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Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

With no reservation, we managed a lovely lake view campsite with very fragrant cedar trees. Partial and full hookups available. Hot showers and very clean flush toilets. We were only there for one night and it was the first part of May which is too early for the boaters and bathers. I'm sure this is quite busy in the summer. It's a bit of a drive out to the park, but worth it. No cell service.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.

Huge park with a variety of activities. Perfect for bike riding. Both full and partial hookups. Clean bathrooms and very hot showers. We arrived on a busy Saturday and there we several large and loud groups. By Sunday it was calm and quiet. No trash cans on the camping loops, you have to take all trash to a central recycling center. Beware of swarming mosquitos in early May. Made it impossible to sit or cook outside, it was a miserable two days in the campground. Once you moved away from the lake and swampy areas, very pleasant. Nice group of volunteers helping with firewood ($5.25) and at the Fort museum. Seemed to be many dog owners not following leash rules.