I wish I could give more details about the actual camp site, but could not get that far. What the ad does not mention is the 10 miles of unpaved roads that you need to bump and jostle down to get to the site. On the way, you pass a number of somewhat abandoned looking shacks, giving it a bit of a creepy feeling. Once you get where you think you need to be, there are no addresses or signs that tell you where to go. I drove up a path that aligned with the coordinates - not only did this end up being the incorrect, but the homeowner informed me that he had already contacted the sheriff because I had stopped in the road while trying to figure out where to go. He said the neighbors were questionable and he had suspected foul play. Without any cell service, I decided this is not where I wanted to spend the night and turned around to find other lodging.