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The Stay - This was a three night stay May 31 - June 3 2026 to visit friends in Noblesville. The park was wonderful and I would certainly stay here again. I was at the very back of the park in site 68. The Good - Concrete sites with good space for outdoor setup. Most sites had ample distance between your neighbors. Very quiet and was far from the road so there was no road noise. Park office had a small store with sundries. Ice was very reasonably priced. If you’re into fishing, the river is right there and I saw many trying their luck. There is a decent beer scene in the Noblesville area, and I recommend stopping by Primeval Brewing. The Bad - The grass was way too long and made it unpleasant to walk through as your feet would be wet almost no matter what time of day. (this was even after they cut the grass.) Picking up after the dog was also a problem because of the grass length. For Dogs - So much area for walking the pups. Just in the park alone, it's very easy to get their legs stretched. If you’re looking for a longer walk, just cross over the river the Koteewi Prairie Park offers a few miles of awesome trails. I detected no thorns/burrs.

Great site with beautiful views of the lake! The campground was clean, sites were spacious. The only downside was that we didn’t stay longer!

We have camped here several times, but it has been a while since we have been here. This campground is always worth the visit, and we stop every time we pass through the area. Clean, friendly staff, beautiful scenery and wildlife. We did a couple of the trails here this time and checked out the nature center, all was worth it.

Pricy campground close to a very noisy road. Pretty far from the Park. Also, they overcharged us at the store and would not return it. Try get into the recreation.gov Sunset Campsite nearby. Cheaper and much better!