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Horse camp - horses required to stay at this campground. Non electric sites.
Nestled among eight connecting glacial lakes, this park provides a never-ending variety of activities throughout the year, from hiking and swimming, to ice fishing and cross-country skiing. Shaded campgrounds and picnic areas complement the park's excellent swimming and boating facilities. The park was once used as a summer camp and an annual gathering spot for American Indians. Later, Samuel Mortimer arrived in 1869 and built the log cabin that still stands at the park.
First time here yesterday with my wife and two young boys....6-10-20. we had a nice spacious and fairly secluded spot for our tent site 112 . Wish I would of brought my kayak to enjoy all the various lakes etc. The campground as a whole was very well maintained and all the staff very nice. I'd definitely recommend visiting.
It's a small but beautiful park with a few nice trails and other activities.
So clean and spacious. Great host. Nice for kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking with grandkids, several parks or swings and slides for kids, clean bathrooms
Beautiful, spacious park.
Pros: Wonderful place to camp and hike. The playgrounds are great, volleyball sand courts, basketball court, etc. The trails are beautiful and peaceful and doable by bike or walking and stroller friendly. The campground and bathrooms are some of the most well maintained we have come across. The showers were newly redone.
Cons: shallow lake with no fish biting while we were there and sea weedy and rocky swim area.
