We paid $10. per night. In the directory it said there is a $5. utility charge, but we weren't charged this fee. But there is a sign at the office that said starting July 1st, there will be a $3. utility charge. This is a very well kept park. Most of the sites are seasonal, but most are well kept. There are about 20 new sites that are 50amp electric. Some roads are paved. The new area that we were in are gravel,. All sites are gravel.
There is NO sewer sites in the park, but there is a pump out service. Not sure of the charge. They have beach access about 1/4 mile from the entrance. It is a long steep walk down from the parking area.
The park is about 6-8 miles off RT 31. A little out of the way for a short visit. But that being said you are not far from Silver Lake State Park and some great sand dunes, a light house and some nice views. (Look for this State Park in a post coming soon) The beach was nice but to cold and windy when we were there. It would be a great place to sit and read a book. It is big rig friendly, but with care. Some of the roads are a little narrow. Of the 250 sites, maybe only 25 sites had someone at them. This was the off season. It could be very busy in season. There is a small clubhouse with a small book exchange. The pool may be a little small for a park this size.
This is the office, very nice. It is gated.
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