This was one of the WORST campgrounds I've ever been to!! The sites are laid out like an army boot camp with very few areas providing any privacy. Additionally, the sites get flooded in rainy weather, so much that tents sitting on the ground become submerged in a virual pool of water that smells like marsh gas. Many of the other campgrounds I've had experience with have their sites "graded" so water runs away from the tent bed, towards the road. This campground is so poorly designed that, for a few days, most of the sites were thoroughly sodden. Also, while campgounds with shower houses are a godsend, the rest room/shower houses are totally disgusting. It almost seems that the department in charge of managing these facilities don't take their responsibility with any level of care or seriousness. The floors are beyond worn and nearly always incomprehensively dirty! The shower stalls are reminiscent of pictures from concentration camps with dirt/mucus pocked walls and stall catch basins that look black mold-infected. The only asset to a shower experience there was the availability of warm/hot water. I have other issues with the type of people that tend to populate this location, but that's not the responsibility of the park. On the positive side, the beach is lovely and, without the dregs who litter it with their junk, it would be idyllic. The one "star" asset is the part of the park that is dedicated to ecology and wildlife preservation. That, perhaps, is the one area where the management shines. Beautiful osprey nests and marsh ecology. A day trip is optimal. Any camping is at your own risk.