Our experience was not very good. We were not met by the host as promised, and there was no formal office. The only ones around were the barmaids at the bar, and they just said go park wherever you want. We had reserved 12, but nothing was marked, so we just took a spot. The sites are pretty level gravel, but are littered with chunks of wood, and remnants of other campers (rags, 6 pack plastic, tooth pickers, and sheet metal screws). The place is also overgrown with weeds, and definitely needs some TLC. The sites are pretty close, but we essentially had the place to ourselves other than what appeared to be long term residents. We watched several campers pull in to a site, look around and leave. We did not find the bathrooms or laundry area until the second day, and it was tucked in a big red building where you had to walk through a bunch of junk and an overflowing trailer of trash that stunk to high heaven. The bathrooms were filthy and the garbage cans overflowing. We did attempt to do a load of laundry, but the machine quit halfway, so we ended up going to Pinedale to finish it. We did not eat at the bar. The menu did look good, but we just did our own grilling. There is also a swampy pond right next to the sites, and the mosquitoes at night were unreal, so sitting out was not going to happen.
We are real easy going people and made the best out of it. We had a great view of the nearby hills and it was very peaceful.