We usually love National parks, this one left a lot to be desired.
The good:
1. The sites are pretty level
2. There’s a wading river behind the campground. It was cold and refreshing. Highly recommend water shoes.
3. The camp hosts were friendly and helpful. (This changes though)
The bad:
1. NO SHOWERS- we knew this but it’s still a disappointment
2. One set of bathrooms were out of service (we’ve stayed twice and they were closed both times)
3. The women’s bathroom was gross both times we’ve stayed.
4. There are two bathroom stalls in the women’s bathroom and one has a lock that doesn’t work. Unless you don’t mind someone coming in. I had to bring my daughter so we could hold the door for one another each time.
5. K9 park rangers patrolling the park- I’ve never seen this in our 14 years of camping. Made me wonder if it’s unsafe. (There are lots of billboards about meth use so maybe that’s why)
6. The sites are very close together for a National park. No privacy. Our camp neighbors on one of the trips kept walking around their camper and looking our way. It was strange and you can’t say much because they are technically on their site.