We had the most unusual experience coming here. We were late to arrive, the owner gave a very rough direction over the phone of how to find our site, no insite that it wasnt an easy one to get into, let alone at night, which we warned him we would be late. He came out to help, and told my husband to pull out onto the very uneven and wet field to turn around so he could get into position to back into the site that the entrance was between 2 trees. Our truck and camper got stuck in a slope/ditch of the field because of this. He then offered to run us a 20amp extension cord to our camper, saying we could just stay in our very tilted and stuck camper for the night. Which was very upsetting as we have 2 kids, there was no way to open slides to even get in and use the camper in its position, and it was like 40 degrees. He then offered us to stay in one of the cabins, saying he wouldn't charge us any extra, like it was a favor when we wouldnt have been in the predicament had he not said to pull out there when it was pretty clear in the daylight, it was not meant for campers to be out there. He did say we didnt have a set check out time so we could get ourselves in order.
The cabin was small, dated, the walls and ceilings warping and pulling away, taped, and only had a radiator for heat which didnt work well enough, luckily we had our own space heater. The beds hard to sleep on. He doesnt allow cooking in there, but provides a microwave, tv, and an old school coffee pot.
Theres no phone signal there, the wifi kicks you off over and over. I was lucky to get a call into our insurance on wifi calling for the wrecker to pull us out, it took several tries.
The campground overall was run down, the road desperately needed to be leveled/graded. It was miserable to pull our rig on. The pavilion looked run down, we didnt even check the bathhouse, but the laundry units sit outside, old and exposed.
The owner was nice, but we were just overall disappointed and frustrated. Sure its the "middle of nowhere" but that doesnt mean it has to be run like that.