We usually camp in state or national parks or forests because we like the space and privacy. This campground is not like that, but it is not like private campgrounds where you are on top of each other. It's kind of in between. If you don't need services, some sites are very private and large enough. The space for electric and water sites is more limited. We would recommend 23 as being one of the biggest, if you don't mind being close to washrooms. This campground is not well suited for big rigs. Washrooms are clean, and there are sinks for dishwashing (great!). Showers are coin operated, but only 25cents for 3 minutes. Sites in the 67 to 82 range are nice, but you will hear the main road from there. The sites on the left side of "Ground Hog Hill" are very small and are back to a fence to people's backyards - avoid those. AT&T 4G comes in fairly good in the campground

Hosts/Managers very friendly and helpful at check-in (loaned me an additional water hose, as I was on the "wrong" site of a shared utility pole). The web site says quaint, and that it is. Visited at end of September, so it was very quiet while we were there. Our site was a bit tight to s-turn into, but doable. Most sites looked pretty tight and you will be close to any neighbors. Only down side is that there are some houses that look over the fence and right into the campground. Was not an issue for us however.

Sites are private, quiet and big enough. Roads in the campground are not well maintained. We have a splinter 23feets...and it was not easy to circulate.

Hosts/Managers very friendly and helpful at check-in (loaned me an additional water hose, as I was on the "wrong" site of a shared utility pole).