Ole Bull

Michele Ellis

We've been to Ole Bull for a number of years and it has yet to get boring. The facilities are always well kept (especially the bathrooms/shower house!). The true shining stars are the staff. The educational programs & the dedicated staff that deliver them. One shining star is Ranger Brian, who this year we saw a couple different times at a couple different parks. His delivery of wild edible plants and his night sky demo are top notch! He is knowledgeable and loves to chat with both the kids & adult campers.

Jim Brown

Stayed at the group site. There view of the sky wasn't as good as at Cherry Springs but wasn't crowded, didn't have to worry about having a red filter on all your lights etc. We still had a great view of they sky and saw a lot until the moon cone up and washed out all but the brightest stars.

Bowei Dong

We had a great July 4th weekend camping at Ole Bull State Park, even though it was the first time camping for most of us. The park had plenty of nature trails around and had good amenities and todos like electricity, public bathroom with shower, a small beach for kids, swimming area, and creeks for fishing.

Patrick Heath

Had a great trip. The surroundings were beautiful, the staff were super kind and helpful. The hot showers in the bathhouse were a great way to end a 3 mile hike as well! Site is serene and very quiet at night; able to have a sense of privacy while still being in a community setting. Will 100% be coming back!

Joanne Zavitsky

We stayed at the Lodge in September. The leaves were just starting to turn colors. It's a beautiful cabin/log house, very clean. The kitchen is stocked with everything you would need as far as utensils, cookware, and dishes. The rest of the lodge is comfortable. The area around the lodge is fenced off and has its own swings set and horseshoe pits. Lots of room for other outdoor games. The area itself is quiet and fairly remote. It is a great place to get away.