This was a first family camping trip, and we were happy with our site. It had plenty of shade, was large enough to fit our huge cabin tent and still have extra space, and was a 2 minute walk to the stream where there was a nice little walled off spot safe for children to swim in. We did not have anyone in the neighboring sites, but if we did we would have hardly noticed them. The only downside was the very poor air quality that is typical of Sequoia and Kings during the summer. The pollution was visible and had an unpleasant smell to it that lingered throughout the day. The worst part of that was it blocked any view of the stars we might have had at night, one of the main reasons we were looking forward to while camping. We may not return until it somehow improves, which is unfortunate because the site had just about everything we were looking for.