The primitive tent sites are spacious and spaced out, which was very nice. Very close to waterfalls. Owner really makes it a priority to get to know guests and wants to make sure your stay is good. This is a dry campground, and they specifically say "we are very strict about this" in their rules. I would give them 5 stars if they made a couple of changes. 1) change the alcohol policy to prohibit drunken behavior, not the drinks themselves (most people are responsible enough to control themselves, give them the chance), 2) give the single-toilet men's room a real door instead of a stall door between the bathroom and office. Awkward! The women's room has a normal door. 3) better way to enforce quiet hours to make sure 2am radios aren't blasting. That happened during our stay, but fortunately we were very far away from them. Maybe a permanent camp host could help. I didn't want to call the owner so late & had no service to call. But in general, I'd recommend it for low-cost camping.