There are two types of tent sites. Rustic sites are located right on the beach and are walk in only by way of a trail. The regular tent sites are drive up, with some located within a few feet of the beach/waterfront and others located on the loop drive amongst the RV sites. The sites easily accommodate 2 tents and are spaced close together in my opinion. Restroom and facility access is a short walk from both types of sites but i’d suggest bringing a homemade toilet in a pinch. Simply a 5 gal bucket with garbage bags and kitty litter and a pool noodle around the top. No bears to worry about. More privacy on the rustic sites. Easier facility access on the loop drive. i’ve camped both types of tent sites and i prefer the drive up sites since i didn’t enjoy lugging my camping gear to the rustic site. it’s a personal choice.

yes, they do sell firewood. $7 a cube i think. i always buy there to support the park.

Yes, a beach runs along all the lakefront sites. Not only could you do it, it would be very easy.

We didn't have any issues. From people stealing our food, to animals :) We brought two large coolers and set them near the trail to our campsites and just kept getting ice from the camp store to restock them.

You are very observant and thorough, very wise to ask these questions! The map is not accurate or to scale. The sites are not two deep they are all along the beach. There is a dirt path going out to these sites. It's a good 1/8 mile at least to the last site, and it gets very muddy when it rains. There are wagons and wheel barrels to pull or push your items out to the site. J and K are in the main campground and there's a little wet and beach grass area between K and L. It is beautiful and seclusive at these sites, but the biggest warning is that there is POISON IVY in every site expect 3 or 4 sites. We were in site O and that was poison ivy free last July. I think it was sites T and V that were also spared, but I can't remember exactly. I don't know how fast it will have grown and if it has spread into those campsites this coming summer. We stayed three days and I personally was horrified to see people come each day and set up in the poison ivy and not know it. We told people as we could, some chose to stay, others left. I don't understand why they are not dealing with this problem. I am very allergic to poison ivy, so I would have been furious if I had gotten it while camping there.