This was a really nice place to stay, we stayed several days. Close to the I-80, but no noise. There's a gas/diesel (14' height on the overhead for diesel) fueling station right at the entrance...and very handy. Pool looked very nice and has a small clubhouse, which wasn't in use, but looked good. The setting was mostly tall trees so, we were not able to use our satellite TV (though others could), and there was no cable TV...but the internet connections were surprisingly good...we were able to watch Amazon Prime and Netflix MOST of the time. The big plus were the CampHosts, Lori and Lois, who ran everything there...SUPER friendly and helpful. The place kind of runs on...your word and a handshake...informal and genuinely customer oriented, a bit of a rarity these days. Now, this was NOT a downside, but there were a lot of "full-time" residents in the camp, but i noticed almost all sites were well kept, neat and quiet! Actually, our last day (of five) met a couple of "good ol' boys" obviously in residence...i honestly wish we'd had more time, enjoyed chatting with them :) This was not "glamping" but was a sort of "Travels with Charley" Steinbeck-esque experience..i just wish i'd realized that BEFORE we left. If we're in the area, a do-again for sure. Last thing...we have a large 40' Class A...we got in, but took some adjusting to settle the coach right..and a few low hanging branches were worrisome (we're on the tall side too), but with caution they were avoided.