Beautiful site but with some flaws
Based on the specs, I wouldn’t have chosen this spot, but we were joining friends. We had a lovely time camping here. If you know what you’re getting into, this could be a perfectly fine place to camp.
The good: It’s beautiful. A short walk down the road led to private river access, which was stunning. We loved swimming there. The neighbors were friendly but generally left us alone. We were charmed by the resident goose who wandered over to visit. The electric hookup worked flawlessly. It’s easy enough to head into town if you need anything, but you’re still sleeping among the trees.
The bad: If you want privacy, look elsewhere. You’re on a small property surrounded by houses — and some of the neighboring properties are super sketchy. Just above the site is a road with plenty of traffic noise. Train horns are audible. The main road was closed for construction, so we had to drive an extra 20 minutes to get to the site with no warning from the host. There’s a hairpin turn and a steep hill to drive down that’s impossible if you’re coming in from the right. And there’s very little room to navigate if you’re backing in a camper — expert skill is needed. There is no potable water and no toilet. We missed the part about the 50 amp electric, so we had to run out to buy a converter.
All in all, we had a great time, but you should be clear-eyed about what to expect with this site.