Site

Reservations are not site specific. Maximum of six people per campsite. Each campsite has a campfire, a picnic table, and lantern post. All equipment must be within the borders of the campsite. Campsite vehicle area is crushed run gravel and the tent pad is pea gravel for drainage. Two vehicles are allowed per campsite in addition to the camping unit and parking fees apply for extra vehicles. Water is unavailable at individual campsites in March and November because of freezing weather. As hot water is still available in the bathhouse, camping fees are not reduced. Late arrival campers will find a note on the park office door giving them instructions on how/when to register the following morning. Park maps are provided so that these campers can find their way to the campground. The park office is the first building on the right after exiting I-64 and passing the booth at the park entrance. Quiet hours are from 10pm through 6am. Only overnight guests are allowed in the park after 10pm. Visitors are charged daily parking, launching and swimming fees; visitors must park in area designated by the park.

A StdLake: Lakeside sites with no electric/water hookups; can hold various equipment up to 40 feet. Generators are not allowed. Campground has bathrooms and showers. Water faucets can be found throughout the campground.