Maybe it's because it was rainy and misty and deserted when we were here, but this campground feels really remote and desolate.  No other campers when we were here in early June.  The road up was really narrow (only room for one vehicle in most parts) and there were some large pits we had to navigate around, but otherwise in decent shape.

There is some cell reception for ATT and Verizon, but it's not very strong.  The cell booster helped a lot.

Each site has a horse corral, fire pit, and picnic table (but it looks like #2 does not have a horse corral?).  There are vault toilets, but no other services. Pack out your own trash please!  There is water for horses, but it's not potable for humans.

There are 11 sites, each nicely separated from the other.  Some are pull throughs and some are back ins.

It was too rainy and muddy for us to feel like hiking the trails, but they look beautiful.

Cost is $14.24/night, self pay, no reservations, no host on site.