The views this place offers are worth a 5 star rating alone. We got to see quite a lightning storm in the distance! Toilets were clean, and the water worked fine. We were there in September, and only two other campsites were taken, so it doesn’t appear to be too busy; must be why they closed off the southern portion of the campground.

The space for the tent had some pretty hard gravel, so best to bring sturdy stakes and a hammer if you’re tent camping. Don’t forget to drive around the area to see the wild horses and check out the green volcanic tuff just down the hill from the campground.