I love this state park and have camped here a few times. Most of the camping sites are designed for RVs and campers, with a row of sites that have tent pads, but they are quite close together as any typical state park campground. However, there are two dog friendly spots down below in the woods adjacent to the creek that are isolated, and when camping with the family, we rent both at the same time, though they are actually isolated enough from each other. You can't drive to these sites, but rather you park above at a parking lot near a bathroom facility, and you will have to carry everything down to the sites. It is worth it, whether you take the bare minimum via backpack or make many trips. The bathrooms are clean and one bathroom facility has clean showers with hot water. Drinking water pumps are also available to fill your jugs. There are other dog friendly sites that are drive up. Firewood is available for sale but with the woods surrounding, there is plenty of dead wood to scavenge. Don't be a jerk and cut down live trees or live branches. The historic furnace and buildings are quite interesting and there are plenty of great trails to hike. Not only that, there is lake for swimming with a concession stand. I would give it 5 stars but for the close proximity to a road that seems quite busy for a rural mountain road, as you can hear the vehicles driving by loudly.