We scored one of the best sites in the campground for our first 3 nights - site 43. We had space out of our front door and a green 'lawn' (ok, it's technically the leech field!). Our stay in this site provided quiet nights, although the bugs did try to eat us alive once dusk rolled in.We then snagged a cancellation in site 15. The cancellation was due to someone having previously booked the site, arriving, being appalled at the site, and insisting on their money back. And honestly, I don't blame them. The site is absolutely sardined in next to its neighbors, facing one neighbor buddy site style. It has no picnic table, and is terribly unlevel with dirt rolls and ruts. But, we WANTED to stay for a few more days, as our nephew was enjoying his time with the pack of kids that roam the park (most of this pack is at the park on and off, as their relatives have seasonal sites). So, we made site 15 work.This is an older campground, with older amenities that are either being very slowly updated or simply 'patched' for now. There is a newer-looking pickleball court. The pool is unheated and showing signs of age, but usable. There is an older swing set in one area and a small backyard-style play structure in another area. There is a community rec building with VHS tapes but no working VHS player. About half of the campground seems to be filled with seasonal residents, most of them older in age and a bit cantankerous. The camp hosts were all very friendly. We enjoyed our stay here because it met our specific needs at the time: a nice group of kids that were able to roam the small park safely and a pool for the nephew. I would suspect that those who don't have those needs may be less pleased with their sites or stay - depending on which site they land in. Verizon cellular data service was highly usable for our purposes, which included video streaming, video conferencing, etc.