Good to come back! Lush and green. Enjoyed the Grist Mill, Historic Walking Trail, Ridge Trail, a path along the river on the path of the railroad, and parts of other trails. I parked near the Mill and joined the HWT. One entrance is marked by a small sign opposite the Mill to the right of a stone trough. I walked the Ridge Trail southeast and parallel to the river. The Ridge Trail connects to the river road near the boat ramp and Lapidum Road. The trail is occasionally steep and took me about eighty minutes. I then walked back to the Mill along the river road. You could do the same, arrange for someone to pick you up near the boat ramp, or walk up a short steep trail to the Stoneridge Farm; the restrooms were open even though the Farm was closed. After two wet weeks, each trail was walkable. No traffic, vehicle noise, mud, biting insects, or ticks! Saw a whitetail deer and heard shy wildlife.

Home base camp for this year's East coast camping trip. Six nights of camping with day trips to to neighboring states. The heavily wooded paved roads into the park are narrow but well maintained. The campground has two loops with centrally located restrooms with showers. Very quiet and nearly empty on weekdays. Full on weekends. Bathrooms were very clean, well maintained and surprisingly cool during the excessive heat we had. Our site was not very level and had lots of tree roots to watch out for but we got our popup camper perfectly level. All sites are very shady, which helped keep us cooler. The ranger's little building has very minimal camping supplies and gifts. The ranger could not be friendlier if he tried. Like being greeted by family! There is no phone signal worth talking about, so we checked in for weather updates. Spent one day walking the trails in 95° heat with high humidity. A three shower day! Very few bugs except for fireflies/lightning bugs!!! There were practically millions of them. I felt as though I was in some enchanted Disney scene. Their twinkling was from the ground all the way up to the tops of the biggest trees. Tried pictures and videos to no avail. The grist mill was closed for repairs and the farm had storm damage that required safety clean up, so it also was closed. Saw one deer and racoon popped up next to me during our camp fire,that quickly scooted away. A great place to stay.

I've camped here for several years and have always had a great experience. The sites at large and private. The bath houses are not new but they are clean and functional. The boat ramp is quiet and very easy to navigate. The hiking trails are great. Some have a challenging incline with rocks, which appreciate. These are more difficult than others in the area and are fun for a good workout.