We didn't camp here, just went for a hike to the water hole which, in late June, was stagnant muck, very low. So go in early spring if you'd like to jump in the water hole! But the rocks and trees and little creek were all beautiful features. We had a picnic at the bottom where the campground is beside the creek. It's a completely different ecosystem down there, with trees and marsh plants. The upper land with the red rock is barren with only sagebrush and tree skeletons to keep you company. But the geological configurations are gorgeous. It is well worth the hike, even without a water hole at the end.