If you like to tent camp and like hiking the this is your place. We have a 26 ft. camper and the site we were in was a little tight getting into. After taking a walk around the campground I noticed that the majority of sites are suited for smaller size campers or tents, so be careful picking your site. But with that said, all sites are pretty flat. Sites 1 - 18 back right up to a main road so up until 10:00 there is quite a bit of road noise. Also something to take of for people with campers, is there are not very many spots to fill your water tank, so make sure you do it on the way in. And for people tent camping, you may be doing a little walking to the rest rooms/showers. The restrooms are older but they are clean as is the whole camp ground and park. The beach is nice and you can get snacks, food, ice, rent paddle boats and paddle boards. The lake itself is small but there are no motor boats so it is relaxing. Other than hanging at the beach or walking down down to the store there isn't a whole lot to do in the area except hike; lots of access to the Appalachian Trail. The town of Woodstock is only about 15 minutes away and you can go to dinner and do a little shopping but that is about it. Don't get me wrong, it's a cute town with a lot of charm it's just that I can't spend more than an afternoon doing that sort of thing.

I go here frequently through out the summer on day trips. There's a nice beach and day camp areas. My only complaint was last time I went, an unleashed dog attacked my leashed dog. After the altercation, the aggressor was still not put on a leash. The rules clearly state dogs are to be on leash at all times. I wish the park staff were a bit better about enforcing those rules.