Electrical connections are provided at 110 sites. All campsites have picnic tables and fire grates, but they are not created equally. The best campsites are numbers one to seventy-eight. The two western loops sit in groves of oak trees, although the sites are packed together. The rest of the campsites sit in a fairly open area with little privacy.
Tent campers get the worst spots of all near the playground in an open and exposed area.
The group campsite, numbers 112 to 117, sits at an ideal location on the northern edge of the campground. Campground facilities include an amphitheater, two playgrounds, hot showers, flush toilets, vault toilets, a dump station, and potable water. The park also has three austere cabins. The cabins can sleep six and have a porch. The views are less than spectacular but they are ideally located close to the playground for families.