Nothing exceptionally good, nothing exceptionally bad. It seems like the park has about 5 spots for nightly/weekly camping (at least for our size), and the rest appear to be permanent or monthly residents. Some of the spots are REALLY nice with nice grass and new full RV covered parking on nice new concrete slabs. Other sites seem like they were paved into spots that should be eaves/dog walks. All of the spots are extremely tight, but they do have a bit of grass in between.
If you're just looking for a place to park and sleep, this is totally fine. Quiet, safe, good water pressure/taste, and reasonable rates. If you're looking for any sort of experience, I would steer clear. No dog park, no pool, no amenities beyond a bath house and a couple of laundry machines. Oh and no store or community events either. Internet is there, but might as well not be, it's not even good enough to connect half the time, and when you do, you can't even resolve dns or load a web page. Not sure why they are paying for it, or if it's just shared off the office and crippling all the customers.
Small on site staff. Friendly once you get to know them, but can be a bit gruff at first. We camped at Mockingbird Hill RV Park in a Motorhome.