We had what would have been a great experience camping in this area somewhat dampened by an over abundance of bees or yellow jackets. We camped here over Labor Day weekend and the area wasn’t overly crowded. We followed the road to the right and crossed over the creek and went back in about a half mile or so. We ended up turning in to a rather large campsite with what looks like 3 separate areas so we took the only one left and set up camp. There were two trailers already in the other spots but no signs of being used. It’s common for people to stage their rigs up on the mountain and head back to work for the week. Over the weekend both occupants showed up for 1 or 2 nights, they just waved and continued on. The yellow jackets got progressively worse and worse as the weekend went on, forcing us to just finally call it quits a half a day early and headed home. They were very annoying whenever food was around and actually but a couple of people in our group. Weather couldn’t have been more perfect, 70’s in the day and 40’s in the night.