Very nice looking and well kept park. I didn't personally have good luck fishing here but I've heard some folks do well here catching hybrid bass and some other species. Great place for picnics and family gatherings I would say. Very large park with a ton of parking along the length of the place. Park extends before and after the spillway with a road connecting the upper and lower sections. I had a fun time there but I didn't really see too many other people there while I visited. The river that runs through the park is the Scioto river and it carries in depth and bottom surface material from rock to mud with light bottom vegetation. There are places to eat nearby and it is easily accessable for people of all ages and conditions. I believe there are boat launches here and nearby where you could put in a boat or canoe or kayak. I saw structures with picnic tables underneath and trashcans although I have not seen any restrooms there. I assume with the size of the park that there would be restrooms there though. It is located on 257 which also goes by the name of Riverside Drive. If this spot is for fishing, there are other spots along the river both north and south if you do not do well here. I would suggest at this location since the water is always moving and chalky with low visibility using a chartreuse colored twister tail grub or swimbait. I also have notice a lot of people use live bait and cut bait here. There are always shad here easily available to use as cut bait.