We stopped here along our route home to California and it’s definitely cozy. Very accommodating to RV’s but quite a few tent campers like use were pitched in as well. Hot showers, WiFi, laundry and charming shops along the road leading in made us feel very much like we were glamping. Loads of stars at night and no freeway noise from Interstate 5. Lots of open space for kids to play or to set up a game of volleyball or badminton.

This was the first time my husband and I have taken our kids (age 6 & 4) camping and it was a great experience! We were part of a large group (17 people in all) and there are a lot of great sites that connect and quite a few larger sites for a large party. We had 3 sites all next to each other and could move freely between them, no problem. Lots of great trees for hammocks, fire rings with grills. Water was an old hand pump well but that was part of the charm. Toilets are locker style (outhouse if you will) which did psych out our 4 year old a bit but we managed. No showers or hot water but we spent most of our time playing in the river that runs by the campground. So many wonderful places to go kayaking and rafting as well as charming little grottos along the river to explore. Yurt sites available and the camp hosts were wonderful and knowledgeable!