The good: the camp host (although we didn't see him much at all) seemed very friendly and the view of mount hood is very pretty (however, the view was obstructed from our campsite). Full hookups and he provided a veteran discount.
The bad: Our site was the Quail site so I can only speak of our specific site. The listing states that the site can accommodate our rig (40') however, due to the location of the hookups and a tall concrete slab in the middle of the pad, our front end stuck out into the middle of the main drive. Realistically, it's not a good spot for anything longer than 32'. The site is butted up right next to a large garage so with the slides out, you couldn't walk between the building and the rig. The parking lot in front of the large garage is full of random vehicles so pulling in and out was a challenge. There were multiple people in and out of the garage, hanging out, working, etc which was noisy during most of the daylight hours and left us without any privacy. There's a bunch of rusted scraps/junk surrounding the garage. We felt like we had rented a spot next to an old mechanic shop/junkyard. It was absolutely not worth the $65 a night. If I'm being honest, we wouldn't stay there again even if it were $25 a night. Finally, a few days in, our son had noticed a camera on the side of the garage that pointed right inside our rig. After addressing it with the host, he provided conflicting stories about whether it was operating or not.