If you and your kids are into cycling there are 2 main mountain bike trails and lots of smaller ones. There are 2 sandy beaches on the lake for swimming. Canoes and related equipment are available for rent. With the greenery of the underbrush and trees, most sites have good privacy. This was the third time I've camped here. We had two major thunderstorms and there was a few inches of water (for a short period of time) on the site. Not a problem for us in a travel trailer, but not so good for tents. Also, bears were active in the park this summer. One wandered thru our site as we sat in the trailer eating breakfast. The day we arrived I had seen one at a nearby site. We stayed in the East River campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park itself is beautiful, set in among mature trees. A sign warns of no units longer than 25 feet. Even with a 22 foot trailer, we found it difficult to maneuver through the park. The hostess was not particularly friendly, or helpful. The hookups are placed in the wrong locations, with the result that we had to drive into a back-in site, then use the next-door site to free up our tow vehicle. She then booked a fellow camper onto that site while we were away from our site. That meant that when we went to leave the next morning, we had to have the neighbor move off his site in order that we could get our tow vehicle to the front of our trailer to hook up. The dump station cannot be accessed by a 22 foot trailer easily. Although the camp itself is quiet and beautiful, we will not be returning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.