This campground is not made for larger motorhomes. The interior roads are very narrow with wooden post positioned along the roads. Our site was #11 which was waterfront and very peaceful and beautiful but getting into it was difficult with our 40 ft motorhome. Leaving the site was difficult due to a sharp narrow ascending curve going towards sites 17 & 18. If you do have a larger motorhome or fifth wheel, only book in Loop C which has the bigger sites. Other loops are fit more for tents, pop-ups, or small trailers. Please research this campground extensively if you are considering it and have a large motorhome or fifth wheel and be prepared to use much caution when driving and parking in your site. Most state parks or COE's where made so long ago, they are more suitable for smaller RV's. Too bad they don't consider revamping them to accommodate the current RV's. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Yikes! We were placed in the "A" Loop at the top of this campground. Site 46 was a nightmare. We had to pull hard and fast up into the campsite, and we like to have never been able to back in to hitch back up. This was due to the steep slope and loose gravel. Pros: Pretty. Sites generally level. Water and electric reliable. AT&T cell phone coverage available. Cons: Loop driveways really, really tight. A big rig could not do this campground. There are no showers in A or B loops, so you must drive downhill and hope for adequate parking. Speeding on the main road was a problem. Lots of visits by the Patrick County Sheriff's office. Hmmm. The dump station had two ports, but only one camper could enter at a time, defeating the purpose of dual lanes. Be sure to bring your supplies... it is a long way to the nearest store! I would say this is a very popular site for locals to camp at. For out-of-town visitors, there is little to do except fishing and boating. We would not return due to our lousy site and boring nature of the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an excellent COE park, with spacious, relatively level sites, our waterfront site was especially nice. While it is generally not rated for "Big Rigs", we did see several larger Class A rigs, and one larger 5th wheel, pulled by a Kenworth tractor. The bathrooms & showers were clean and in good order. The road to the park, Rt 822, is like trying to drive 5 mi. on a snakes back, very hilly, and very curvy. Also, the interior roads are narrow & curvy, at one point goint to C Loop, you must negotiate a 180 degree turn on a hill, but I watched a 39ft Class A with toad, do it without a problem, so you should have no trouble with it. As previosly mentioned, B Loop is for tents, we drove through with the car, & the sites looked small. The folks, running the park were very friendly & helpfull. The weather was totally against us on this visit, but we will go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.