Camping on Clint's land was a core memory in the making. Out of his 3 sites, I'd recommend the one we booked, Elderberry #1, for two reasons: it's closest to the waterfall and because of that, the slight breeze from the impact of the water pushes the fire smoke in usually only one direction.
Clint is a fantastic host. He is extremely clear and concise about expectations, a talkative, friendly character, and very kind to nature.
The water is very cold year round, so be prepared if you want to get in. Clint has a canoe secured to a tree onsite and we found it fun and relaxing to row it around the small body of water. On a hot day, camping here brings relief as the 3 sites are down in a ravine and the water mist from the fall helps cool you off. Probably 10° cooler than up on the hill where you park your car before walking down to the fall/sites.
We brought a dolly but a wagon would work to haul all your camp gear down that dirt trail and back 1/8mi. About halfway through, it was really muddy for about 10-12 steps.
The waterfall provides great white noise for sleepers who need that! The bugs are out flying around quite a bit. We used 6 drops of lemongrass essential oil in 2 TB of coconut oil, and rubbed that on exposed skin as a natural repellent and did not get bitten once.
The picnic table has no seats.
You may need to bring your own TP and hand sanitizer, as they were out of both in the wooden outhouse adjacent to the dirt trail. But Clint gave me a heads up.
So fun!