This campground is such a gem! The grounds are very well maintained, and every tent site comes with its own fire pit and picnic table—some even have cozy porch swings, which is such a nice touch. There’s a good mix of options: some tent sites you park and hike up to, while others you can back right into (though those are a bit closer together). The great thing is that it doesn’t usually get overly crowded, so if you’re tent camping you can often find yourself a site with a couple of spots of space between you and other campers, which makes it feel peaceful and private.
The campground itself is really nice to walk around and explore. The restrooms are separated for men and women, with free showers inside that are clean, well kept, and surprisingly good on water pressure. I felt very safe and comfortable here the whole time.
Laundry room is also nice with several washer/dryer set ups. Coin operated and seating and tables if you choose to wait for your clothes but we felt comfortable starting a load and hanging back at our campsite. They also sell detergent if you need it.
There’s also a camp kitchen with charging stations and handy camping items you can borrow, plus firewood available for purchase on-site. We stayed at an electric-only RV site with our truck and rooftop tent and had a wonderful experience. Overall, it’s a welcoming and thoughtfully maintained place to camp, and we’ll definitely be back.