The campground itself is very nice. Most pullouts had fire pits and it got fairly busy on the Friday night we stayed. However, there was a sand storm when we were setting up the tent around 2pm. We had to hide under the tarp for about an hour to protect ourselves. Highly recommend checking the wind forecast a couple days before visiting.

You need a fishing and hunting license to camp here. The spot itself gives off suspicious vibes as well. We only saw the campground manager who lived on site and that was it. Also, fires are heavily restricted at this campsite as well.