Great family park..lots of kids..we are retired and were traveling so the park was well kept and provided a lot of amenities for kids and families. You expect lots of noise with kids so that is not a negative and we are happy to see families out and enjoying camping.very busy park and just to get a site was difficult and we ended up getting a non-electric right across from the playground.

So often COE sites are off the beaten track. We enjoyed staying here, where we were close to a large, beautiful lake and town amenities. Quick, friendly check in. Large site. Easy walk or bike ride to a local grocery, restaurants, a few shops - even a brewery. We rode bikes to The Wharf for an afternoon of appetizers, brews, and boat watching. Camp is clean and pretty quiet. I'd avoid sites 99 to 118 which are closest to the road and traffic, but if you're okay with that, no worries. Bath houses are a bit dated and could use a good scrub, but showers are free with lots of hot water. Our price reflects Sr. Pass discount. There are non-electric sites, electric sites and a few FHUs. Something for everyone.

Although the sites seem a little tight due to trees, I was able to back in slowly without an issue. Only electric at site, I have 30A. Dump station is available, as is potable water. Shower houses are available but could use a bit of updating, a little crusty. There are flush toilets at the shower house, but several pit toilets throughout the camping area. My $14 rate is based on having a Sr. Card, otherwise it would be $28/night. As an old coot the COE campgrounds are my summer "go to" places based on cost (with Sr Pass) and the ability to run AC when it gets humid. There is a gas station across the street (easy walking) with fair price ($2.09/gal as of 7/12/2020) and a pub along with other little shops (breakfast, etc).