Vickie I
August 18, 2025
Our pavilion did not have any signage indicating it was reserved. While this fortunately did not lead to any conflicts with other visitors, it could have potentially caused confusion. Additionally, no trash cans were provided at the site, and we were not informed in advance that we would need to bring our own trash bags. As a result, we made several trips to the dumpster—thankfully, it was located nearby.
During our stay, individuals who appeared to be park rangers asked us to produce a parking permit or ticket that we were unaware we needed. The camp hosts, whose quarters were located adjacent to our pavilion, never provided us with any such permit or information. Despite passing by multiple times in their utility vehicle, the camp hosts never stopped to greet us, offer assistance, or communicate any expectations regarding parking documentation.
Furthermore, the outhouse next to our pavilion was initially unsanitary, with feces on the seat. Given that we had toddlers with us, I approached one of the park rangers to report the issue. They spoke with the camp hosts, and the facility was eventually cleaned enough to be usable.
Although I did not have any direct interaction with the camp hosts, the park rangers were courteous and helpful throughout our visit.
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