Was on a road trip, scrambling to find a place to setup a tent before it got dark and I'm glad I stumbled upon this park. $10 for a lot without water or power. Hosts were super friendly. Only con is it's near a road with very minimal traffic. Might keep you up if you're in a tent like I was.
Only a one night stay, but the staff was lovely, the peace and quiet wonderful. Only problem comes from nature s falling August acorns - or is that vengeful vermin?
I had reserved a site (#54) on-line. Signage by road across from the site made it impossible to back in to the site. (almost scraped the truck) Park was full up on a Friday, so we had to eat our fee, and left to go home. Wished we could have had a better experience. From what we saw, the sites are extremely close together.
Exceptionally nice state park. Very clean. Close, but just far away enough town. A lot of shade, don t plan on your satellite dish working. The western section of the park has smaller, uneven sites that can be difficult to get into depending on length. The online map doesn t show any of this. The eastern side of the park (closed during the winter) has sites that are easier to back into that are level. Fantastic area to walk and for kids. Park staff put considerable time into maintaining its beauty. The downside, there is a lot of vehicle traffic that goes to the overlook/statue as well as to Taft Campus. As much as I dislike speed bumps, this park needs them. We stayed in March, I m sure the traffic gets worse as the weather gets better Would definitely stay again. 40 Class A