Highly recommend! 10 out of 10! We camped in spot 25 (site 7 at the campground) and it was in the far back away from everything. This is what we wanted. Although, we were the furthest away from the vault toilets, we were closer to the river so we could fish. We booked it after the holidays so there was no one there. Even if there was, there’s enough space between the campsites. Key things to note. Getting there, you will need to drive about 6 miles on a dirt road. Our AWD SUV was fine for the drive. You will check in at the store. The store has some random snacks and things you may want or need, like ice or pancake mix. As part of your stay, you have use of the canoes and bikes. The lake was pretty low, so we weren’t able to paddle board but that’s ok. There were even fresh duck and chicken eggs for free! 4pm is the duck parade! The store is attached to the lodge which is a great place to hang out. There’s a pool table, deep seated cushioned chairs for lounging, some board games, fresh coffee for everyone at 8am. There’s Wi-Fi at the lodge if you need it. Outside the lodge, there’s a fresh spring water spigot so you can refill your water jugs. We did see a bear across the river and a moose swimming the lake where we took the canoe out. Next time, we’re getting a cabin! I did enjoy our tent camping, but the cabins looked great to stay in. Can’t wait!