Pretty expensive for the offering but they let you burn wood during a burn ban because it’s privately owned land. And they offer free firewood.
Pretty view, and John is a cool dude (the veteran). Morning is going to be rough, especially if you don’t get to sleep at a decent time due to hearing everyone’s conversations next to you because the area is small. Can’t drive your vehicle on the campsite. But they offer you courtesy carts and staff to help you off load.
They have a special staff member that will help escort you off the property around 6AM, their resident rooster that I am pretty sure they served Red Bull to the night before. Let me tell you, this rooster has no sense of time. Rooster was going off from 5 to 7 am although he starts to get tired around seven but don’t worry, if you start to fall back asleep, that would quickly be ruined by their inconsiderate scuba instructors they partner will. They will come in jacked up on Starbucks and dump all of their equipment onto the campground, chattering like no one sleeping, anywhere those tents near by, I guess they think we’re just in there chopping it up already at 6 AM. Pretty much you won’t get any sleep. Wouldn’t recommend for camping, would recommend for a day trip.