I can’t give it a full 5 stars because when I visited the campground it was closed for the season. However you’re still able to access the grounds and walk the loop. I went during the Christmas holiday weekend with my dog on our way up the 395. The campgrounds looked really well taken care of and it is really beautiful. The scenery is breathtaking. I noticed they had a lot of water spigots and bathrooms throughout the grounds. I had to use the bathroom, and they’re your classic vault toilets. Some of the campsites have the mountains providing a bit of shelter from the sun and wind. Each site had a table and fire ring with a grill grate. I definitely look forward to coming out here for a night or 2.

I came out here early October for a weekend. Getting to the campsite takes you along a gravel road with a few dips and gouges in it. I did this drive in sedan. Not the ideal vehicle but it's doable as long as you keep an eye on the road for those changes in it. Once at the campsite, I was amazed at how beautiful the views were. Surrounded by trees with plenty of shade on in my campsite (#1). There were a ton of flies which made it impossible to leave anything unattended. My campsite didn't have a separate cooking area just the fire ring. It did get windy from time to time but not unbearable. Night is very beautiful with lots of stars blanketing the sky. Vault toilets and water spigots throughout the camp. I recommend checking it out and taking it all in. (Btw, I had no cell services with T-mobile out here)