it's beautiful on site 7! truly one of the best sites i've ever stayed at. wildflowers on the valley below and a small view of the lake on the other side. loads of trees to hang your hammock from.

upon entering, the camp host was very friendly and welcoming. the hosts did a great job at being attentive to the guests and the facilities every day.

exploring the campground and where the trails take you was so fun. along the lake and day use area, there's a bridge to enjoy the sounds of a small creek waterfall, informational signs about wildlife, and stairs to take you back up to camp.

about site 7: my partner and i stayed on the left side as much as possible. on the right is site 6, which may seem like a close fit especially if you're using the tent pad (6's picnic table and fire ring are just downhill from 7's tent pad). i'd recommend other sites for RV and campers, or anyone that needs that extra privacy. however, this spot does have a lot to offer and is conveniently close to the water valve, dumpster, and toilet.

Note that dogs are an extra $2/night! there are also a ton of flies near the picnic table that were annoying when trying to eat, but bugs will be bugs i guess.

our site, SB-07, was sandwiched between 08 and 06. tight, with the picnic table and fire ring super close to our neighbor's boundary. there was one place to hang our hammock using a tree trunk and one of the wooden posts. shade was good.

for $40 it was for out of state campers like us, there are definitely better sites at glendo state park like water point. also the vault toilet didn't have locks on it?

check-in was 2 or 3 and the check-out was 11. not reasonable in my eyes, we could've used that extra time in the morning and early afternoon.

nothing was overtly bad, but my expectations weren't met and i've definitely seen better.