When I went it was first come first serve, it was about 2pm on a Monday and I had no problem finding a spot, but there are a couple dozen other campers here. There was still plenty of room to space out, I didn't have neighbors. Even so, there were lots of trees and the sites are fairly spaced out so I felt I had plenty of privacy. Bathrooms were very clean. There's also a trail that connects the campground to lake Michigan, about a 1.2 mile hike which was a nice little hike even in the rain. Site was $31/night but it has electric, water, flush bathrooms, a utility sink, and showers. I'm already looking forward to going back.

Stayed here during my first solo camping trip and it was great. The sites aren't the most secluded but there's plenty of trees to give some privacy between most sites, and I lucked out with no neighbors on the side with no trees. There's a trail right next to the campground which I liked to start my mornings on. It's also nice and close to the visitor center and camp. No outside firewood is allowed in the park so the store sells compressed sawdust logs. Would go back.