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We stayed in the campgrounds for the weekend. Nice state park. The campgrounds are well maintained. Use the state park website to book your exact site. The website does a great job at giving you the dimensions and services available at your particular site such as 30/50 amp, fire pit ring, picnic table, etc. We stayed at site 78 which was described and a slight incline. It also gave us exact distances to showers, water, bathrooms, playground, and a few pictures on the website that matched what we saw when we arrived. Exactly as advertised. My only complaint was the showers were a little dated and could use a refresh. The showers were not terrible, just a little old. Still had hot water, hooks to hang towels and clothes, and a place for your shampoo. Like I said, just looking a little old and tired. But, if that’s the worse thing you can say about a campsite, that means it’s pretty good. Lots of variety in types of sites. Good camping store. Great activities available including several hiking trails with easy, moderate, or difficult ratings. Ask for a park map so you can decide which trails best suit you. Paddle Boat, canoes, kayaks rentals available to see all the lakes and channels. Park rangers offered some great educational programs and entertainment throughout the park. Again, ask at check in for activities going on or see the website. Free WiFi available at park headquarters. Warning, cell service is extremely limited throughout the park. But, we actually loved being off the grid for a relaxing vacation weekend getaway and only checked in once at the park headquarters when we were there anyways for other resources.