Camped here with my sister for the week. It's very close to a beautiful lake, cute little mining town called Silverton, and some of the best hiking trails in Colorado. Camp spots are clean and don't seem to be right on top of each other. The young lady that runs the office is extremely sweet and helpful. However, there were some concerns and issues. 1.They are close to the main highway, so you hear a lot of traffic at night. Big rigs and horn honking. 2.The bathrooms don't have toilet paper and/ or a wash sink or sanitizer(only the day use one towards the front of the campground). There is always a line too. 3.No potable water at your campsite, only at the front entrance. 4.The older gentleman who works the office is rude and unaccommodating. They were having some overflow issues with the water during our stay and I had to take a luke warm shower with absolutely zero water pressure. They didn't offer any assistance or refund for my token($5 for 4 min).