The irony of this is that my husband and I left this campsite trying to figure out how to leave a nicely-worded less than stellar review. Now I don’t have to. This campsite was not what we expected from the description. It was a small mowed field (not sure what the 5 acres refers to?!) with a house just past the tree line, vey close. It did not feel private at all. We listened to trains and highway noise all night long. Car horns even - it was by far the loudest campsite we have been to. There is a sign strung up between trees so you know you can’t drive farther into the clearing - which you have to go under or over every time you cross with your stuff. It wasn’t a big deal but it could be done better easily. We got there late and left early but we had already decided we would not be back. We even canceled an upcoming trip to this site that was within the cancellation window, leaving one night that was not. My biggest issue was FOUR entire days after we stayed, I get a message from the host saying “Hello, due to the property damage, broken rules and disaster we are forced to cancel your booking.” I was confused and sent a message back, initially thinking another guest had done something to their site. She responded with “The condition in which you left our campsite earlier this week was really bad.” My husband and I were actually shocked. Then we wondered why it took her that long to get to the site?! I inquired what she even meant by this. She responded with “Our solar lights were snapped in multiple places, pee in the garbage can, tire tracks in the clearing and everything moved around.” I know it wasn’t us but I can understand that she has no clue who we are. But what she described was vandalism, not leaving a campsite left in disarray by rude, inconsiderate guests. We didn’t even have a fire. We touched nothing at the campsite and never drove behind the signage. The only explanation is trespassing. It is so scary to me she discounted me. I have countless references from past stays (and even became friends with a host that same weekend at another site!). This was a safety issue and she ignored it. I recommended security cameras in the future. I would not recommend this campsite. I even contacted hipcamp to document this experience just in case it should affect a camper in the future. Jessamyn, you did teach me a valuable lesson: always make sure to document a campsite with photos prior to our departure. Thank you for that!