Coming back to edit my review: as of my visit on 6/9/18 a lot of the campsites are officially on private property. I think there are still one or two left closer to the road crossing, but the ones I stayed at previously are no longer accessible. This will make them near impossible to find unless you've visited before, and I am no longer considering this location a viable camping spot: EMERGENCIES ONLY IMO
Pros: flat tent spots if you happen to get stuck on the trail. Close to a parking lot if you need extraction or to start off on a Friday. There is a small pond nearby if you have a water filter, but it is stagnant and quite nasty. Parking lot has a port a potty.
Cons: No running water or flush toilets. Not even sure if there are tent pads that still exist. Gate is locked and has private property no trespassing signs all over.