We stayed at so many different sites at this campground (in the lower loop closer to the beach), because it was so full we couldn't find a spot with multiple days available.  

The sites along the road can be really, really noisy with road noise, especially the trucks using their engine brakes.  

Showers are hot and clean, camp sites are very clean and well maintained, and the hosts do a great job of cleaning sites in between campers.  Some sites are very secluded from your neighbor, and some are so wide open as to feel like a group site.  We did see some bushes planted in between these sites so hopefully once those grow in all the sites will have nice privacy.

There's recycling here but glass is not accepted.

About the 3rd week of June this place exploded with kids and families, very, very loud and chaotic, screaming children and screaming parents screaming at their children, bikes, skateboards, yelling, running, hide and seek in other people's camp sites, it was nuts and it felt like we were camping in the middle of a huge playground.  But we had stayed there the week before also and all the campers were quiet and respectful so it's not always insane with kids - maybe school had just gotten out for the summer or something.

There's a hiker / biker area that looked nice and secluded but we didn't check it out.

Sites are available by online reservation (with an $8 fee) or by walk up one night at a time if a spot is open.  

The trail to the beach from the campground is really nice, the beach is beautiful, and the tide pools are amazing.  This is a beautiful place and it'll be one of our go-tos in this area.

Cell reception was iffy, very weak for all 3 carriers, but the cell 

booster allowed us to browse the internet and even do a video phone appointment with no problem.

There's a dump station and potable water on the way out.