It was so, so, SO dusty when we were there. Like, every step generated a plume of brown powdered sugar. The 10% of the ground that wasn't dust was dry thorny scrub grass.

The sites are decently spaced out, but since there's almost no underbrush it's just a wide open view between the tall pines. That means basically no privacy from a visual or audio standpoint. Headlights would shine from one end of the campground to the other.

Good for big games of frisbee I suppose...?

...but we were there in late July on a stopover on the way to somewhere else, which is probably a lousy time to visit.

In spring with some more recent rain it'd be greener, less dusty and the creek would be more than a mosquito-filled trickle?