What a great find this was.  We arrived and got quickly set up with our reserved spot.  Getting there is pretty simple, signage was easy to see from the main road.

There's probably 75-100' between campsites, so you really felt like you were in your own space, not on top of other campers.  Each site was set up with a steel bear box for dry goods, which is always a plus for us, since we've got a soft-top jeep.  Be aware that the sites themselves are a little on the dusty side, but they're really well kept and flat enough for a few tents to set up.

Camp hosts were friendly and helpful, and of course, they sold wood for $8 a bundle, always appreciated. 

We stopped off for a walk and a picnic at nearby Jenks Lake, which we'd highly recommend. It's about 5 minutes down the road and really well kept.  The campground is also fairly close to Big Bear, and the drive down to there is really lovely. 

We went in Mid-June, and it was the perfect temp during the day, but it definitely gets pretty cold at night.  Bring layers and plenty of blankets, firewood, and warm drinks!