Mellow campground. Well maintained.

The trailhead to the beach or a forest hike is right next to the overflow parking lot.

The beach is rocky and not suitable for swimming but there were lots of people fishing.

The hikes are simply gorgeous and no one was on the trail despite a full campground.

A good mix of small travel trailers and tent camping.

Firewood is available. The water is not suitable for drinking due to e.Coli.

There are no first come first serve sites, or ability to take unreserved sites and everything must be reserved using the site. This was frustrating because empty sites went unused and the camp host was unwilling to let anyone use them lest someone made a last second online reservation.

We camped at site 15. It was nice and fit a 18ft travel trailer perfectly. It was not a back in site so our trailer was a great privacy wall against the road and there were nice trees on the other side. A small berm blocked the other site on either side.

We found a HUGE tick in my daughters hair so check yourselves.

The dump station started to back up about halfway through dumping our gray water, so beware. I notified the ranger and he was pretty nonchalant about it.

Others reviews say they didn’t have cell but we have AT&T’s and had good coverage