Having to do a review again because it was flagged the first time when I told the truth about the reservation clerk overcharging us and her having done this to multiple friend groups as well. I really do like the website which brought us here but when we got here it was really not well kept up. The only thing good was primitive camping and the fishing was peaceful, but it really depends on the season. The state park is down the road which is more well kept has more scenery, but this camp site has so much potential. Too many outdated facilities and RVs. The restrooms were terrible.

I do want to make note that the ONLY BAD EXPERIENCE is dealing with the lady/clerk that handles the reservations and charges, everything else was peaceful and I actually enjoyed having no cell phone service out there - but unfortunately the company needs some upgrading.

Giving it 3 stars, because we have been coming here a long time and managed to work around the inconveniences (even though we shouldnt have to). Unfortunately this park is no longer government owned, meaning no funding will be there for improvement of park. This park has so much potential because of its location, particularly the island and the boat ramps, but the restrooms are really really bad. They are not functioning properly - and they are just so outdated (particularly the island ones by the tent sites and boat ramp) it is much easier to just go on the grass and dig a hole - no working sinks, no nothing. Secondly, there is no website to reserve spots or to pay online, everything is so outdated its sort of inconvenient but we call ahead to make sure there are some spots but really you probably are banking on first come first serve. The pros of the place is that the pricing is really affordable for camping, whether it is tent or rv, but if you really need a restroom and shower best bet would be to bring your RV, otherwise stay at the state park Birch Creek unit for better amenities. The spots here are hit or miss - Spots 70-74 seem to have the best views but you have to walk a bit to the water.

On the weekends Friday-Saturday lots of folk come by and get rowdy, so around 7PM the warden comes to the park, same thing for on the water, wardens are out there so make sure life jackets and licenses/registrations are up to date because they do ask. Normally they are really nice and its just quick checks, other times they don't even bother - but I know for sure the cops do come at the park like clockwork around 7PM