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In October of 2024, I did not see any homeless people and enjoyed our stay. No cell phone, internet, showers or dump station but nice wooded trees, large spaces, tidy maintenance. Would stay again as it appears the county cleaned it up from the last negative review.

This park has been taken over by homeless people. If you stay here you must guard your campsite at all times. We made the mistake of leaving in the middle of the day to get groceries and they broke the lock to our trailer and stole over $1500 worth of goods. You will notice the park is mostly empty and this is why. Homeless panhandlers will be hitting you up before your car comes to rest and then daily. You have drug addicts shooting up in the kids park and then sleeping it off. I feel sorry for the actual locals who come to the park and have to endure this. DO NOT STAY HERE!

This is an addendum to my previous review. The 4 stars in my first review is based on the campground's beauty and quiet. However, the facilities are primitive. It looks like there are only outhouse type pit toilets and no sinks or showers. I couldn't recommend it for those without their own facilities.

Beautiful campground. There are lots of trees providing shade and a nearby stream. It is very quiet although there is a bit of distant freeway noise and occasional trains (husband slept outside and heard two trains in the night. I didn't hear them in the RV). It is May and there aren't many other campers but the friendly campground host says it is quiet year round. The downside is that most of the trailer/RV pads are not paved and look like they could be a bit tricky to back into - at least with a 30 ft RV and newbies like us.