Beautiful place in dense Forrest. Most of the campsites you can't see your neighbors. Pretty quiet for the most part because of this.
Seems like the first turn in of the non-group camping was less crowded and better bath houses, probably because it's the side where the camp host lives, but he didn't bother us at all. Hot showers and TP in both bathhouses on this side of the park. Cool looking old school playgrounds at each camp sections.
Prices are pretty high if you are trying to rent a double campsite. Plenty of room on a single camp site. They all have a picnic table and a fire pit/grill.
The host rode around on his golf cart a few times, but didn't harass us.
You can get right on the Virginia Creeper Trail, Appalachian trail, and/or MTB trails right from the park without having to drive. A few water spigots around the park to wash you bike off if you need to. Might be good to bring a short piece of water hose to wash it off with, but we just used water bottles and our hands.