Evangola State Park Campground

The outer loop is lined with trees, so lots of shade if you want or need it. The inner loop areas are almost 100% in full sun. All sites are flat requiring minimal leveling. All sites are electric only. No sewer or water at the sites. There are 2 dump stations. One is located at the check in station. The other is located near the back of the campground. The one at the back had a traffic cone over it and a sign indicating that it was out of order and to use the one at the check in station. Oddly, neither station had a fresh water pedestal, just a non-potable hose for cleaning sewer hoses and flushing tanks. The drinking water was scattered throughout the campground at fountains that also had spigots for filling containers.. About half of these did not work. We were on site 51 in the woods. It was gravel with grass growing up through the stone. It was slightly elevated above the rest of the campsite, but the campsite itself was soft and muddy due to a lot of rain. There are 2 bath houses. One is adequate. I've seen better. I've seen worse. The other bath house us newer and cleaner. It ha0d a laundry room, which was locked and filled with boxes. Cell coverage was poor for att and adequate to good for verizon

I considered giving this campground 3 stars, but most of the things I mentioned that were less than ideal weren't a major problem for me, so I gave it 4 stars. I would consider coming back.

We have stayed here on the outside of the loop and on the inside right by the bath house. The outer loop is so spacious and wooded. Our kids loved they got to play in the woods right at our site. The inner loop doesnt have much shade or privacy.

As previous reviewer stated, you cannot get to the lake from the park. But you can walk to it. There are a few activities in the park like frisby golf.

Check in staff polite, price great. Dump not the best to get to, and the second time we stayed the park was full and the line up was huge.

This campground is not far off the NY STate Thruway and easy to finds. There is no road noise from the Thruway, but a little from the main road.

These are open spacious sites overlooking Lake Erie. Most sites do not have a lake view. You cannot access the lake from the campground, but need to trek a good half mile or more along a bike path to the public beach. Unfortunately many of the Ash trees are dying and so the sites in the middle don't have shade any more. Your best bet for shade is camping on the outside of the loop, especially on the West side. The gravel pads could use refreshing. You don't want to park off the grass if there has been rain, since the ground is rather soft. There is electric at the rv sites (30 amp and 50 amp) and water spigots dispersed around the loop. The dump station is nearby.

There is a brand new bath house as well as some older ones, but very clean.

The tenting sites are rather odd. You need to off load your car at your site and then park in a parking lot. Doesn't make it easy to keep things in your car for safety. The sites have very little shade. It appears this has been remodeled but not the best in my mind for tenters.

The sites cost more on the weekends, more money for 50 amp, a $5 fee for out of staters, and $2.75 office fee for non-reservation