This is a national forest campground, and as such, has nicely spaced out campsites with plenty of privacy. The sites are nestled into the forest and underbrush, and have gravel pads. But the facilities leave a lot to be desired. The bathrooms were old, the door hardware quite rusty. Instead of posting signs in the bathroom, there were messages written in Sharpie on the tile walls. They have the push button shower faucets, which I abhor, but the water is at least hot. The spigots where you get drinking water were producing a clear yellow water that didn't smell or taste bad, but which seemed kinda sketchy. The day use area, which included a small lake, used to have a beach area, but the beach was small and overgrown with weeds. Two signs were posted, one which said to swim at your own risk and the other which said no swimming. I guess you get to pick which one you wish to ignore.