This place is really beautiful and there are a lot of dispersed spots, but you really have to have the right setup for it. We have a 36' Class A, and we only found 2 spots where we'd fit. We saw a couple of trailers that were around 25' up on a hill, but we would never try to get up there, as the dirt side road leading to those spots is extremely steep and very rutted. I cant even imagine how they made it up there! The two spots that fit a rig over approx. 12-15' are right on the road.
Having said that, we drove around to every spot for an hour today trying to find one that we'd fit into, so I got to see all of the spots there (there are a lot). They're all on the smaller side and are perfect for tents, vans, SUVs, and smaller trailers.
There were just a couple of things that we didn't like about this place:
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The spots are really close together, so it's basically just like a paid campground (except it's free). The scenery is really pretty, with lots of trees, but your neighbors are about 15-20 feet from you and you can see each other; you could basically have a conversation with your neighbors, while talking at a normal volume, lol.
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The road up there is so steep and winding - I was really worried that our rig wouldn't make it, even though it's a V10. So make sure that you've got enough engine in your truck to be able to tow a trailer up there.
So if you've got the right rig for it, it's worth staying there, since it's very pretty, even with all of the neighbors.