We stayed in the prairie clover camping area. I was very happy with the space I chose for the RV site - didn't feel crowded, we were close to the bathrooms. I liked walking around the loop. I felt like the lake/swim area was within walking distance (maybe 1.5 miles from our camp site) and there were 2 disc golf courses nearby. The first evening as it started to get dark, I enjoyed the lightning bug show - but this was a precursor to the VERY buggy night ahead. We were swarmed by gnats/mayflies. Any light or shade provided by my camper - provided a mass gathering of bugs. We had to race in/out of our camper door to limit bug entry. While trying to sleep the first night, I kept getting buzzed by mosquitoes in my ear (in my camper). We signed up for 3 nights - so we bought sprays and 2 bug zappers. Despite our preparedness, 2nd night felt worse. Also, having played disc golf in the rougher course, we all came back with ticks despite having sprayed down with OFF. These ticks seemed to like the DEET flavor? Morning revealed tons of dead gnats and moths in and around my zappers (1 small zapper inside and an industrial one outside our camper). I swept bug bodies all morning and 3rd night was another verse of the first and more ticks found on us throughout the night. This was a great location but the buggiest campsite I have ever stayed in .... it was almost biblical how heavy handed we were plagued during our 3 night stay. I guess I wd recommend a really strong tick deterrent, limit LED lights at night and avoid providing shaded areas (like a canopy) unless you can really keep it screened in. We had citronella candles which they seemed to enjoy? A lot to do and enjoy when the sun is out. Dusk is when you need to plan to lock yourself in.