Excellent for solo campers mobility
I absolutely loved this space! As a solo camper with mobility issues this was perfect for my dog and me.
It is directly off the road but it doesn't feel like it, especially in camp #2.
The peaceful birdsong & the sound of frogs provides a peaceful soundtrack, which is occasionally accompanied by the horns down on the river at the hatchery.
While the site itself doesn't have hiking trails, it's just minutes away from 2 different fish hatcheries, river access & other local wildlife attractions.
When I arrived I was greeted warmly by Owen, who came bearing gifts from him & his wife - a jar of delicious apple butter, some freshly picked cherries & half a dozen fresh eggs...I had forgotten how delicious farm fresh eggs really are!
My dog really enjoyed the space - but it's definitely wise to leash your dogs & small children for safety. (My dog is generally stuck to me like Velcro & rarely wanders off, but he did & got too close to the road - 💯 my fault for having him off leash)
This site is excellent for folks who are new to solo camping & want to learn with a safety net.
It's also excellent if you have mobility issues and can't walk far to set up a camp. You can back your car right up to either site to unload & set up camp.
It also boasts the cleanest out house I've ever seen (seriously).
tl;dr It's a easy access site, pretty, birdsong central to several pretty places to walk, Owen is a great host, clean outhouse & good for those with mobility issues.