We stayed on a Saturday and Sunday in July. This is a small campground with lots of trails nearby and a pond for our dogs to swim. The mosquitos were out in force. We had a screen tent so had no problem. The ranger was super nice and the bathrooms were clean with a nice dishwashing area. Bear boxes were provided which was great. Even though it was July, we were the only campers in the entire place Sunday night. So we were treated to a really great lightning bug display and watched the raccoons check out the other sites. Didn't bother us at all. Definitely wouldn't choose to camp by the road and the sites aren't really private. It's a tiny campground but a good pitstop on your way!