A relaxing place to just get away, but still close enough to town if you forget supplies. I agree with others...the lake is small and, overall, I would say this is a better summer spot than any other season. Be wary of the raccoons, especially if tent camping. The staff is great, but the shower and bathroom facilities could use... More

Stayed here in our motor home when we arrived in this area 6 years ago. We stayed in our motorhome. The restrooms are very clean. The hot spring is great. The park rangers are friendly and helpful. More

Took the family up there for 3 days, the cabin was nice the facilities were nice but one question where's the lake, the lake was just up to my knees and I could've walked the whole lake if there wasn't so much muck muck, We met some local's who told us about Cluff's Pond had a blast there GREAT POND... More

We have our annual company camping happening here and it's the ideal spot. We rent all the cabins for three days. Staff and their families can hike,,,take out the row boats, swim. fish, play bocce, badminton, board games or whatever. Everyone gets to do what they want. A huge ramada covers the area where tables hold coolers, beverages, snacks, deserts,... More

i have stayed in the cabins. Its like a large living room with beds and electricity. Heading back up this weekend to celebrate the 4 of July with family. Also has a nice little Natural hot tub on the premises. Showers on site. 2 years ago when i was there we had a visitor (racoon) and I called him "Rocky".... More

Roper Lake State Park is a small but well equipped state park. The lake itself is quite small, more like a large pond. There are 3 camp areas. One has non-electric campsites and has several log cabins. The cabins look very nice from the outside but look small and bare on the inside. I think they have heat and A/C.... More