Better than most local, state, and federal campgrounds, but we would not say this is one of the "best campgrounds in America." Each of the sites has a blend of dirt and sand so if you are tent camping please bring something to keep the mess out of your tent. Entering the pond out of the campground side of the water is a bad idea, the water has a film of muck, pollen, and what looks like an oil dropping scattered throughout all four dock areas. We loved the fact the campground provides adequate complimentary toilets, showers, and laundry machines. Hiking the trails around the lake was great and a wonderful way to spend a day. The campground store is adequate for minimal goods, plan to stop in town before you arrive and please consider supporting a local neighbor and buying firewood on the way to camp, there are two houses on the road that sell firewood.