This seems to be an overlooked gem. The campground is nestled in towering old grow trees. It has a large lake with a swim beach, plus a pool with water slides. The restroom/showers are clean, though pretty basic The staff is friendly and there are good restaurants nearby.

They apparently gets crowd on holiday weekends, but in the July weekend we were there it was almost empty.

The downside:
— Electricity only. That did not bother us and there was a free dump/fill station.
— The fees. $21 per night isn’t bad, but they add a $3 user fee. But first you must buy a $7 entry tag, unless you have an annual permit.

Nevertheless, I would go back. It was among the prettiest campgrounds we have stayed in a dozen states.

Only electricity available. Nice big spots. Crowded on weeekends but nice environment and hikes.