Pros: the campsite was relatively close to town, quiet, cheap, and fairly easy to access.
Cons: we didn’t see any clear markings delineating where each campsite was supposed to be, which was a little confusing. The land was fairly trashed with litter. The worst part however is that when we awoke at 7 am the next morning, a vehicle had parked directly in front of us, almost completely blocking our only way to leave the site because of trees and a post on either side. We had no idea who the vehicle belonged to, but it looked like it had local plates. No one was in sight, and the host had not responded to my previous message from the night before (they never did) just touching base with them. Luckily, I was able to direct my friend to just barely squeeze out of the driveway with maybe an inch to spare. We realize that this might not be the hosts fault, but we did not enjoy having to squeeze out of on a fairly bumpy gravel driveway.