This was a fun place to go camping. No real topography (i.e., hills - very flat) but lots of trees. Initially we were in the more expensive campground. Had showers, hot water and a Dyson hand blower in the bathrooms. However, there was also a couple of large scout troops that came to camp and they were LOUD. Playing football right behind our tent instead of in their area. Nice they outside, but made our experience less than enjoyable. So the second day we moved to the other camping location - primitive. Cheaper and SO much nicer. Quiet. So quiet. Bathrooms did not have showers, hot water or the fancy Dyson blower, but did I mention how quiet everything was. We even saw deer run through. So much nicer. Thankful to the Rangers for letting us switch campsites. All the campsites have to be reserved, so you need to check if the site is available to be reserved. There is a nice series of hiking trails around the area walking from the campgroun. We walked a total of four miles. Not too bad. So many beautiful stars that second night in the quiet with lots of dark.