The campground (CG) was right off the main road. We followed the signs, parked and checked in, which was easy. We then proceeded to pull through site 61 with FHUs. The site was very long and straight with utilities smartly placed. The FHU area was up toward the office and home. Since we were there for three days after Labor Day, we received a fall discount and the water activities were closed so there were not many campers especially after the weekend. There was not a designated dog area, but there was plenty of area to walk your dogs plus what they called the “Wilderness Trail” at the back of the park. The CG was a great spot for us to explore the local area and go to Canton to visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame. We received two bars each on Verizon and AT&T. There was no cable but a good variety of OTA channels plus we put our our satellite. The FHU area had some trees but for the most part had little shade and clear shots to the southern sky. The water and electric area set farther back into this very nice park had some 50 AMP hookups. There was a honey bucket service available so if we were to stay here again, we would choose a W&E sight farther from the road. Normally, you cannot fish in their boat lake, but since it was off season, we were told we could catch and release. We camped at Baylor Beach Park in a Fifth Wheel.