Campground is very small. Very little space for taking walks. There is a railroad track directly adjacent to the campground. There are generally 2 trains a day. They travel very slowly, maybe 5-10 mi an hour at most, but can be quite loud if you in the lower area. The boat ramp is busy and early launchers with loud trucks and headlights will drive you nuts. Launchers here tend to leave their trucks running and their headlights on while launching which is not cool at 330 AM. Boat ramp parking is very inadequate. The whole lower area gets really congested at times, especially on sunny weekends. Locals use the upper camping area for cliff diving and swimming, and if you are tent camping in sites 8-11 you will likely not be happy campers, especially if you like things relatively quiet. Also those tent sites have very limited flat space for tents. Certainly can't accommodate large families or groups of more than a few people. Cars can jam the upper circle on sunny afternoons, making parking and ingress/egress almost impossible at times. National Park Service does a nice job, and restrooms are cleaned daily. Garbage cans are usually emptied and clean too, except when some uncaring fisherman throws fish guts in the hot dumpster, creating a stinking mess for everyone else to smell. There are no hookups or and no potable water available and most of the sites available to RV's are quite small. If you need your cell phone, be advised it is extremely limited and comes and goes all the time (mostly gone). I'd advise if you are not good at backing up your trailer, go elsewhere, and stay out of the upper area as turn around is very limited at best and impossible if more than one vehicle is parked there. On the plus side, the river/lake is beautiful, and the water is cool and clear.
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