My first night there, there were campsites set up that looked like people actually lived there. A couple in a site next to me got into a huge fight while I was setting up. One of them shot off a gun, then they packed up and moved up to the RV section. A ton of people coming through there throughout the day into late in the evening. Felt like I was being watched often. Never had any patrol through there by any police or anyone official whatsoever. I almost packed up several times as I feared something might happen to me. Very sketchy activity going on there! Then I had a random guy show up, no badge or anything to prove who he was, come up and talk to me, telling me his friend owned the place, and started asking me questions. He was nice enough, but I was already nervous when he showed up. Before he left he told me the people all around me are homeless, and they stay there way past their grace of 12 days. Made me even more uncomfortable knowing they had guns and that I was there alone without any signal, deep in the woods. Very uncomfortable experience! You need to patrol this area more. I was there for 4 days and 3 nights and never saw a single official come through there. Not one. I was ready to get home this morning! I wanted to leave earlier, but decided I wasn’t going to let them run me out. NOT recommended for solo female campers. I got zero peace. And stayed strapped! (Protection). Never left my campsite in fear it would get picked through. Stayed nervous the entire stay. Otherwise, BEAUTIFUL area! Just need to clean out the trash cans more frequently, the toilets more than once a week, and enforce the 12 day stay. Make it feel safe for women campers. Some serious drug heads there!