The good: Friendly staff. I didn’t pay the site lock fee, but got the site I picked; it had a big tree in the middle of it. The guide suggested the site next to it and nicely helped me get backed in and switched my site at the office.

The bad: the cost was over $100 a night for a sparsely graveled site that was barely big enough for my teardrop and 4Runner. The “comfort station” was nasty. Cobwebs on the sides of the inside door, dead bugs on the ceiling and the shower barely drained. Worst I’ve seen, ever!

It was a waste of money.

First time at a Sun Outdoors brand campground and the last; stay elsewhere.