This campground was a wonderful surprise to stumble across after staying one night at a nearby campground that was so buggy it was unbearable. This campground still had its fair share of bugs, but not nearly as many as Blind Sucker in early July. It was very quiet and peaceful here, with so much wildlife very close by - deer, birds, snakes, beavers, foxes, and coyotes. Supposedly there are bears in the area, but we didn't see any. This campground is somewhat close to a lot of other cool things to see in the area, like waterfalls and Pictured Rocks. Highly recommend, bust make sure you leave no trace and respect the environment. I would hate to see such a beautiful place's ecosystem harmed by human overuse.