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Wanted to clarify facility details based on recent phone call with Corp office. The recreation.gov filters only show 7 RV sites with water hookups, but that really only applies to sites 51-57 which also are the only sites with 50 amp electric. The remaining sites share water hookups and do not have dedicated connections so a Y adapter is needed. Contact the facility office for more details. Will provide more info on a few days after our visit.

Not a place you want to bring an RV or most regular vehicles. The road leading to this campsite is an extremely steep switchback that runs directly through a major mine site. While that may sound neat, the road is full of extremely sharp, large, heavy rocks. Be ready to get out for rocks and clearing timber. If locals see an RV at the campsite coming up/down the road, be ready for 5x more rocks in the road on the way down.

Definitely in a weird area. There isn’t really an in person thing but we also checked in late. We were having trouble with the payment going through but thankfully the lady was patient and helped us out! I’d definitely be a bit nervous about being here alone but it’s a small place that was great for a very late overnight check in.

Towed our car with a flatbed trailer. Definitely harder to park where we were placed but we managed. Besides that. Everything else was good! Clean, quiet neighbors. W/E. WiFi worked well!