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Sites are uncomfortably close to each other, too small and didn't feel safe as a solo female. They don't check camper identification at check in which made me feel uncomfortable after some odd behavior from the camper at the site next to me. The rangers were very nice and said they thought they had the situation under control. Just didn't feel very safe and it's more of a camp spot in the middle of a subdivision type situation. Not really a true wilderness campground. I chose a campground because I was camping solo but in retrospect I probably would have felt safer and more comfortable off by myself in the national forest.