I absolutely adore this park, one of the best I've stayed at. We rented a yurt for an important religious occasion, and I couldn't be happier with our choice. Its incredibly cozy, and even the rustic yurts still have comfy beds and a working heater. All of the camp amenities (especially the showers) are very clean, comfortable, and well stocked.

It seems like they make a strong effort to make the campsite itself very ADA accessible (all areas have both ramp and stair options, the showers are fully railed and comfortable, bathrooms have ADA stalls, and the campsite paths are fully paved BUT do not have railings as they're all basically roads) but the nature trails around the site aren't so smooth. Not bad-- still secure! But I roughed it out with a cane, definitely wouldn't go with a wheelchair.