This is campground in transition. The "old" campground is very limited and not big rig friendly. However, they have converted a parking lot... yes, a parking lot for big rigs. The park only offers a few electric sties, no water or sewer. The State has funded a campground expansion but they will not upgrade to full hook up. Also they only have a one lane dump site with only one fresh water hose. Big line ups here. The park is fantastic, the campground lacks modern equipment. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campsites in the regular campground are OK. People with larger RV's will have trouble though. The park does have 6 "RV sites" which is where we stayed in and am rating. These sites are nothing but a parking lot that the park just installed electrical boxes and calls them "RV sites". There is no grass, no fire rings, no shade, and not enough space between RV's - you had better like your next door neighbor! You got the feeling of camping on an RV dealers lot. With all the space that this state park has they could have done a lot better adding sites for RV's. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.