It's a small dirt circle with little to no privace and they charge 10 dollars a night whether or not you're an obnoxiously large RV or a chump just backpacking.

As it's lacking any facilities showers, water, holes in the ground for bathrooms, you're honestly better off finding some free blm land. Unless you're incapable for what ever reason to drive 10 minutes into town.

The park has a couple small campsites available for both tent and trailer, with price variation to reflect that. The ranger I met at the gate was friendly, engaging and welcoming. The park boats three historic locations, miles of trails and a small but beautifuly curated interpretive center that all ages interested in history will find entertainment and education in. It also boasts a library which is an unexpected but pleasant feature to find.