Al’s campsite was absolutely wonderful! It was really easy to find, clearly labeled, and the site was set out great - there were only two of us but there would definitely be enough space if you came with a group of 8 or 10.
The trails behind the camp were well maintained and very beautiful, and I highly recommend visiting at the end of June/beginning of July because the woods were flush with black raspberries! We were able to pick a quart’s worth in under 30 minutes.
There was plenty of firewood which was very dry, as well as newspapers for kindling, and a fire pit with grills for over top, so making fire was a breeze. The portable toilet was kept very clean, and stocked with toilet paper and a citronella candle.
If you’re looking for food nearby, Spotted Duck Creamery is just a mile up the road and had decadent ice cream and a cute little farm attached. This would also be a great place to stay if you’re interested in wine tasting, as it’s right off of the Seneca wine trail, and we drove by at least a dozen wineries and vineyards on our way to and from.
10/10, would definitely want to come back. Make sure to check out the fireflies at night - we saw dozens!!