From their web site and worthy of note: "Water and 30 amp power service only, no wastewater services, showers or bathrooms. Must be self contained. "We enjoyed our stay and have no complaints. A lot of the national park campgrounds in the area either don't take reservations, don't take trailers longer than 21' or were full, so we were happy to find this place.The place is, first and foremost, an Inn. The rooms at the inn have the best views of the river. However, RV campers only have a walk a couple hundred feet to enjoy the river views. We used the place as a basecamp to explore the area a bit. For that, it was perfect. The park managers were very friendly and, when we got there, gave us the spot on the end because they thought that was nicer than the one they had originally scheduled for us. The one on the end doesn't have neighbors on the passenger side of a trailer but, other than that, the few sites seemed to be identical.Google's directions to the place were accurate although, as you turn off the main highway into what appears to be a wrong turn, we had a moment of doubt and ended up calling the place to double-check. Just be aware that the inn is not very visible from the road and is hidden behind a restaurant.