We were at Lone Pine camp that has only 8 RV/trailer sites and a handful of tent sites. All sites have lake view, and the toilets and coin-deposit showers were cleaned and well-kept although the Men shower was out of order 4 nights we were there. On the contrary to the campground instruction to ask you to check in at the Tackle Shop first, there was absolutely no room to park your RV/trailer or turn it around. We made a mistake of pulling into the day-use parking lot and it was a stressful situation to maneuver the 8-ft wide x 19ft long trailer (not big by any mean) through the narrow driveways and parked cars. Next time we'll go to the campsite first and check-in afterward. The campsites were monitored several times a day so the park ranger would check you in if he/she saw you. The lake was full and the peninsular on the east side of the lake was fun to explore. Overall, we enjoyed our time there and plan to come back.