We arrived on a Sunday afternoon in mid-September - no problem getting a site. I'd say we got a good one, site 30, at the water's edge.

Date of visit: Sept 2013

Heading up the hill from the lake are sites 64, 66, and 67.

The larger campground loop has 67 sites, all with 30A hookups and centrally-located water taps where you can fill your tank.

Sites 33 and 32 are down by the water.

Many of the sites, especially the more desireable ones near the water, are rather unlevel.

Sites 50-51.

Site 53 in foreground, 47 behind it.

Site 52 is one of just a few pull-through sites.

Sites 44,42,40, front to back.

Sites 39 and 37 have a view of the lake through the trees.

Sites 6-8 are near the entrance to the campground.

There is a smaller loop nearer the park entrance station with 26 sites with no hookups. Here are sites 82, 80 and 78.

Sites 76, 73 and 71.

Two of the 26 sites are walk-in sites near the water - this is site 83.

A modern bathhouse is located in the middle of the electric loop. Showers are provided in separate private rooms.

Each loop has a fishing pier.

And there's always a playground for the kids.

The non-electric loop is close to the day-use area with a beach, picnic areas and a boat launch.

The view from our site, number 30.

Amenities

 93 sites, 67 with E(30A) hookups - $20, 26 with no hookups - $16, 2 walk-in sites - $16

Showers, central water taps, RV dump station

Fishing, boating, swimming

Coordinates: 35.430344 N, 95.679139 W