This is a beautiful spot but it's fairly open without a lot of privacy. It can be pretty windy, too. We weren't lucky enough to get a spot right on the water, which was OK because it was less windy away from the water. The campground is basically one long strip with sites on the left (as you drive in) being on the water and campsites on the right being up against a hill. You can still see the water from the sites on the right and you have the added benefit of a bit of privacy because of the hill behind the sites. Our site, site 30, was right next to the toilet which is not my favorite thing in the world but other than that it was a fine site. The camphosts were extremely nice and helpful. 

There is a lot to do in this area. We did the 8 mile hike around the lake which was absolutely stunning. We passed the hot springs but didn't go in...kind of looked like sad mud puddles when we saw them. We rented a canoe from the lodge and canoed across the lake- found a great, private little beach to swim at. 

All in all, maybe not my favorite campground in the world, but the sheer beauty and things to do make up for it.