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This campground was probably very nice at one time. Unfortunately it’s not been well maintained. There are multiple long term campers that have also been poorly maintained. The staff are not friendly. There is a large pond that has separate areas for swimming and fishing. The pond was just gross. There are old, dirty porta pottys that appeared unsafe to use. I believe they mark these porta pottys on the map as an actual restroom facility. The playground equipment is very old and outdated, again poorly maintained. The campsites were small and gravel. My particular site was full of old cigarette butts. I came in to the campground with an open mind but was very disappointed. I originally booked our stay for two nights but left after just one.

Google takes you in the “back way”. Do not do this with a camper. The “front way” is paved & very easy to navigate. The state park should really post signs about this issue. It is a bit of a drive from the entrance to the actually campground. Outside of that, the campground is a very beautiful and scenic place. Each site is unique. Some sites are up on hills. One tent site is accessed by walking over a small bridge. There is a stream running next to most campsites. There “is” WiFi but it doesn’t actually work unless you are next to the office door. I did not have service during my stay. You are literally camping on a mountain here. Staff are very pleasant and friendly. If you don’t catch them in the office you can catch them driving around in a marked pickup truck. The facilities could use some maintenance. There are a few small playgrounds near the campsites. On the way out, I noticed larger playgrounds near the front entrance. We stayed just one night, will stay again in the future.