Used the campground for our annual shakedown trip and to visit some relatives in either direction from the campground. Owners very nice, very responsive. On arrival, we were met at the store and they were expecting us. Our site was at the end of a row of sites next to the road that leads to the tenting area. We could easily back in and position our 15-foot teardrop camper. Campground owners were very nice.The campground is old. The buildings housing the office/store and men's and women's room were old, but clean and in decent shape. Road was basically dirt. Mostly seasonal campers with their permanent decks, plumbing and decorations. Somewhat tight quarters.As we hooked up our utilities, we found a cable box waiting for us. We hooked up our cable and were unable to find any stations. Found out every site is "cable-ready" for the seasonal campers, but they have to arrange separate billing. So don't expect your cable to work.The site was level, clean with a fire ring and picnic table. A short walk from our campsite was a nice nature trail next to a pretty pond. The site is pretty remote, but you can get gas, general store merchandise and great ice cream (Udderly Delicious Ice Cream!) within about 10 minutes. Can't recommend Brad's pizza.Unforunately, our four days were cold, rainy and windy. We accomplished our goals, enjoyed ourselves and are calling it successful.Access was easy and well maintained, despite the dirt roads (some work being done in the campground);Location ws beautiful but remote.Cleanliness was good but buildings' ages presented some challenges.