This campsite was an adventure and a dream! A huge appreciation to Shawn for being such an outstanding Hipcamp host. His communication was prompt and direct, and the sheer warmth and love he has for this land is clear. A wonderful guy!
The campsite itself is a short 7 minute walk (with some hills) through the woods -- totally magical -- where you pop out into a clearing with a table, fire ring, and flat spot next to the trickling stream for a tent. There's also a hunting cabin we were able to use to store (non-food) items during our stay to keep our tent cleaner. There's a little table in there, along with cards and a lamp, so if it's chilly and you want a place to sit up and hang out, the little cabin is a great asset.
We met Shawn at his house and he drove us out to the site, and then offered to drive some of our heavier items out to the site via ATV so that we didn't have to carry everything. Important to note that you must abide by bear country protocols -- we did not bring a bear bag or canister, so we just hiked our cooler and food up and down from the car between meals.
This place feels completely secluded. The stream is clear and cold, the woods were green, mossy, and smelled absolutely divine. The drive up campsite listed is where you park your car to hike into the campsite, so we saw our neighbors around their fire but that was about it once we hiked back down.
Pro-tip: if you plan to leave your campsite, drop a pin so it's easy to find your way back