Camping at our Earthship/tire-house

I loved the fact that I was alone in a woody area. It would have not been private with other campers there. Sites are rather close to each other. I was a last minute booking and I suspect that's maybe why my host was taken by surprise. Trail entrance was overgrown and I thought I may have the wrong address when I entered the driveway. Solataire is kind, provided me with a flashlight (forgot mine). It was perfect for a night stay. The road leading to the place is stunning.

Booked for 2 nights, but left after one for Algonquin. At least it's only 20 bucks to lose. Campsite itself is pretty good, for the price. It didn't matter as we were the only ones there, but it seems like the path runs directly through the campsites. It's first come first serve for campsite location, so if booking isn't full you can at least spread out. The reason we left was that it was SO loud. I guess it's because they're doing construction, but they started blasting music at ~7am on Sunday morning. You can hear everything from the house, so kids screaming until pitch darkness, music, etc very loudly. It was labour day weekend which means fireworks, so idk if this is the case all the time, but there seems to be a hundred dogs in the neighbourhood barking all night. One stars barking and it sets them all off, and you can't even distinguish individual dogs anymore, it's just a roaring noise. You can also really hear the road. I am sure this is on par for trailer park campsites, but I they make you do an 'about you' writeup before booking and the literal only thing I wrote is that we want a quiet getaway. Parking is a nightmare, even as the only car there - they ask you not to go past a certain point, so you have very little room. You're stuck doing a 7 point turn to turn around, except it's like a minefield of loose garbage, kids toys, kids bikes, a watermelon? etc and the tiniest unleashed dog. It's like they want you to crunch something (we didn't).

It's quiet when there's no other campers. It's cheap. The path could be maintained better. The steep drop combined with the thorny raspberry plants combine to form a moat that is not the most welcoming. My site came with a hammock but it was unusuable as it was quite moldy. I felt safe leaving my camping equipment on this site as I was spending the days away.