The campground is beautiful, especially at sunset, and the manager, Dawn, is very nice and helpful. Our stay was at the beginning of the "offseason" (November-December) so we were one of only a few people at the campground during the week. Beginning Thursday or Friday the campground would fill-up, especially around Thanksgiving, but on Sunday most people would clear out. Note that the sites are only partial hook-up (electric & water) with a dump station located at the front of the park. We were very excited about the campground, but we work remotely from our motorhome full-time so we were concerned about the cellular service based on previous reviews. We have both an AT&T & Verizon modem. AT&T cellular service is basically non-existent EXCEPT at spot 8, and that was pure luck. I had just enough connectivity to conduct most of my work and handle some video calls with coworkers but it was hit or miss. However, there is a Verizon signal booster near the front of the campground and I could get anywhere from 3-5 bars when I drove up near it. A few of the campsites have access to this service from their spot. The nearest town with a grocery store is about a 20 minute drive. The bathrooms were average and on par with what I would expect a campground on a lake to have. Overall we really enjoyed the location, the nature and the wildlife!