We did not camp here. There are only 6 "cabin" sites and 2 rv sites that we could even see. Sites were very close together. Poor signage; we couldn't find an office or host. However it might be a pleasant place to stay because of the nearby creek.

I found it scary I thought for sure my stuff would be stolen or there would be some kind of issue. The people that I saw camping. There seemed quite possibly homeless not house and there were abandoned vehicles with tickets on them and trash and it was just very sketchy.

Very nice campground, nicely spaced, paved sites. You just can't beat national forest campgrounds in my opinion. The only complaints I could make are that the train horn is pretty frequent and, the bathroom, while looking pretty clean, smelled heavily of urine.

I pulled in on a day before a big event was going to be in town and not having a reservation seemed like it might be an issue. I told him I was only there overnight, only needed electric and would be out by 8:00 am. Then the fellow said he could put me in a spot in the shade, which sounded good, until he couldn’t park me without my rig...

Miles of trails, beautiful waterfalls, lots of edible plants, amazing views, But if you’re just there to camp it’s a fire pit, bench, table, tent / camper spot. ( Pull throughs in the back).