Be the first to I found out about this campground through friends, and I tent camped there in August 2006.
Describe your camping trip:
Sites are gravel with lots of trees and arranged in loops. Ash Loop is closest to the swimming area, and it is most convenient for those with small children. Cedar Loop has 20 amp electric hookups. Dogwood Loop is the quietest. There are planned activities including an ice cream social and ranger-naturalist talks on weekends between Memorial and Labor Days. Security/noise control is provided by the quite available and generally friendly campground hosts.
Pros: This excellent state park includes a beach and lifeguard-monitored (lake) swimming area, canoe and rowboat rentals, a nature center, and a number of hiking trails.
Cons: none
Cons: none
Nearby attractions: the Appalachian Trail
Further comments:
This was our family's first campground, and it remains one of our nostalgic favorites.
