Some campers use mosquito netting in the lean-to's to keep out the bugs. One way is not to use a tent at all and just set up your sleeping pads and bag inside the lean-to. There are several ways to handle tent placement in or around a lean-to site.
Each site comes with a fire ring (or fireplace) with grill and a picnic table. They shelter campers from wind and rain, keep gear dry and kids will love to use them as a stage for performances. Lean-to's A lean-to at night with the picnic table placed inside A lean-to showing the picnic table and fire pitĪ lean-to is a 3-sided structure that can accommodate up to 8 people.
Universally Accessible: Describes whether the site is accessible via wheelchair. 
All campgrounds permit pets but pets are not permitted in some cabins, and park not permitted in cottages or picnic pavilions.
Pets: Explains whether or not pets are permitted on site. Sites are coded as waterfront, water view, walking distance, driving distance or none. Water Access: Describes access to swimming area (not drinking water). Most sites are drive-in, but some sites require campers to park below and then walk up some stairs, which is important to know for hauling gear and wood. Access: Describes whether a site is drive-in (vehicle) or walk-up. For most sites, the maximum number of people is 8, but some smaller sites have a maximum occupancy of 6. Maximum Occupancy: The maximum number of people permitted per site. Tent size is expressed in small, medium and large. Accommodates: Explains what size tent RV will fit on the site. Clicking on a campsite on the map will bring up a photo of the site as well as a detailed description. On each park page, there is an interactive map for that park. Using the Interactive Campground Maps View photos of individual sites and other points of interest with park interactive maps
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