Lost Claim

It is good place and campsite is clean and well maintained. Lot of privacy spots. Highly recommended.

The camping was almost "lost" in the forest, we did have to look for the entrance.
There wasn't other people there, even the person in charge so we stayed in our place and the next day a ranger come to the camping (we had almost gone) and register our stay.
Toilets (letrines) were clean. Parcel was big with a bear locker and a camping table.
There was a fountain there too.

Pay attention to what site you choose here. There are tent only and there are tent/pop up sites. The pop up sites are fine for a camping van, but the tent only sites really can only handle a passenger sized car. The water comes from a hand pump and after seeing the color we chose to not drink it, but rather fill our bottles at the next campground instead. We liked our stop here. Do your best to make sure your vehicle will fit like you think it will.

Really nice site.
Tons of road construction directly behind our site at 4:00am. Extremely noisy

Nice campsite. Tent locations were a bit off level but not to bad. There was a lot of road and traffic noise but that is hard to control.

Pit toilets were so clean, and the pump water is cold and refreshing. You do hear highway noise, and each campsite has its own bearbox.

The campsite was nice with trees, table, fire ring, and a place for our tent and parking spot. It was secluded and quiet during the night however we were awaked by loud nearby logging equipment on a nearby road. The outhouses we're clean.

Amazing

I loved the campground, it was clean and private but it was not safe. A man decided to station at the camp next to ours and terrorized us at night and attacked our vehicle for thinking we laughed at him when we simply were just enjoying our night. No rangers around even at the station, had to drive 5-10 minutes away from campsite to get signal.

The site I had reserved was unusable. I found another site which was available according to the sign. I paid for it using the deposit box and set up camp. When I came back in around sunset, a couple was hanging out in my campsite. They showed me that they had reserved the site online. Instead of cooking dinner and relaxing, I had to pack up my camp. I didn’t want to look for a backcountry site in the dark, so I took the 3 hour drive home. This campground’s lack of organization ruined my trip.