Very poor access to office area but the CG is quite easy. Long, long pull-throughs. Good power and water. Roads fine. Some noise during day from scrap yard. Web site easy to use. Caution - I can't seem to get any antenna TV channels. TV world suggests there are no channels in the area. Real caution - regardless of Google, get off I-71 at MM 44 (NOT 43). The latter takes you on extremely narrow, drop off roads. But we would clearly stay here again. - Novatz

We camped here for 2 nights. If you're looking for a campground packed with activities this is not the place for you. If you're looking for a nice relaxing weekend then 2 Rivers Campground is the place to stay. Clean restrooms/showers, nice and spacious concrete pads with full hook-ups, river walk, pavilion overlooking river, and quiet surroundings (for the most part). The codes to the restrooms are on the slip posted at your site. There is # to call on the booth when you check in that can be called if you don't have reservations and are just stopping over. The site is only 3 years old but is a nice spot where Ohio and Kentucky Rivers meet. The salvage yard next door was noisy Sat. morning but it didn't prevent us from relaxing. The downside is no one on duty. You must dial the number previously mentioned to get someone to assist in getting ice/wood. - tincansailor

Camped there in a 36 RV. Had site 73, which we easily backed into. Had plenty of room for our slides and awning. Great site, and would stay there again. Water and 50 amp service worked perfect! Plenty of park ranger presence, but they are not overbearing, and we were able to consume our adult beverages without hassle. Pool was closed, but they were working on getting it ready for the summer. - jmcmanama

Stayed for an over-nighter. Campground is close to a main highway. Noisy. Otherwise, average state park. Jungle-gym and swings for the kiddies. - Boondockdad

We stayed here for the first trip of 2014 during a nice weekend in March. We have stayed at this park before and loved it. Much to our surprise on arrival, they have basically cut down all woods in the park due to emerald ash borer. Its so disappointing to see all the trees gone. The nature trails are gone, and the park will never be the same. All the big logs were taken to the mills and the remaining tops and brush were all left in the woods. The dozer used to drag trees has the ground so torn up and muddy that this year will be a write off. To top it off the lake was lowered over the winter for dam repair and its basically now a big mud puddle. - 6.7 towrig

If you want to camp very close to civilization this is a great campground. They also have a very nice playground - or two. There are a lot of things for kids to do - which is nice. The sites are pretty close together, but overall it was a nice campground. The bathhouses are not updated and are basic state park bathhouses. There are only two showers per bathhouse and they are not fancy by any means, but there was hot water. We stayed in site 63 which is next to a trail with a lot of traffic and the water hookup was very far away. We were glad we brought more than one hose to reach that far. However, it is still a beautiful park! We will definitely camp here again with our children. - natureloverinkentucky