First, if you plan to stay here I strongly suggest taking the Sierra Silver Mine Tour BEFORE arriving at the property. It is fascinating, and will hopefully deepen your appreciation of the area.
Second, when you get to the property have a chat with Lisa and learn a bit of the history. Lisa owns several hundred feet of land along the road, and just across and up the road (in addition to the creek) is the most amazing abandoned mine.
The entire little canyon was a thriving mining operation at one point, which made the site super intriguing for my friend and me.
Overall the privacy was OK. This is a multi-site camp. We had site #2 and backed in, making it feel more private. Otherwise, the amenities were really nice; and you can tell Lisa goes that extra mile to make her site engaging and fun: fire pit, rock painting, horse shoes, corn hole, a shed with some additional activities and games, grills, etc.
Everything was nice and well kept. We are glad we had the opportunity to stay there. A long walk up the mountain road in itself made this site worth it.