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One of my favorite places to camp. All sites have very flat, tiny gravel pads that are at least 24x24. Many of them are bigger. The website says 30’ RV max, but there are several sites that you can get a much bigger unit in. For example, site 25 in the A loop we put our 34’ class A and still had room in the level driveway for our toad. Each site also has a lantern/cooking post as well as the usual table and fire ring. Very clean bath houses, a terrific trail to the falls, and good hiking across the road at Catoctin Mountain NP too.

Wonderful little state park. Electric only but water spickets about every third campsite for quick fill up on your way in or for carrying a container. Two dump stations on the way out. There’s trail access from the campground to the falls that’s just over a miles hike and if you’re up for it another half mile back to the lake with a sandy beach for swimming. Pets allowed in one of the camp loops. Plenty of space so you aren’t stacked on top of each other with a bathhouse in the middle of each loop that’s cleaned twice a day.

Wonderful state park. Level spots. My pets were welcome. Good price. Showers were clean. Trash dumpster were a ways away but no big deal. We didn't have cell service with ATT. Elec only No sewer or water at site where we stayed but used the dump station on the way out
We filled our water tank before we parked and used our 12 volt pump...
also they said burn all the wood you want off the ground... we had plenty of firewood. Stayed 2 nights