The beaches are beautiful and the primitive campsites are very nice, but I don't understand why you have to put down a $50 deposit after paying $20.09 for one night and no electricity.
Also, the man who worked there was either very rude or had the personality of a rock. There were only Two other people camping there at the time and he picked our spot for us; right next to one of the other campers. Since we had no say in our spot, we could not camp in our hammocks because it was an area where the trees were too far apart. I asked him if there were any trails nearby and instead of pointing out the one that was right next to the docks, he just said, "there's a bunch... Just walk around". Later that day, we went to buy some firewood. It seemed like we were inconveniencing him in some way (he earlier stated how busy he had been and since there were only a couple campers and very little traffic, I was very envious of his hectic work day). He told (not asked) us to meet him around back, at the shed. We got back there and he went in to the back to give us about 8 pieces of wood for $8.00 and just slid it to us and said, "dump it out and bring back my crate".
Anyways, the place is great, but the guy who was working there could really try to polish up his customer service skills... It really makes a bad, lasting impression. read more