We had been warned about the mosquitos but they were horrific. We could not walk to the beach or go on the nature trail without repellant. The RV sites were clean and orderly, but the beach was soiled perhaps from previous oil spills. Aside from laughing gulls, there were few birds. The neighboring birding hot spots were all industrial yards. the WiFi did not work, the laundry and bath houses were out of order.

The campground is nice and well maintained. We were in site 14 for 8 days. Some of the turns, though open, were a little tight for bigger rigs, with several leaving deep tracks in the soft ground and mud. Most of the sites, though reasonably level, had fairly large low areas that tended to flood with water a few inches deep. The water did tend to drain within a day or so after the rain stopped. AT&T coverage was “fair”, generally with 3 Bars and up to ~9 MB/s, but usually around or less than 0.4 MB/s. Although the campground is supposed to have WiFi, I was unable to get a connection to it. There is no cable, but we did have DISH satellite coverage at our site, as would any of the sites, so I didn’t test OTA DTV channels. The beach area was nice, but it was rainy and very windy most of our stay, as two major winter storms raged across the country, though Terri did get out to walk it whenever the weather permitted. One day we did see a shoal of porpoises just out from the park’s pier. There is only one trail in the campground looks to have low lying areas that flood or hold water most of the time, making hiking it problematic. Although there is a grocery/hardware/everything store a just a few miles down the road, their selection of groceries was rather limited, so don’t plan to get fancy.

Although there is not a view where your site is the area is clean and neat. Drive through sites make it easy to get in and out. Convenient dump site coming in and going out. Electric (50 amp) and water. For seniors it was a 50% discount so we stayed 4 days for $40.