Water: There are three water spigots in the campground that all work.
Bathrooms: There are two vault toilets in the campground. The one closer to the main road does get some extra use from people who camp outside the campground by the river. We used the one further in and it was kept very clean.
Site arrangement: Site 8 is the camp host. Sites 10 and 11 are right next to each other with site 9 directly across the road. So if you have two families, sites 10 and 11 are perfect to book together; if you're booking 1 site I would avoid 10 & 11 because your neighbor will be right next to you. Sites 2, 5, & 7 have Dog Creek behind which is fun for kids to play in.
Site amenities: Each site has a relatively new fire ring, a metal platform/table for your stove, a picnic table, and a post you could hang a lantern from.
Berries: The thimbleberries were excellent this time of year. We even found a few black raspberries.
Burn Piles: It looks like the burn piles other reviewers have mentioned have been burned, so they are less of an issue.
Hosts: The camp hosts are friendly and fantastic. Some of the best camp hosts I've ever interacted with.
Activities: Even though Google Maps says the nearby Johnson Bridge Hot Springs are closed, lots of people were out enjoying them along the river. The trail along Green Creek is a nice hike with decent berry patches.
Weather: It can hit 100 degrees here. We got lucky and it didn't.
Internet: The Pine Cafe in Pine has good WiFi.