Bayside follows the typical Alaska RV park of hookups on a gravel parking lot. We did have an end spot on the front row which allowed us a view of the mountain. For rigs with front windows the front row has the potential for good views. The staff was helpful and while the park was full, it didn't seem overly noisy. There isn't a ton of room between sites but they appeared to be able to easily accommodate the largest class As and fifth wheels.They advertise all types of sites from full 50 and 30 down to dry tent camping. Coin laundry and free showers were available at the office. Wifi was not particularly fast and we had trouble even signing on during peak hours. Cable tv channel options were plentiful for an rv park.