Sunlight Bay Campground

There's water and electricity at the sites and a $5 day use fee. But, there isn't much to do. The water is pretty and the cypress trees are gorgeous, but there isn't anywhere to swim and there isn't a playground or rec area down by the water or picnic tables. All the grills were flipped up and we were told by a worker that it was because they were closed. The restrooms are also closed. We took the kayaks out but the wind was so strong that it wasn't particularly safe for the kids. We spent the whole time at camp chasing our stuff and trees kept falling all around us. An entire tree fell just behind our car, we had to drive down the side of the campsite to get out because it blocked us in. Barely missed my kiddos! The area looks like it has been timber harvested and the shade is pretty much

First time at this park...it was a Beautiful park of course it's the off season. If your a fisherman this is the place to stay.

Intimate, secluded, relaxing. Each space was comfortably sized with great rv hook ups (dump station and dumpster at the front gate). if you are tent camping, bring a good pad as some spots have minimal grass. Real showers and flush toilets are always a plus. Camp hosts were very friendly and responsive. Loved the dog friendly atmosphere although, as usual, there's always one w/ reactive barkers they kept outside and a loud voiced adult (kids get to be loud). Playground, boat launch and stainless cleaning station for fishing, superior fire grates and kitchen shelf. Walking trails and a diner a short drive, 15 minutes to a DG if you need something. We'll be back.

Great place to camp. Host great. Very clean shower house. Camped here August 17th only 2 campers , we were one of them.

Nice clean bathroom and all was nice except the flies would drive you crazy