Facilities: 3 out of 5, not the best but good enough. Facilities appeared to only be cleaned once a day.  Showers were big and seemed clean but could use some maintenance. Water pressure was good and the hot water never ran out. Stalls had ample space to hang clothes, towel and toiletries without getting wet. If you had a little one with you like we did their was plenty of room. 

The campsite: 3 out of 5,  we at first booked a partial hookup spot and then changed to a full hookup spot and I am glad we did. We were in one of the better spots in my opinion and we lucked out. Not all spots have shade which is nice to have when it starts getting into the hotter months. It was also quite windy during the first few days of our stay. Our spot provided good protection from the wind which helped with the awning not blowing around to much and protected us from the dirt/sand that would come across in waves when the wind would pickup. Our site seem to be fairly level, we did not need to level side to side. Water was easy to hookup to, power was very close and so was sewer. The spots are a little tight compared to other campsites we have stayed out but not to bad.  The picnic tables on the site could use some updating, ours was starting to fall apart from the weather. 

The beach is a short 5 min walk, you have the fishing pier right there if you want to fish. If you have kids they have a decent playground. It was not overly crowded except for Saturday.

The Wifi was good enough for us to stream TV for the little one when it got to hot outside, it did have some issues but worked for 90% of the time. As for cell service we have AT&T and as always more bars in less places. We would bounce from have 1 bar on 5G to have 2 bars on 5Ge. Speeds were not that great. If you have a weboost or something you would probably be fine. I don't usually hook the phone up to the wifi camp site unless absolutely needed and if I do i use a VPN.