Foraging, fishing, flora and fauna!
Site 1 is spacious and deep enough for multiple large tents, or a medium-large trailer and tent. All sites are well-spaced apart and nicely treed. There were 2 other sites occupied, but no one was on top of each other. Lots of wildlife and interesting plants, including ripe saskatoons and nettle (tasty, but watch the sting).
The decks are outstanding, sturdy, roomy, and with great views of the water. Easily the best view I've ever had while cooking breakfast. Top deck is big enough to set up a 10x10 for rain shelter, and there are trees around for hammocks.
Potty shed was a little stinky, but clean, comfortable, and had good quality toilet paper.
Trail to beach was a bit steep as described, but my small kids and my 75 year old mom were able to navigate. It got a bit slippery after rain, though, so wear decent shoes. (Might benefit from a little gravel where the logs end.)
Beach is rocky, not sandy, and had lots of driftwood and plant bits from higher water. We fished a bit and managed to catch a few small pike (around 18").
Be warned that the mosquitoes can be horrendous, especially after rain and at night. Bring the good bug spray.
We didn't have a fire, but the fire pit was decent and wood bundle price reasonable. Potable water on site was good.