Most other sites are closed during the winter except for long term trailer living. We were able to find an opening for two nights in a 32’ C Class. You share a water hookup with the site next to you through their splitter, so water pressure sucks. 50/30amp and sewer is great. Common area is meh- all outdoor. Showers have wood paneling in between with knots broken out so get ready to get an accidental peek at your shower buddy. One of the toilet stalls has a curtain that will accidentally be opened on you while you are doing your morning business. They have cabins that are more like condos so that might be a better option for short term. WiFi was great though so we loaded all our offline maps for all the hiking to do in the area.

Paid $12 for dump station. Drove through the campground to get to the dump station and it looked like mostly long term folks there. I personally would not stay here for a visit to the area.

We are stuck here while our car is repaired, but for anyone considering this place as a stopover keep moving. It is a dump, site pads not level, people are the absolute worst. Almost all permanent residents. Not at all well maintained, not at all clean, and a stunning $50/night.