They have quite a few cabins available as well.