One of the cleanest campgrounds that I've ever stayed at. For the city people... yes, they have free hot showers (no coins or quarters needed!), bring your own shampoo and soap. The bathrooms are quiet large and have soap and running toilets. Some campsites (83-89 and a few others) have electricity hook ups (two 110v 15amps house style outlets + 30A RV outlet). Almost every campsite had a ton of shade and trees. There is potable / drinking water all throughout the campground. The staff is wonderful, they enforce quiet hours (10pm-6am) if you notify them of anyone breaking the rules (such as blasting music beyond 10pm). I'd say that in most campgrounds driveways, you can park 3 or maybe 4 cars and most should fit a pick-up truck + mid size trailer. There is a hiking trail in the campsite, but it's quite rocky, i wouldn't call it kid friendly. Nearby activities: Lake Arrowhead Village, Strawberry Peak Fire Lookout (free), Keller Fire Lookout (also free, a longer drive but amazing 360 degree views), Big Bear Village, Skypark / Santa village (not cheap), Alpine Slide (lots of fun for kids and adults), Big Bear discovery center.