I like this campground. It's close to town, but far enough away you don't get road noise. The spots are big and fairly private. Our spot, number five, was about 50 ft long and easily accommodated our truck and trailer. Each spot has a bear box, sturdy picnic table, nice campfire pit with heavy duty grill grate that folds away, and plenty of shade. This is a group camp area with a few individual spots. That means if you time it wrong, you could camp next to a group of college kids having a kegger, but the large groups around us were respectful and quiet. The camp host was nice and said they typically go around asking people to keep it quiet if they get a little rowdy. But we did not experience any of that. There's a bathroom building with four single occupancy bathrooms that include flush toilets and sinks. And this is the first campsite I recall that seemed accommodating to disabled persons. For example, the picnic table had a large cutout for a wheelchair, and the toilets had supports on the sides for getting up and down. The only thing that would make this campsite better is a couple of pay showers.