This state park is wonderful, 50 amp electric and water with a dump station. Deer and possum running through the campground. All roads/sites are level/paved and there is wifi. Due to the hills cell reception is just about non existent, although if you stand on one foot and rub your head you might get 1 bar by the reception booth. Finding the park you have to have faith, it is located about 7 miles from I-44 on county road H, believe me it is there, I know we stayed there in a 40' MH with toad. The sites are almost all back in, but there are a few pull throughs as well as 2 space family sites. They shut off the water in November and the caves/visitors center are closed, but electric is available all year long. Satellite reception is limited due to the trees, choose a site on the right, near the entrance when pulling in to the water/electric area or try the no hookup area. This is a quiet campground, unless the guests get a bit carried away, get out and see the stars at night, there is almost no ambient light, they are really bright! We would go out of our way to stay here again.
The previous review is spot on. This is a great little park.
Stayed one night. Sites are easy to back into. Good amount of space in between. Relaxed atmosphere, no cell set & limited wifi made for good family time. Fire pits. We toured the caves, which were amazing!! Rode bikes and saw otters, turtles, frogs, and so many beautiful butterflies!! Bathrooms/showers were decent. Camp host was welcoming and friendly. So glad we added this overnight to our trip.