Looks like a new RV camping spot or maybe it was refurbished recently. Fresh gravel mid May when we were there. I think there was 4 other RV spots being used. So it was mostly empty. There was a cool kids bicycle track and new bathroom building that had a free library inside. Motion lights in the bathroom and fresh paint. Very cool birds under the bridge nearby and lots of other birds in the area. No idea if river has good fishing or not. We only used the electric hookups and that was good. We didn't use sewage and water at all. We stayed one night heading across the states. I think there was a drop box to put money and it got picked up every night by a county vehicle, but I didn't get a chance to chat with them about the place. Pets must be on leash at all times said the sign. Visitors to your campsite must leave before 10:30pm. 14 day stay max. Fire pits were clean.

Some of the bathrooms are perfect and some stink pretty bad. Some areas have many portable honey bucket but other areas have just one toilet. I personally like the zero electric campsites and the pit toilets, but some in our group didn't. The river was too cold to swim in unfortunately... So I would suggest late July or August for swimming. Even though it was 104F, I couldn't stay in the water for longer than 10 seconds. Some people had inner tubes tied together and they tied them to a tree root and that was a smart idea. The beach is almost all blue rocks, but I think the swimming area is called Blue Hole because you turn blue after jumping in the swift ice glacier current. Haha The camp hosts were excellent to talk to and fire pits were good. Some of the campground maps were missing from the bulletin boards. Some of the picnic tables could be sanded down on the top. C 15 site was far from the bathrooms, but some people prefer that so they get more steps on their watch. I will hopefully stay there next August.