We were visiting from CO for Memorial Day weekend since everything in CO was booked up. We stayed at site 12, the pictures on the website don’t do the site justice. It was a really really weird site basically in the middle of a road, electrical and water on one side and the table, fire pit, bear box, and grill on the other side. The pit toilet is right next to it, which isn’t the best because everyone is passing through our site to go to the bathroom, which they didn’t need to do because they could have walked a few extra feet to go around our site. We also had several people drive through our site when they weren’t supposed to. It made us very uncomfortable. The pit toilet is the most clean ive ever seen, not smelly at all nor a lot of bugs, thankfully. There was a state wide fire ban which sucked, especially since it was pouring the last 2 days so there was no need for it in our area, we were really looking forward to having a fire. It was not the best time though, I think if we had a different site, the weather was good, and we could have had a fire… it would have been much better but all the sites are very close together, not much privacy at all. We booked from Friday to Monday, we ended up leaving Sunday morning due to the nasty weather Friday and Saturday we decided we had enough. We were able to get in a decent hike by the welcome center, they have a few trails there, we did the coal camp trails, it was very informative and beautiful views. Cool to learn and see how they lived over 100 years ago when it was a coal camp. They have regular bathrooms/showers near the welcome center, but they close them at 7pm, wish they left them open longer or 24 hours. The people who work in the welcome center are very friendly and we left with a lot of knowledge of the area. But all in all, we wouldn’t stay here again.