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What campers say
Glendalough State Park offers a quiet, scenic mix of prairie, woods and clear, no‑motor lakes that suit paddling, fishing and wildlife viewing. Well-maintained paved and unpaved trails are good for biking, hiking and snow activities; many visitors find the routes mostly flat and family‑friendly. Yurts and small cabins provide comfortable alternatives to tent camping, and a separate vendor rents bikes and watercraft. Amenities include a visitor center, canoe access and winter services such as yurt water and available wood. The park can be popular in summer but often retains a peaceful, low‑key feel.
Our summary of 665 traveler reviews.