The tent sites were not well organized when we arrived, the poor front desk attendant was left not knowing who was occupying which sites so we were referred to 2 areas that were a little more secluded which we appreciated since she did know there was Boy Scouts around. The sites themselves are spacious with a fire ring, charcoal grill and picnic table. Bathrooms were decent but the showers were very dark and filled with so many bugs that I didn’t even use them. As advertised, service is spotty at best, very random when I would be able to receive or a send a text. Make sure you have everything planned before arriving as you won’t be able to Google nearby food, shops etc. The front desk had a magazine with places listed but hard to pick a place when you can’t see menus or reviews when we were rained out from our camp dinner.

Google has a picture of a beach my friend and I couldn’t find granted we didn’t ask the front office for directions, we followed the 1/3 mile trail to the river that was advertised on the camp map we got. The trail splits with no signs on where to go so we went left and stumbled across what looked like a homeless site so took a few pictures of the river before heading back hoping we didn’t disturb whoever was occupying the area. It was a beautiful view of the river, just wish the trails were better marked and maintained.

It rained during our stay so was unable to take advantage of the water recreation available on site. I would be interested in coming back for a canoe trip but a little disappointed about the showers advertised. Most campsites that I’ve stayed at with showers and bathroom has them in the men’s and women’s bathroom not separate closet looking rooms for common use. If you can get past the creepy feels of the shower, overall a nice campsite for the price.