This is one of the top two or three state parks we have ever stayed in! Large, paved, level sites with covered picnic tables and a huge patio area with gravel (which the camp hosts meticulously clean and rake after every guest). We did not use... Read more

We stayed in site 34 for three nights. It was paved and level and right on the river. Gorgeous views of the water. We wound up moving to site 32 for four additional nights. Our original reservation was only for site 34, but it was full sun... Read more

We really liked this park a lot. It is well maintained with level sites and good walking trails. The bath house was always clean and in good order. Our only complaint would be there were no laundry machines. Had to trek into town to wash... Read more

We really like this park. There is still quite a bit of damage from the hurricane, so most of the trails are closed and one of the back campground loops is still closed (i.e. needs a complete remodel/new utilities before reopening). The bath... Read more

This campground is at the top of a bluff. It's mostly sand/dirt except for a couple ADA accessible sites which are paved. We were in a paved site. Sites are pretty tight and close together with little privacy. Nice bath house and laundry... Read more

This is a neat park and the campground is awesome. Large, level, private sites. Bath house and laundry are older, but work well. All trails are still, unfortunately, closed due to prior hurricane damage, but there are lots of places to walk... Read more

We actually stayed in two different site in two different loops. We started out in site 70 in the Hickory Loop for a few days and then moved to site 7 in the Magnolia 1 Loop for the last few days. The Hickory Loop was older and the road and... Read more