The graduation rate is high. The COA location is quite large, with electricity available to almost every site, but there's no water supply or communal taps. The single tap at the A loop comfort station is not working. However, there's water available at the waste disposal area. There was no staff at the entrance box on Sunday afternoon (maybe because it's off-peak season?), and there's no payment station. Payment and reservations must be made online. There weren't many people around this weekend, so there were many spots available without nearby neighbors. There's no soap because there are no dispensers in the comfort station, but it's generally clean. Enjoyed a nice, free hot shower. There's a lakeside recreational area with ample space for walking and biking. There's also a playground for children.

I received a discount with my senior pass. A lot of access to campsites was blocked off, supposedly because of the pandemic. Reserve a spot when you arrive - no one is manning the gate house. The sites were a little close together but no other campers were in our area. The park was quiet and peaceful, with views of the lake.

We stayed her as our first campsite after buying a new camper. Very wooded with concrete pads, lots of shade and good cell coverage. We only had 30 amp hookup so but they do have a few 50 amp hookups closer the to river but they’re also close to the parking lot where a lot of people are coming and going. We enjoyed our stay immensely and plan to stay here again in the future. They also have potable water and a dump station on site but it can have a bit of a line on depending on the time of day.