This is a beautiful, tiny campground nestled in the pine trees. There are 8 campsites, including one group site, and sites 4-6 were the prettiest and most private, in my opinion. There are 2 bathrooms, both of which were very clean, but one was out of toilet paper. I have read this in several reviews, so make sure to bring your own just in case.
The campground is off a gravel road about 5 miles up the canyon. The road is used mainly for ATVs and there are many blind corners, so be careful when driving so you don't hurt anyone! I wouldn't recommend driving up the road at night or with a giant trailer, and I was a bit worried about my vintage trailer rattling apart on the drive during the day. But it was fine, luckily.
There was a small lake/pond nearby that seems to be popular for fishing and canoeing. It also probably breeds mosquitos, as my legs have never been so eaten up and swollen from bites before! I even had 2 pairs of pants on and bug spray soaking my skin and pants. I got bitten between the fingers a few times too, which was a first for me.
When I visited in July, the weather was only maybe 5 degrees cooler at the campground than in the valley, so bring a fan if you like cool air while you sleep. Site 5 is beautiful, although there was sometimes a whiff of bathroom stink as it is immediately across from it. It didn't bother me, though.
Small drawbacks aside, this was a beautiful campground, there was only 1 other site in use while we were there, and we ooohed and ahhhed over the Milky Way at night. Doesn't get much better than that! read more