We're stayed two nights at this campsite. It appears to be a defunct campground from the 1940's from the look of the now-crumbling fire pits. There is also evidence of a restroom. However, having zero services does not make your stay here any less amazing (if you don't mind pooping in the woods...lol!) There is a lot of fallen dead wood for your fire. The sites are well-spaced and easy to access with a mid-sized trailer. We pull a tiny Scamp behind a Dodge Ram. At least three of the seven (?) sites are above the river but there is not "easy" access (short, steep trails). The area is full of OHV trails and there's plenty of easy hiking around the site. We would go there again in a heart-beat for the seclusion and the beautiful setting even though we got rained out on the third day.