We camped in this park for one night as we were just passing through Virginia on our way south. Overall, we liked the park and was what perfect for our overnight stay. The best thing about this park was all the space we had to walk our dog and the creek that runs at the edge of the property. We had been traveling for about six hours and were so happy to have a place to stop and one where our dog could get a good long walk and have clean, cold water to wade in. There is lots of green space and a even few benches to sit and relax on your walk. 

Since we did not want to unhitch our tow car, we chose a nice long pull-thru. The site was easy to get in and out of and the roads were easy to navigate. Our water spigot was way at the back of our site but luckily, I was able to reach it with our 50’ hose. The sewer was placed in the middle which was convenient. The sites are fairly close together but we didn’t have neighbors on either side so we didn’t feel cramped. Not all sites are level and would have been a problem for us, but fortunately, ours was level. We had a nice fire pit with pavers around it and a picnic table. 

There is not much in the way of amenities except for a pretty basic playground, pavilion for large gatherings, and laundry. Most of the campers are transients so there is a big daily turn-over. The seasonal campers seemed to mostly be on the back row and some of their sites were pretty junky. The campground was really quiet and a great place to stop for one night. The campground is located very close to Interstate 81 so road noise in unavoidable, but it is very convenient if you are traveling. There are a couple of fuel stations at the exit which is also handy.