We have a 36 ft TT and had no problems maneuvering around the campground to find a good spot. Google did good getting us there, especially since the campground is down in a ravine. No tents allowed of any sort, this is due to the campground having a full sprinkler system where the sprinkler lines are buried shallow. They don't want any spikes in the ground where it could possibly puncture the line, even the cement pads with grass on the side have sprinklers. Since this is a ravine, there are some pretty big gusts that come through, so you would need to spike down a tent. Sprinklers go Mon-Thur. There is a really great walking trail that goes for about a mile back. We even found a disk golf course but I don't think that's part of the campground. Pit toilets were well maintained and very clean. I use zoom for work and it was pretty spotty. We have Verizon, ATT and a booster and connection was spotty at times. However, our neighbor said hers did fine. Cell service was great, full bars. It's first come first serve, quiet little gem. A good place to stay.

We only stayed one night but it was a great stay. Plenty of room for big rigs, lots of space. Hook-ups were maintained as well as the grounds. They have a good size hot spring pool that was about 104-106. My man is picky about heat, and was happy with the temp. These are wide open spots so everyone can see everyone. We used our own wifi and didn't have any glitches, however we only watched Prime for a bit. Cell service was good too. They also have a nice little trail to walk around the grounds.

We only stayed for one night. We have a 36ft travel Trailer and we're able to maneuver it very well. The campground road is gravelly and circles most of the small campground so you can look for a good spot. There is one pit toilet, but we didn't use it. We didn't use our computers but was able to get Amazon prime and watch a movie without glitches. Cell service was good (we have Verizon). There is a gas station and small grocery store 20 miles from the site so you are not totally removed from civilization. When we were there (in late April) it was quiet and not much traffic, this is a great place to stay for a few nights or more. Since this is a free campsite, it is not maintained but worth the stay.