Camped here last summer and really enjoyed our experience! It was our first time camping with our kids and we rented "The Nook" campsite and absolutely loved it! However, there are some things I feel other campers should be aware of before booking.

Pros: Management was very friendly and responsive! Grounds are well maintained, bathrooms are clean, and we loved that kayaks were available for us to use! Campground was very quiet overall, and we were so glad we could bring our dog.

Cons: campsite was extremely unlevel with lots of tree roots exposed- our kids kept tripping and getting hurt and we had a hard time finding a suitable place for the tent. Be very careful as there is poison ivy EVERYWHERE. You cannot park next to the Nook and will have to carry everything from your car about 40ft (not too bad.) Also be aware there is no electric and running water is a 10min round trip walk. The lakehouse was a nice amenity in theory, but everything in it was dirty and broken, there was rotting food in the fridge and it reeked of cigarette smoke.

We also found the hiking trail to be too challenging for our kids and older dog, but that's not really a con just something to keep in mind.

Overall we really liked this place and wanted to return for a longer stay this year, but found the campsite has gone up in price, I already thought $70/night was a lot but it's just not affordable for us now. Cabins seem to still be about the same price as last year so if you can afford around 100+ a night, probably worth it to at least have the AC and private bathroom and electric.