Magic interrupted by construction
For most of the trip, the campsite was magical. The swimming hole was incredible, the vibes were impeccable. My PHEV Ford Escape SUV, which only has 2 wheel drive but also has a “deep snow and sand” mode, had very little trouble on the road (other than having to do maneuvers like, for example, after a sharp curve that took away momentum: stopping, reversing so that there’s a runway, then accelerating up a hill.) The hosts were friendly, let us see the baby chicks that had just hatched on their farm, and offered to let us buy the camping propane bottles they had handy instead of going into town since we forgot to pack an extra.
However, the communication and consideration could’ve been a lot better. I would’ve really liked to know that a construction project was happening within easy earshot of the campsite on one of the days so that I could’ve booked a different weekend, but we were told about it the morning after we got there. There were people, including children, walking in view of the campsite during the work on the outhouse, which went from about 10am to 7pm (during which we would’ve also had to also pause the project and ask everyone to go away if we had needed to use the outhouse).
All in all, beautiful campsite, mostly great experience, but had some issues.