Stayed 3 days at this campground during Memorial Day weekend. The campground was almost completely full with what appeared to be 150 or more people in a small area. As expected, it was a busy weekend. However, while there are rules posted and I saw people in carts and even a few state park vehicles during my stay, no one actually seemed to enforce any of the rules. People were setting off fireworks blaring music, screaming and yelling til well past midnight. The camp sites are very close together so this made sleeping or even just quite conversation difficult. Noise picked back up again around 8am which is much more acceptable.
The camp is right on both sides of the road, with cars passing by within yards of many tents. There are bathrooms, water and trash containers on site in several locations.
"C" section is a wooded area with camping slips that are large enough for an RV and a few tents, and most have their own picnic tables and fire pits, and are have some kind of trees, plants or logs separating the edges. Off to the East side is the main road a few yards away, with a loop of the camp's gravel road in between that and the river on the West side. Very little sun in camp side "C", the trees are *very* tall. I stayed on this side and there is a small swimming hole that was deep enough to jump off the rocks into on the north end of the river, the trail is a bit steep and my kid had trouble using it.
"A" section was more of a large grass field on the opposite side of the main road. It's a gravel road around the field with places for tents. Very open and sunny, main road to the west of the site and the river on the East side.