During an early season (spring) trip North, I needed a place to stay with full hookups. Almost everywhere was closed or full, but the manager of this park went above and beyond to help accommodate me. When I arrived the snow had melted from the night prior and left the roads muddy and wet. I called from the gate and the groundskeeper met me and gave me the lowdown on how to best navigate my way in. He led me in and had a couple other guys spot me, as the back in site wasn't accessible from the correct direction (I didn't want to risk the seasonal mud) so it was a much tighter turn.
My site was located in what seemed to be the permanent residence area. Lots of old rigs with "roots" built in. To access this area I did have to navigate a steep hill, but I think the bulk of visitors would be located in more accessible parts of the park.
Overall I bet this would be a beautiful, rustic, park in season and with the helpful staff on hand it's hard to complain about any rough appearances. Lots of evidence of construction upgrades, new sites, and there's a nice looking pool area.