We were here for the end Veterans day weekend, the sites were mostly taken when we arrived so it was quite tight. Markers for the site boundaries are not obvious so if one person hangs over it throws everyone out. We couldn't fit into our booked site 21 due to this but where able to swap into another one. Our site was dry backing up to the water, slept like a baby with the noise of the crashing waves in the background.
It's a small campground which was nice for our 3 1/2 year old to ride her bike around.
Sandy beach is right there.
Flush toilets and coin operated showers, 90 seconds per quarter.

Our site was nearly impossible to squeeze into, and we aren’t that big! We arrived on New Years Eve (we expected crowds, but this was nuts) and had to ask two people to move their trucks so we could get into our site. There were some rowdy folks for the holiday (expected) and the camp host played music outside his camper the entire week (not expected) we were there for the better part of non-quiet hours (7am-9pm). We weren’t expecting to listen to Jimmy Buffett radio for the entirety of our stay, especially when the sound of waves crashing was so peaceful. The beach was beautiful and the park maintainace folks seemed to keep the bathrooms clean. Rules didn’t seem to be enforced though and there was a sign up about thefts and chains being cut at night (we didn’t have issues). I don’t think I’d recommend this spot unless you plan to camp midweek. Our site had full hookups and the fee was reasonable compared to other spots along the coast. We really loved about half of experience here, but the negatives would deter us from staying again.