Our stay at Bolar Mountain was awesome! We drove almost 5 hours from Pittsburgh to check it out and it was SO worth it! We reserved a primitive site online via recreation.gov (despite the fact that many sites are unreservable and are instead first come, first serve - we didn't want to chance it with the long drive). It was 6pm on a Friday when we arrived, check in booth was unoccupied but as we proceeded to our Sugar ridge site (very easy to find, sites clearly marked) we quickly located our camp host. Not a very enthusiastic host but he was nice, had firewood for sale at his site and drove his golf cart to the booth for us to purchase ice. Our site was across the road from the lake but there was a trail that lead to the water. The water was beautiful, temperature perfect for swimming. There's a Seperate beach that you can drive to that is roped off for swimming purposes but we rather enjoyed walking to the water from our site and having what seemed like our own little swimming spot. Bathrooms were the cleanest I've ever seen at any campground and were a very short, convenient walk from our site! The site itself was very clean and had an oversized, solid picnic table. It had a lamppost and fire pit with a grate for cooking. Recommend foil as grate will be rusty for obvious reasons. We rented kayaks at the marina/camp store down the road and explored a little cove that was really cool. We blocked out 4 hours, but only lasted 2 hours before we got tired and returned the kayaks.