In nearly 6 years of full-time RVing, we encountered two things at this campground that we never had before: lightning fast fiber wifi (which you will need because cell service on AT&T & Verizon is zero, and very weak on T-Mobile), and a lengthy legal release form (you can view it at https://www.keblercorner.com/liability-waiver/).Having to sign that document is the sole reason I gave the campground 4 stars instead of 5. It felt so much more intrusive than just acknowledging and abiding by a list of rules and regs -- like they were expecting us to be criminals rather than just campers.That said, our stay was wonderful, and we would both recommend and return. We did in fact meet the owners, Paul & Emily & young sons, and they are friendly and committed to keeping the place clean and well run. They trimmed a branch for us without hesitation when we asked (it was posing a risk to our roof), brought water to our crew that was working on a project one afternoon, and asked for both positive and negative feedback for them to help make the place better. As their web site states, they offer easy access to outdoor adventures, wineries, and the beautiful scenery of the western slopes. Sites were tightly spaced, so there wasn't a lot of room on either side of us, but each site on the creek side has space at the rear (facing the creek) to enjoy outdoor socializing and dining in a carefully and prettily landscaped small courtyard. Bathrooms were kept spotless, and set up in individual private rooms with toilet/sink/shower. They really thought through customer needs, and outfitted the baths with ample hooks, shelves, and benches.During our stay in June, the days were hot, dry, and sunny (80-90 degrees) but cooled down into the high 50's and low 60's overnight with a light breeze. We loved hearing the rushing creek all night through our open windows.