Savanna Portage State Park

We had not stayed at this state park, and as it's fairly close to home and fit our schedule, we decided to try it. I would classify it as rustic, as the road in is dirt. The sites are shaded, which helped with the highs being in the 80's. The lows were in the 50's, so quite a temperature difference to deal with. Since kids are still in school, we expected a quiet campground, and were not disappointed. The only problem were the swarms of mosquitoes that greeted us, and decided to feed from time to time during our stay.

We had campsite 12. It was a decent site, was fairly level. The site wasn't terribly big though. With out 20 trailer and tow vehicle there wasn't much extra space. Our neighbors were kind of loud and a lot of people had an obnoxious amount of light, but that's not necessarily exclusive to the campsites. The campsites in our loop had some brush between them but not a lot of privacy. The other loop seemed more private and wasn't as full. We were there during peak fall colors and the campground has very pretty trees. The sewer intake at the dump station was kinda high. It was basically at the same level as my black tank outlet which made draining not work particularly well. I marked the cell service as Verizon LTE 1 bar as that is what my phone usually indicated, but it was essentially non-functional for data. I could send and receive texts, but could only very sporadically load some data.