Spacious, quiet and with good facilities. There are designated camping spots spread along the beach with a picnic table assigned to each (though many had sand built up to the bench which is an easy fix with a small shovel) and it appears trees have been specifically planted at good hammock hanging distance throughout the park. The entire park is flat with many open areas for play or picnics. There is a paved path that runs along the beach itself so you do not have to wander through grass to and from the beach and parking lots. There is a lifeguard posted and the facilities were very clean. While snorkeling to the rock formation you can see sponges, some coral, various small fish, and other various sea life, though i recommend water shoes as the waters are rocky. The water is mostly shallow all the way out to the rock so during low tide you can walk out to it (though still about waist deep and over coral and rocks) for the island itself there is a trail to the top but it is very steep and very short, and is a popular hike so there will be crowds (relative to the small size of the island).