My least favorite campgrounds tend to be ones where tents have to be set up on rough rocks due to sprinklers turning on in the middle of the night to water the thick, lush, comfy grass a few feet away. These same campgrounds tend to have very little space in-between the spots, and be near busy roads (see my review of the campground at Silverwood, Idaho, for comparison). 

Yes, this is a nice location more-or-less in Sisters, Oregon, which is a nice town. And it is a pretty good price (about $20), especially since it also includes flush toilets and hot showers (paid with quarters).

But if you do choose to stay here, do what another reviewer did below, and come with a nice enclosed Airstream trailer and bring your bikes so you can ride the couple of blocks to downtown Sisters. Otherwise, if you're in a tent, choose any of the other U.S. Forest campgrounds nearby instead.

To be fair, the rest of my family enjoyed this campground much more than I did. But for me, this is not a great spot for tent campers.