Our site was level and had some shade provided by large trees that line the park boundary. The park has easy access off of the highway, some sites are pull-throughs, but many others are back-in. There are also tiny houses, big and small cabins, and tent camping. The camp hosts will back-in your camper if you need some assistance. We had no problems with the electricity, water, or sewer hookups. Each site has a fire ring and a picnic table. The park is dog-friendly as long as they're on leash. Everyone is very good about picking up after their pets. Many of the park guests come back year after year, and most everyone seems to know each other. There's an almost nightly get-together around a firepit, if you're interested. It's not clique-ish. There's a 530pm potluck on Wednesday evenings, and a 530pm weenie roast on Saturday evenings. Just ask a park host which side of the park these things will be happening, as it changes. The laundry room is large and very nice - everything works, and there's a change machine. $1.50 per laundry load for washers. And it costs me about $1 to $1.50 to dry each load. No streaming movies, YouTube, or Pandora allowed on your TV or phone. No bird feeders allowed, due to problems with bears at night. We saw wildlife in camp (deer, marmots, Stellar Jaybirds, hummingbirds, chipmunks, and bunnies). Golf carts are allowed in the RV park, but all ATVs/OHVs must be trailered due to local highway laws. The sidewalks pretty much roll up at 9pm for the RV park and the whole town, and it's a very quiet park. Discounts given for weekly and monthly stays. Our price averaged out to be $36.75 per night for 16 nights, 17 days. Ask for the number for "Satellite Bob" if you're having issues getting your TV to work. He's a local and will drive to the RV park and help you out. I don't know what his fees are, but I hear it's reasonable. The park now has a credit card machine, so reservations are much easier to deal with than in the past.