This was our first time, we most likely will not be back.
POV: we are tent campers, not RV campers, could be different experience for those in RVs.
Great campground for fishing, not for launching a vessel you care about. (Great area for kayaking)
No spiket water at sites except up the hill near 26-30, can be a long walk to the bathroom depending on your site.
Sites I would recommend: 30(most secluded), 40s, 8 but only if you also book 9.
Lower numbered sites are essentially in a “lot”, sites are on top of each other.
Not worth the $ for what it is, at least during the “off season” time.
Day use sites did appear well maintained, again no running water but there was a hand washing station set-up. Day use area is not right off the water however.
Birds are very vocal during the day, frogs are vocal at night. Allegedly an albino coyote that wonders the campground, we didn’t see em’ but did have fresh poop at our site in mornings.
Weren’t disturbed by raccoons at all.
We did have some confusion around check in, signs were not clear, no one at post although arriving before office “closed” hours.. No contact made with campground “hosts” until a full day later when it was determined we were in someone else’s spot (confusion on my end with mixing up site numbers from what I booked online - no service from campground to check confirmations, reco. To print out!) Also, all sites around where we were, were completely empty, so we were surprised to hear the complaint…
We prefer Putah Creek/Canyon Campground.