We stayed in the Chester loop that has just the electric and arrived on a Thursday night. There was just one other camper then but more showed up on Friday night but this loop was still very vacant. The full hookup loop looked to be totally full and the other couple of loops that were no hookups were pretty full also. Our site #226 was level and open in the back and even though the sites were not close together seemed closer as they are open, but with enough tall trees around to have plenty of shade. I did not go into the bathrooms but my Daughter did and said they were pretty clean except for some spider webs in the ceiling. This is a very clean park. No trash, patrolled regularly, kept mowed and looking very good. I do think it is a little pricey for being a state park but like the location.

The campground was set up like a parking lot and the sites were very close to each other. Across the street were many permanent trailers but the ones I could see were very well maintained. We were there during a very hot and humid spell and I guess with all the air conditioners going off something blew and the whole park was with out power for several hours. That was fixed for about half and hour when it went off again, but only on every other trailer or so, one of which was of course mine. I don't think we will be going back to this campground as there are better ones in the area.

This is a mostly rustic campground that offers basic camping. There isn't much for kids to do as there is no pool or rec hall, but there is fairly nice playground. There is a campstore that offers the basics and rents rowboats and canoes for the lake. The water and electric may be fairly far from the site but when you make your reservation they will tell you how far. We go to this campground several times a year.