This park is first come first serve, no reservations. My advice is walk the campground before choosing a spot as each site can vary greatly. There is a small main loop with about 10 sites and both the loop and those sites are TIGHT. We managed to fit into site #5 with our 26 ft class C, but it took some careful and slow maneuvering. Would definitely not recommend for large rigs, and I was so glad all the campers were out for the day and we had no audience. 

However, once we parked and set up, we took a walk around the campground and found some bonus sites off away from the loop- and snagged #25 as quickly as we could rush over and move the RV. The sites outside of the loop are definitely doable in larger rigs, but #25 is the most amazing site - you are just about right on the beach and have your own little walkway to the water, with very few neighbors. Amazing. This will be one we will want to come back to. 

There are also 2 sites side by side with water and electric for $10 extra near the host and the bathroom. 

There are also a few hike/bike in sites. 

The area has lots of shade so if you rely on solar it could be a problem with the exception of a few spots. 

No dump or RV sewer hookup on site.

$25/night is the base fee with some variations and additional charges, see photo of fee chart that we posted. Self pay at the the drop box near the bathrooms. 

There are flush toilets and showers, but showers currently closed for covid. There are picnic tables and fire pits in each site as well. Firewood for sale with the host. There are trash bins here as well as segregated recycling bins. Good cell service.