No sewer hookups, almost all sites are seasonals, with all lake front sites taken. Sites are level and long. A family park with a lot of golfcarts running around. Power was good, water good. $26 is too much, Passport America rate of $13 is more in line with value for this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park gives the impression of a resort when approaching the gated entrance. The staff member who checked us in seemed friendly and the park is pretty and well manicured. That’s as far as the accolades go! We arrived just prior to a thunderstorm and sat in our camper while the storm passed through. When the rain and lighting ceased we went to look at the showers as we were camping in our truck camper and the primary reason for stopping here was to take a shower. Much to our surprise the bath house were beyond description. Let’s see: how about neglected, in sad state of disrepair, appalling, revolting, detestable and atrocious. There are no doors, the showers are moldy, the general description is grossly disgusting. It’s clear the owner is more interested in seasonal rentals and Park Model sales than having staff devoting any time to the decrepit restroom/shower buildings. I would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We stayed here two nights while visiting friends. We had a back in site with electric. There are no water or sewer hookups here. We were gone during the day. Since this is an off season, we were the only unit on our loop. So this was a very quiet park and the rangers did drive by to check on things several times during the day. We would stay here again and are glad the state parks are open year round. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park; paved streets, adequate to large sites, and a lovely setting in a very wooded environment surrounding a lake. Cell phone signal spotty, shower house is just OK, latrines throughout the camping area not to great. Limited activities, electric hookups 20-30-50 amp, no water or sewer, good area to ride bikes with paved roads, nice trails, friendly staff and host. Overall a nice state park, $28.00 a night. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This large park offers plenty of activities for the camper, including hiking, swimming, boating (only boats with electric motors, canoes or kayaks are permitted), fishing, trail biking, and disc golf. The well-spaced, nicely laid out campsites are located well away from the highway. The park is outside of the Cleveland – Akron sprawl so there is no over-air TV reception. I was also unable to obtain a Verizon wireless signal. The base rate for an electric site (no water, no sewer) is $25 for Sunday through Thursday nights, and $26 on the weekends. Making an online registration adds an additional $8.25 to the total fee. My recommendation is not to bother with pre-registration for stays during the week – particularly during off-season. When I arrived on a Thursday night in September there were dozens of spaces available. I was informed that even on Labor Day weekend the park was not entirely full. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is approx 80% seasonal, lots of families, kids, golf carts. Quieted down pretty well at night. Roads are dirt (dusty) and extremely narrow; you have to pull off the road when other cars pass, thus advanced planning is necessary when towing a rig. This also makes it a challenge to back into a site with the seasonals all around. Most dissatisfied with the bathrooms away from the showerhouse, one of them was disgusting and not at all usable. Plan on a far walk to the clean one if your site is in the outer reaches. I don't see us returning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have been camping here for 6 years. Great family environment. Clean restrooms. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. Several activities throughout the year. Will continue to camp here each season. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.