We spent four nights here, and we would definitely stay here again. The camp hosts were friendly, helpful, and professional. The sites are spaced relatively far apart, at least 50 feet, and there are no 'full-timers' living there, unless you count the camp hosts, so all the sites are actually available for RV camping. We had no problem booking four nights during the peak of Fall colors, just a couple weeks in advance. They have the cutest little Chipmunks running around the campground, which we found endlessly entertaining. Also lots of hiking trails accessible directly from the campground. Some are easy, some were quite challenging. Campbell Falls is a 1.5 mile hike from the campground, and it is definitely worth it. Not only the falls itself, but the beautiful trees along the road, made it a memorable time.
The only issue was, the wifi at the campground is not robust enough to handle a full or nearly-full campground, but we dealt with it because, after all, it is camping. If the state were to upgrade the wifi system there, we would give it five stars.