We had a very peaceful camping experience, and the pond on the property was absolutely lovely. We visited over Memorial Day weekend, and the site before ours had a large group with about five cars. It made maneuvering a bit difficult, so I think the owners might consider setting a car limit per site. The lane for vehicles is very narrow, and with multiple cars, it becomes tricky to navigate.
Due to the holiday weekend and the number of guests, the composting toilet nearest to us ran out of sawdust. We stayed at Site 3, which we chose for its privacy—it’s the last site along the road and felt the most secluded. You can park your vehicle right next to the site, which was ideal since we slept in my truck bed the first night. However, it looks like they’re building an off-grid cabin nearby, which may affect Site 3’s privacy in the future.
Next time, I’d love to try Site 1—it looked spacious and even has private access to the pond. I also agree with another reviewer: the property could use better signage. We got lost for over an hour trying to find the pond on site and ended up following a misleading sign marked "pond" that actually led out to the National Forest.
That said, Jordan was a fantastic host. He checked in on us, promptly addressed an issue when someone tried to set up camp too close to our spot, and kept a close eye on the property. As two women traveling alone, we felt very safe and well cared for.