The sites were very overgrown as of June 2021. The first site you come across coming down the river you have to climb up a large sandy cliff to get to the top of and the grass is waist high, even the fire pit has grass growing in it. The 3 other sites would be most suitable for camping, but be sure to bring a machete to clear out your site. You might also need to clear out some of the overgrown paths to collect firewood, for it was difficult to find much of anything in the tall and thick grass. There was not many suitable trees to hang hammocks, so plan on bringing some other type of shelter. Insect repellent is also a must have at these sites, I had 6 ticks on myself and 30 mosquito bites on my ankles and my girlfriend had 50+ mosquito bites on her leg. In my opinion, these sites would be a last resort if all the other sites are taken along the river. Although not a terrible spot, there are much nicer sites through the National Park that are not so overgrown.