This is a nice, little, forest campground a few miles east of Camp Verde proper. I stayed here about 15 years ago and it hasn't changed much. It is designed for smaller rigs but there are a few sites that will accommodate larger rigs. One converted bus, larger than our 33' Allegro was also in the campground. There is a creek that runs through the campground - we saw one site (I think it was 18) flood on a high wind day.
The toilets were adequate, not super clean and if you're weird about spiders, be forewarned.
No electric and centralized water spigots in a few areas around the campground. Generator hours are from 0600-2200.
The camp host (Dick) will meet you at your site to collect info and fees so there's no need to fill out the envelope. As with all NF campgrounds, exact change or a check are needed.
The weekend filled up the campground, including the the group site(s).
Verizon service was spotty.
Note there is a 7 day limit which is less than most NFS campgrounds.

Nice campground along Clear Creek; camp host was on-site. Some campsites are close to each other, some spaced farther apart. There is also a group camp area.

Sites have a picnic table and ours (#4) had a deep fire ring with grate. The ring was so deep (probably for safety) that our fire was down low and we hardly got heat from it. Our camp site was flat & grassy with a huge tree, and close to the creek, which was nice to hear, but also near dusty FR 626 that goes alongside the campground to the day-use area. Vault toilet bathroom was clean and had lighting at night. Toilet was an environmental composting type.

Interesting areas to explore along the creek, great views all around with wildlife, and a nice trail goes off the day-use area into the surrounding hills.