Beautiful federal recreation area with a well-maintained campground (managed by a contractor). Roads are well-paved, but narrow. Site sizes are accurate as listed by recreation.gov and are all wooded with very good privacy. Most sites are very level & well-graveled with a decent size gravel you don't trip all through.
Keep in mind that at this fed Rec Area you cannot make reservations at the office, nor do they have a drop box to pick a site & pay by envelope after hours. You also will NOT get a T-Mobile signal there. The attendant that evening was nice enough to turn on the office's wifi & give me the pass code so I could make the reservation there on site. Otherwise we would have had to turn around 3 & drive 3 mi through the mountains back to a signal to make an appointment. They really should consider getting a signal booster for 24 hour use for those coming after hours.
The showers are horrible. They were clean & had hot/warm water, BUT they had those hit-the-button-for-2-minutes-of-warm-water kind of thing with irritating spraying shower heads that had low flow. For the price of an electric & water only hook-up ($45!) they should have decent showers (& dump access on each site).
Also, if you have a federal park pass the only card that will give you 1/2 price campsites is the permanent disability access card (because it's contractor managed).
Honestly, it's a very nice park but without sewer at your site & bad showers it's not worth $45/night. I gave it a 4 because it's simply too expensive.