Other than site #4 being genuinely private, the property wasn't what was represented in the listing. The grounds are much more rundown than the photos suggest, and several of the amenities we were looking forward to either weren't available or didn't appear to be functional, including the communal kitchen, covered eating area, the "Mr. Meowza Canteen," and the donkeys. Aside from the bathtub shower, most of the outbuildings didn't seem usable.
The single porta-potty serving the entire campground also wasn't ideal. Fortunately, we were the only campers during our stay, so it wasn't a major issue, but it could be if the campground were full.
The stargazing hammocks are a nice idea, but when we went to use them we were greeted by an aggressive dog, so we decided to head back to our campsite instead. For a property that advertises itself as off-leash friendly, having a dog that makes guests feel unwelcome was disappointing.
Overall, if you're simply looking for a private campsite, site #4 delivers. But if you're booking because of the amenities shown in the listing, you may find the experience doesn't match the expectations that are set