The option to pick a site is nice. We were in a yurt this time but plan to come back later in the summer to a campsite. Would love more privacy between sites but it looks like you have young trees growing, so that will improve!

Early May isn't prime season so stopping in at desk, given $71 per nite to park van. Told we could check exactly which site we wanted, came back 10 min later, price now $76! Particularly onerous way to treat retired campers. PN

The site was not very well taken care of and the picnic tables were in desperate, native attention

Please point out the Thai restaurant at the site. We didn't realize it was there until Saturday night, after 9 pm, when we returned from our photo tour. Our guide told us it was really good. But they had already closed. We would have totally eaten there.

Changing quiet time to an appropriate time. The site next to us had people drinking and smoking weed all day/night. Weed smoking started early morning. While you can’t control who books a strict policy could ensure the rest of the campers could enjoy the outdoors.

Yhe E6 Concrete pad is all buckled - it needs to be redone. Its Impossible to get level, which is important For a full service siteFirepit pad is all cracked. Needs to be redone alsoThere seem to be lots of people at the campsite and also along the valley trail that have dogs. There’s a dispenser forDog poop bags but there never seems to be any bags in it. And there is no trashcan near the far bathroom facilitiesHardware replacement for wifi (already mentioned)E6 site needs More gravel. In the spring, it is extremely muddy

Just to let you know the front right stove hot plate didn’t work.We had a great time staying.The kids loved the loftThe playground and putt golf was fantastic.Front desk staff you extremely helpful especially Emily. Helped me out with booking activities.Very friendly and sweet.

Keep Door Closed While Cleaning In bath rooms Gets Cold If Your In Shower And Door Is Proped Open

I would definitely visit again!!

I was a bit afraid to arrive at night in the dark having never camped there. I stopped to get my welcome package, which after a 12 hour day at work, I just wanted to get to my site and go to bed, so didn't read through the overwhelming amount of information. The map directed me accordingly, but you must understand that in the dark, I had no idea where I was going. No signs to indicate I was even in the right vicinity, I drove down a rough dirt road and assumed i had gone wrong...spend forever looking at maps and thinking I must be close but didn't know where to go....to then stumble upon rocks and signage as I was about to give up. Finally got my tent set up in the dark then just wanted to use the toilet and go to bed. Once again in the dark with no signage, I wandered through the whole campground without finding the toilets, went back to the vehicle to look at the map and figure there must be close so eventually found then, only to realize i needed a code to get in! so back to the vehicle again...couldnt find the code anywhere so assumed it was back on the paper that I left at the check in area Drove the whole way back there to find nothing then get back in the car and find it was written on the welcome map somewhere. then drove the whole way back and finally go into the toilet. putting info like that at the forefront in large print might be helpful, or an email bolded stating a code is required and making it obvious. I was so frustrated through this whole process in the dark. If you know people are arriving in the dark, maybe explain a bit more in detail about what to expect.Thanks.