Today we are back visiting Tuckho State Park to check out their camping sites, cabins, and civilians that they have available for rent. We have a non-electric loop which has three tent sites which just allows you to camp in the woods a little more. On the other sites we have tent pads. We like you to be on the tent pads. On the electric loop it's the same concept we have pads set up. We like you to camp on that but they just have electric. Of roughly about 56 sites. Six person per site we have 35, 33 electric sites and about 25 non-electric sites. We have eight cabins in Tuckhoho. We have four six person cabins and four four person cabins. Inside the cabins we do have electric and we have ceiling fans in some, air conditioners and heaters. The six person cabin has a double bed and two bunk beds and the four person cabin has a double bed and two bunk beds or one bunk beds or two beds. We have four youth group sites that hold about 35 people. Typically we get Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Church Groups, Y camps, even some school groups. You can get a youth group pass from the Deanna office in Annapolis and it's only about two bucks a camper, two dollars a per camper. We also offer different programming for these youth groups and there's four sites total. We also have four non-reservable sites which are just first come first serve sites. Also during the week and on some weekends you can show up, fill an envelope out, pick a site and put it in the honor box. We have two pavilions and cherry lane pavilion is near the campground. The other pavilion is located near the lake which is closer to the tire playground to canoe rentals and kayak rentals. Typically we have about rented for family reunions, business picnics and it can take up to 80 people. Thank you to Ranger Dietrich for giving us the tour today. For QAC TV, I'm Mallory Drummond and thanks for watching.