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We camped at RV site #3. It has 50-amp electricity, water and septic. The nightly rate was $52 and is the same year-round. You can get a cheaper rate for a full week or month. The site was on a large concrete pad set at a nice angle for backing in. We have a 35 ft Fifth Wheel and there was plenty of room to back into the site. The pad is also very level. Trees are nicely spaced around the site. There are a few easy hikes you can take right from the campground. Be careful because there have been several Sasquatch sitings in the area. During 6-10 (Tue-Fri) October we were the only campers in the park, except for three full timers who parked in a separate area across the road. On Friday afternoon five more campers arrived. There is no T-Mobile cell phone reception inside the campground. However, we were able to get on the campground’s wifi and got 5 mbps speed, good enough for streaming video. Our site was close to the main campground reception building, and I think if you are farther away you may not receive the wifi. We thought the nicest spot for RVs was site #7 which is at the end and nestled by itself with the forest area behind it. However you won’t get WiFi reception there. We loved this campground and will be back next year.