Our site was clean, shaded, somewhat private, and nice sized. There are 246 electric sites, 30 primitive sites, 38 primitive sites in the horsemen's camp area, and areas for youth tents. Some sites get very crowded due to extra vehicles, boats, trailers for wave runners, so check carefully on a site's dimensions when making reservations. This property is run by the US Army Corps of Engineers and Indiana Department of Natural Resources. During summer this is a 2,665 acre lake. There are marshes, ponds, and wetlands. Activities that can be done at this recreational area include: boating, waterskiing, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, geocaching, hiking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, and swimming at the beach. There is a marina (a private concession) that has boat rentals. We liked the park and wished we could stay extra days so that we could enjoy the holiday activities they had planned. The employees were very friendly. The entertainment we did get to see, a gospel singing group on Friday and a singer on Saturday night, were terrific. There were a few times (thankfully of short durations) when the electrical power went out in the loop we were in. Never found out why. Maybe because it was in the 90's and the air conditioners and crowds overloaded it. The campgrounds were very clean and well-kept but there was a bit of trash in the area of the fishing pier/ swimming beach area and one of the trail areas. Wish they would put trash cans in those areas. There is a shortage of shade in the fishing pier/ swimming beach area. I've decided that I'll purchase one of those beach cabana shelters or a tent canopy to take along incase we run into this situation again. The weather was sunny and around 90 degrees, a bit warm. We would stay at this park again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.