I had a lot of fun here on 4th of July. Very strong sense of community here which you can’t really put a price on these days. Fellow beach goers let us borrow their spatula as we had come unprepared, and we played volleyball with a bunch of strangers and had a great time! Go early if you want some space in the pavilions, although there are plenty of grills available with some tree cover that work just fine. The lake is on the smaller side and swimming was fairly cramped, although I’m certain it’d be less of an issue if it weren’t a holiday. They have a small diving board in the middle and a water slide in the back, although the slide wasn’t in use at the time (from what I understand it’s been shutdown since the pandemic). There is a little bar and food station in a pavilion; this area is not BYOB and security on site actively monitors the area for people smuggling alcohol from outside. Just as a fair warning, they will confiscate your alcohol if they catch you. The price to get in is fairly steep, and they do not allow reentry, which is why I decided to give it four stars. I can spend less money and go on a day trip to the shore! Ultimately our holiday was rained out but still a great time nonetheless. Oh and apparently you can book the lake 8 pm to 12 am for a private catered event. Sounds pretty cool honestly.