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Popular camping park offers 230 acres of shoreline, fishing & trails criss-crossing diverse terrain.
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Reviews — 8
Went on the lattern walk in December. It's was free and fun. You could donate money to help our beautiful parks.
Beautiful in the fall! Lots of natural trails where you can take in the fall colours and enjoy views of the park’s many lakes
We visited this park to see fall colors. It’s very peaceful and quiet . There are good colors in the park. A nice place for photo shoots. There is kids play area, washrooms, a lil beach for kids to play. It is worth visiting . Fall colors were beautiful today
This is a beautiful park with a lot of good trails to walk. My only complaint was that the bathrooms were locked during the week, but I totally understand since it's the off-season.
I like to come here to ride my bike. I have a road bike so I do not use the mountain biking trails. I just ride on the side of the paved road.
This is a very attractive park. The beaches in particular are very clean and inviting. There are lots of hiking and mountain biking trails, playgrounds, shelters, picnic areas, fishing areas, and a couple of boat launch areas.
I think this would be a great place to come with the family for a beach day.
This is a very attractive park. The beaches in particular are very clean and inviting. There are lots of hiking and mountain biking trails, playgrounds, shelters, picnic areas, fishing areas, and a couple of boat launch areas.
I think this would be a great place to come with the family for a beach day.
The park is big and beautiful with lots of areas to keep your events, such as family barbecues, picnics, birthday parties & so on. There is a big beach here as well. There are restrooms, lots of parking, trails to walk or hike.
It's also a state park, so you have to have the state park pass on your vehicle already or pay $18 at the gate for a state park pass for the year before entering (they don't sell the day pass here for this park).
It's also a state park, so you have to have the state park pass on your vehicle already or pay $18 at the gate for a state park pass for the year before entering (they don't sell the day pass here for this park).
The state park campground is located near a very pretty little lake ( five stars) however the roadways of the campground are extremely crowded and the sites very close to each other. The roadways can get to the point of not being able to drive to your site with a trailer in tow. No privacy at all. Having some more mature staff may help enforce the rules. The staff were pleasant but very young .
