I wish I had more nice things to say other than the manager was nice. First approach it seemed okay. The office/"store" was lacking most things. We drove through rough, rutted roads past many rough campers that looked borderline abandoned and unkempt. Someone behind us had their power ran to our pole and kept just coming over to our site to fiddle with stuff. The wood we purchased for $1/piece would not burn due to being so green and damp. Had to exchange it (which the manager was very friendly about). Then, there's the seasonal sites, which are 95% or so of the people staying there. But, it seems that they run the show there. There's no rules or regulations. People partly loudly every single night till 2-3am with LOUD music and yelling obnoxiously. Bar wasn't really any bar at all. I brought my own but tried to buy from them to give them business. The sewer and cable didn't work. There was garbage all over. The site across from us had four dogs that barked often. When night comes, he would grab a shovel and scoop the poop and just flip it in the bushes by his site. Gross. There were some pleasant people in passing that I spoke with. But many gave the vibe (usually just staring at you as they'd pass by) like you weren't wanted or welcome in their Campground. This business needs to start acknowledging their patrons and save this business by cleaning up and buckling down. Lots of potential here, and sad to see someone letting others take advantage of them and ruin their business.