I stayed one night and I really enjoyed myself. There wasn't anyone there. I assume it's because it's early in the spring. It's very basic, just a fire pit and a picnic table at each spot. Self service check-in. You have to walk up to the sites. There's a wagon and a dolly to take your things.

There isn't much in terms of hiking trails. Just the main path and a few paths connecting sites and sort of a path along the river.

I don't have a lot of experience with fishing, but the places with access to the river were not good locations for fishing.

The forested areas aren't very big. You can see outside the camp grounds from almost anywhere of the campsites inside.

The bathrooms were well kept.

I will definitely be going back this year especially since it's close to me and it's only $5/night.