This campground has definite pros and cons. First, the camp host and security were excellent. They were kind, attentive and available. The campground was also very clean and having flush toilets and showers available was quite nice. We also had an owl watch over our site, which was super cool. 

Here's what I didn't care for, the set-up of many sites were terrible. There was little to no barrier between sites and some of the sites are tiny. We literally had chairs around our fire pit that were two feet away from the next site's table. On the other side of us, there was about 10 feet between our main area and the neighbors. It's just awkward. When I'm camping in the woods, I want to hear and see wildlife, not a bunch of other people. 

There was also a huge street light in the middle of the grounds that put light directly onto several sites. I felt terrible for those people who were trying to sleep under the stars but instead had a huge light right over head. 

Cell reception was spotty at best. Dumpsters were available.

This campground is fabulous. Some spots are a bit small but we didn't mind because we didn't spend much time in our spot. The grounds are pet friendly so we also had the dogs with us. 

We spent much of our time fishing and rafting on the lake, feeding seeds to squirrels, letting the dogs run in the off leash area, and just hiking around the park. It's big, so most times we had to get in the car to drive to a separate area for each activity but that wasn't a problem for us. 

Bathrooms we're clean and relatively close with easy access, although it was just a tad uneven so for anyone with mobility issues, they might want to verify that it is accessible for their needs.