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From Jct of US-41 & W Washington St, E 1.8 on W Washington St to Foley St, N 0.25 mi (E). Entrance fee required
I've been visiting the park for over twenty five years and every trip we enjoy ourselves.
Amazing place to swim, camp, and relax at. We went primitive camping and it was so nice! We don't have a dog, but we have seen enough to know it's a dog friendly place. You can buy pizza and snow cones. There's pop machines. It cost $20 to primitive camp for one night. Great place!
This is more a review of the fishing cabins and fishing amenities. They say the cabin is 12x20 which may be the outside measurement but 4 ft of that is a porch so the inside is more like 11x15. It's okay for one or two people but not really three. They also claimed to have a full size fridge in our cabin but it was a mini fridge. Luckily the freezer worked well and was barely big enough to fit bags of our fish that we caught on the lake.
The showers were closed because of covid when we went but they looked nice enough. They didn't have benches or hooks but I'm guessing they took those out since they were closed. The toilets in the bath house were nice and clean, the sinks as well. The hot water did stink a bit though.
The boat ramp is awesome. Piers on each side of it so two boats can launch or come in at the same time. The fish cleaning house was also really nice. Nice grinder hoses and it was up high so you didn't have to break your back hunching over.
Overall it wasn't bad camping if you knew what you were getting into. We had something a little different in mind but we may do.
We love Sullivan. Their campground is kid friendly, and you can’t beat their rates. They always have activities going on, lots of vendors, and great fishing.
Great park to stay at. Lots of sites but water and electric only. Only seasonal gets full hook ups. Had a beach and golf course on site as well. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Park is well groomed with clean shower houses.
