Model Farm is great if you have pets and young children. You can camp along the pond pretty much anywhere you'd like — don't expect clearly marked sites. At Julie's suggestion, we set up camp on the south side of a small chapel, which gave us a bit of privacy, and the chapel's east side provided a wind break for cooking. That was a relief, since there was a lake wind advisory and it blew 20 mph sustained for hours each afternoon.
For the kids, the wildlife was a blast. We saw birds, ducks, geese, squirrels, frogs (thousands of them), hawks, a tortoise, and what we were later told was a Great Blue Heron — it was massive. There was a group of three ducks that would sneak into camp whenever the dogs were away or not paying attention and eat their food. Once the dogs noticed, they'd chase the ducks into the water, then come back out. It turned into a running game for both sides, ending in what felt like an uneasy truce by the end of the trip.
If dogs barking and ducks quacking bother you, this might not be the place for you. But if you came to unwind, let the dogs run around, and let the kids catch frogs, this is the place.