Overall nice campground. The drive getting up there a little exhausting. It's a small and windy road and takes about an hour an a half to get to the campground from the main highway. Though they don't mention it anywhere there is an electronic toll booth in which you can purchase your National Park pass before entering that part of the park. Campground spaces are roomy and including campfire, charcoal bbq, and bear boxes big enough to store everything. Scenery is really nice with lots of trails. If you are coming up on a weekend don't count on there being any open spots unless you arrive early. Me and my wife arrived later in the afternoon on a Saturday and the only reason we were able to get a space is because someone paid for the spot but didn't end up staying. My only complaint that I have is I assumed there might be a ranger coming through once in a while throughout the night but never happened. Would of came in handy as the people in the campground next to me were loud and drank all night which made it difficult to sleep.