We have used the group site for camping and it is very remote and well laid out. As far as the rest of the park goes there is a nice beach for day use, and lots of trails for hiking including a trail that goes up to fire tower for a view. I haven't actually camped in the regular camping... More

I've spent hours at DARSF with friends, walking along quiet roads and trails. The setting is gorgeous, and light car and foot traffic allows you to pass the time without a lot of interruptions or distractions. Note: there's a reasonable entrance fee if you drive in. More

This is a hidden gem. But you have to pay to get in. More

We visited the DAR State Forest with a group ranging in age from 6-73 years old and everyone has a nice time. There are wheelchair accessible trails, restrooms, and fishing areas and dogs are allowed in the park on leashes although they are not allowed on the beach area. The trails are clearly marked and you can pick up a... More

I've been coming to the DAR campground for years with friends. It's a very easy place for stress-free car camping, especially if you live nearby. Book in advance, and try to choose a campsite that is more secluded. Some are very private and others are practically on top of each other. The bathroom facilities have always been in good condition,... More

We have gone camping here a couple of times with our young son (5 now). We always have a great time. The park is kept very clean, including the bathrooms, showers and the beach. My son's favorite part is the Nature Center where they do activities for kids (and the young at heart) on the weekends. The firetower and "balancing... More

We stayed at the campgrounds (site 37) from Thursday through Sunday, July 10-13. We weren't sure what to expect - our previous experiences camping have been at more "touristy" destinations. Since this was only an hour up the road from where we lived, we decided to give it a try. We had booked the site back in February, and I'm... More