We were warned. The trip to the campground was 50ish miles of very rough dirt roads. Took over two hours to make the drive. We arrived at the campground mid-day and were pretty surprised. As mentioned in another review, there are two loops. There is a sunny loop and a shady loop. We opted for the sunny loop for the view of Snow Lake. We tow a 19' travel trailer and there were very few sites that would accommodate it. I have to say that the sites were very overgrown and far from level. In the sunny loop, you can see every other camper there.
The shady loop seemed pretty nice although again, the sites were smallish and not at all level.
The bathrooms were clean and well cared for and there were well maintained water spigots for drinking water.
Dripping Vat is on the Continental Divide Trail (hiking) and we had a steady stream of through hikers.
Snow Lake is a small 90-acre lake with a nice boat ramp. The scenery was spectacular and overall, we enjoyed our stay. Its Just not a place we will return to.