The park had a nice bike trail, and the beach was clean. The restrooms were very nice, clean with ventalation fans. Not much to do in the area. Nice place to get away from it all. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We were there in June of this year and really enjoyed our stay. The hiking/biking trails were nice with a beautiful open area back in the woods where animals would come out to graze. It had a backdrop of tree "mountains" with the sunset behind it. It gives you the feeling of pioneer days. The lake is spring-fed, so the water is very clear and clean. There is a loon that lives on the lake that is beautiful to hear its call. The one restroom had been recently remodeled and very beautifully with cedar and nice tiles. The other restroom hadn't been redone as of our stay. There was no useful playground equipment for kids. What they did have was archaic and unsafe--a rusty, metal merry-go-round that couldn't be pushed unless you were Arnold Schwarzenegger, an old metal slide,etc., and overgrown grass. But the nature scenery couldn't be beat. Very private and unpopulated beaches, nice bike trails and nature programs for the kids. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

One of our favorites, as the location is beautiful. Basically, out in the middle of nowhere. It's wonderful to be in a place where your cell phone doesn't work. The lake is almost the color of the oceans around a carribean island. We camped here in a camper.