The staff is very friendly and helpful with guiding people into their campsites. There are plenty of sites to choose from for tents, pop-ups, and larger RVs. Some of the sites near the office, store, and game room are set up oddly on a somewhat terraced lawn.Our site was along the shrubbery at the top of the hill. We were nearly alone midweek. A nice view of the lake. Close to the bathroom/shower house. Once Friday evening came, the sites near us filled in. Now, our view was of a line of RVs and trucks. Tenters had set up on the leading edge. I am not sure how we could have gotten out first. Firepits seemed to be in odd places. You could easily drive your vehicle into one if not careful. The bathroom is clean. However, stalls and showers had no hooks to hang things to stay dry or shelves to put soap, etc.

The store has bare minimum items and does not carry milk or bread. The swimming area had large inflatables for kids or adult to use. There were lots of canoes, fishing supplies to rent. Also the gameroom was uniquely free! All you needed was to sign off on the game parts needed. AirHockey, skeetball, billiards, ping-pong and more. Several playgrounds were placed throughout the grounds. There were also Porta pottys in several locations. They looked to be from the 50s or 60s. Very small looking.