It's a 3.3-mile narrow, dirt road to the campground. The road was in good shape for what it is (we drove our Prius w/o a problem) There are no camp sites, just camp wherever you like. No tables, no fire rings, no potable water, only a couple of old, dilapidated outhouses, one of which in such bad shape that it's been nailed shut. Most people shunned the outhouse because there's toilet paper scattered everywhere. I recommend going a little past where the road crosses the Cedar Creek, up the canyon a bit. There are a couple of nice places, in the shade and next to Alder Creek, that people had made into campsites. Alder Creek was still flowing on July 31 and two other groups of people were camping there. Cattle have thoroughly trampled the area so it's very dusty and cow pies everywhere.