As described and pictured. Brian is friendly, the land is beautiful and the designated campsite on the south field has direct access to Yanahli which my partner and kids enjoyed exploring. They have done the kindness of providing a barrel for your campfire, there was ample dry firewood for scavenging around the site.
We had hoped to miss the start of tick season (our trip was mid March 2024), but came prepared with high strength DEET and even though we snagged a couple off of ourselves and the boys, we didn't have any bites. This was not unexpected, simply mentioning so other campers know there is a lot of leafy cover on the ground and to come adequately prepared.
We did have to cut short our trip a day early due to the weather which moved up its timeline and we did not want to try to pack our 4 door sedan full of soggy gear.
Light pollution is minimal, got to see plenty of stars and clusters we don't get to view well or at all in Nashville. We had a stunning view of the ISS flyover and we saw more satellites in one night than in the years we've been gazing in Nashville, so that was also fun.
All in all no complaints or issues. Path getting back was fine when dry for our FWD 4 door sedan, though I would check with Brian if it's been soggy for a few days before you plan on going and you lack 4WD/AWD.