These are very tight sites (extremely narrow.) Our site was very unlevel and the dump connection required an uphill connection. We were on the west side (closest to the road leading to the Montezuma Grade) and we had a fair amount of traffic noise from all the truck traffic. Our table was completely covered with bird shit. The owners seem not to care much about the RV side of this facility. Better sites can be found at a nearby RV park called The Springs at Borrego. We would have stayed at that other RV park but they didn’t have space available for our dates.

There are many other parks in the area that are better priced with similar amenities. Further, there is a ridiculous $8/day resort fee, which they said was for typical RV park amenities: laundry room (with outrageous cost. Much cheaper at laundry mat in town); pool, but the heater went on the fritz; toilets and showers that were "meh" at best; and I'm not sure what else. I paid close to $75/night. I'm willing to pay More if the experience is special. This was definitely not special. When I first arrived, on Dec. 21, there were very few campers, so lots of space on and between the dirt sites. As more folks came nearing Christmas weekend,.the additional RVs were placed immediately adaject.to the few campers already there. In other words, they could have easily spaced folks apart but they did not. The sites are close together, so when bunched up, you lose most of your access to the sunlight, which goes down quickly in late Dec. Unfortunately, my rig's hot water heater broke the first day there. I was able to get a maintenance appt in Phoenix, 300 miles away. Several days before my check out date I asked if I could leave a day early and get a refund. "No refunds." Seems totally out of step with every other park operating during Covid. Due to that I flexibility, I would never return. Another beef, although only one isolated instance, was a noise violation on Christmas night. A group of car campers hooted and hollered until well past the 10PM noise curfew. Appears there was no park security to remind these guys of quiet time. On the plus side, the maintenance team seem like a good bunch of guys, and the food from their restaurant (burgers and salads) is quite good and very convenient. The location is great right at the base of a comparably small mountain range that makes for a terrific 2-hour hike along its ridge. And while dogs are not allowed on the main trails in the larger state park, there is no "no dog" signs in this trail area directly adjacent to the RV park.