Arrived here for two nights and stayed for eight. The site is at the end of a two-mile stretch of road in an affluent neighborhood. Checking in was easy; the live-in "hosts" assisted with ice and some tips about the area. There is a covered laundry and WiFi service (stronger toward the street end of the camp site). All camp sites are bedded with crushed shells and have a picnic table. There are hook ups for water and power. There are bushes and palm trees between the sites, providing some privacy, especially for tents. Most spots are partially shaded.  There is a code to open the vehicle gate (and the bathrooms) that you will receive in your registration email. The beach is at the end of the interior, two-way road that divides the campground. It is accessible only by foot. There is also a picnic area with open grills for cooking with coal. The beach is clean and ample. Grey sand. Beautiful sunsets. Lots of opportunity for bird watching. Beach was never crowded, even when the campground was full. The nearest 7/11 and marketplace is at the beginning of the two mile road that leads to the campsite, but you can get ice at the campground. Across the street, there is a tiki hut restaurant with occasional live music, and a marina with a restaurant.  

The review will merit five stars once: 

- They fix street drainage. Rain leaves the center road flooded. 

- They install stronger WiFi throughout the campground. It was often weak and spotty.

- The bathrooms are remodeled, like they stated being in the plans.

Would definitely return. The price at around $50 was right.