Know what you are getting into
Given the right expectations, this could be a great Basecamp.
Pros: Campsite contact very responsive.
Pro: Close to Salida.
Pro: Games on site: horseshoes, croquet, & cornhole.
Cons: Only 1 small porta-potty on site for all campers. On arrivival, chemicals were fresh, but the unit felt old, dingy & very cramped = scary. (Suggestion: provide multiple units, ADA size / accessible, with hand sanitizer and a light inside.)
(Another suggestion: provide outdoor hand washing stations)
Con: Close to Salida. Noisy during the day, esp with the small airport across the road.
Con: Fire pits only at some sites, check site details. The communal firepit at center of camp can be loud. Fortunately the other guests quieted down before dawn.
(Suggestion: have guests agree to the standard campsite regulations of quiet time from 10 PM - 8AM).
Con: tent camping. Perhaps a trailer would be better. Areas to place tents were small (site 7 does not have a gravel area at all!) The soil is hard (no fault of the owners, obviously) and the wind can be tent-flatteningly, awning-liftoff strong. Used rocks to try to hold things down.
Con: Beware, sandal-wearers, lots of cactus.
Overall: overpriced. If there was a bathhouse with a flushing toilet, showers and drinkable water, I would pay $60/night (with fees).
(Suggestion: more photos of sites)
Not somewhere to peacefully chill, but ok as a Basecamp for exploring Salida. A shower would go a long way to make this enjoyable