On our loop of the campground, the sites were spaced well apart. Almost all sites were back in the trees and quiet. There are multiple playgrounds at the campsite for children. Expect to see wildlife! We had a family of deer in our campsite each morning. We also had some raccoons at night. The only real complaint is that Friday nights are LOUD. There is a raceway in the area and you could hear the races until 1AM. The campgrounds have become a yearly destination for a family get together for my family, my parents, my brother & his wife, and sister. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Very nice State Park and reasonably priced as well. A handful of pull through sites but the majority are back-in spaces. Wide gravel parking spaces with only minor leveling required. Some sites were grassy and had some shade, while others were almost full shade and had little grass. Restrooms and showers were clean when I checked for this review. You can hear I-74 depending on the wind direction, and you can also hear a local speedway on Friday nights during the racing season. We didn't find either of these to be a nuisance. From what I was told, this place fills up fast on the weekends during the warmer months so making reservations is highly recommended. Here is where this park falls short. Reservations can only be made in person or by snail mail. We mailed our reservation in and it was handled just fine, but considering today's technology this seemed to be a slow and inefficient way of doing it. I would have rated this park an 8 if I could have reserved on line or by phone. Maybe next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This state park offers four campgrounds, two with electric at $15/night and two non-electric at $8-10/night. Most of the campsites were bunched together and rather open, but the overall beauty of the park, the proximity to the Middle Fork of the Little Vermilion and the numerous lakes and ponds make this state park near Danville a place to enjoy. We plan to return when we can spend at least 4 days camping, fishing and exploring. The park also offers equestrian trails, canoe/kayak rentals, a concession for trips down the river, SCUBA diving, and more. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This large, sprawling state park has something for everyone. There's fishing, canoeing, tubing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and many shelters for picnics and family get-togethers. The campsites are for the most part nicely spaced. Some are in wooded areas and some are in more open area, but none appeared crowded. The pads are gravel, and there are 2 modern centrally located shower houses. There are also comfort stations in every campground loop. There was some road noise from I-74 which borders the southern area of the park, but it's not overly loud. All in all, it's a nice park, but bring bug spray in the summer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.