Great CG, First/First

First come first served, dry camping. The CG is in a loop, with the sites on the outside of the loop being a little smaller and tucked into the trees, a little, giving good shade ... especially for tents. The other sites, on the inside of the loop, are larger and more open to the sun, if you use solar to charge our batteries. Still there are some trees that cast a little shade, even in those spots. Vault toilet was cleaned daily, and we were there 7 nights, leaving on our 8th day. As noted, the road in is very narrow and poorly maintained ... if it's maintained at all. There are pull offs to pass the rare oncoming vehicle. We have a 35' TT and had no difficulty. We saw a Super C and a couple of fairly large Class C's who made it in, too. I wouldn't bring a Class A or 5W. Go slow and be prepared to maybe backup a little to allow the other vehicle to pass. There are several homes along the road, so be considerate of the local residents. 1 bar of AT&T. Starlink works great.

Very tight road, no cell. Free.

The road in is barely one lane wide. It has low hanging trees and bushes/fences/houses alongside. It almost feels as if you're driving through people's yards at times. A couple of small campers were there and my 10ft high Class C did ok. Campsites are nice size and space. Gravel, firepit, grill, picnic table at each. Easy walk to the river. There are bathrooms but I didn't go in. Seemed clean just glancing in. Beautiful place. My AT&T had one bar sometimes so I couldn't work and couldn't stay.