Campsite is basically a parking lot. But very nicely laid out. And it's conveniently located next to a new Shell station and mini-mart. All campsites have full hookups (water, sewer, 50A electric). There are no showers. And none in the Shell station store. There are no shade trees. Some spaces have nice picnic tables (our pull-thru space #18 did not have one). There is a (no password required unsecured) wifi connection. On CampSpot they mention they offer a complementary breakfast sandwich and coffee. However, the breakfast sandwiches were not labeled - so I had no idea which sandwich was free. I asked for help, and the guy just pointed to the warmer case and said, "They're in there." Hmmm. The mens room looked like it hadn't been cleaned in days. There were paper towel pieces scattered all over the floor. And the paper towel dispenser was empty. Lastly, I should stress that the Shell station is a favorite truck stop in this remote part of eastern Nevada. That said, it can get noisy at night with semi-trucks going in and out. In spite of the negatives I've mentioned, it's a great stop to rest up for the night at a very reasonable price, and fill up with fuel.