The Ranger working reception was polite and helpful. The site was “OK” it could use leveling and since it was an ADA site it would help if it had gravel or pavement. The electricity was working, but the water spigot is so far from the site (one spigot is located between two pull-thru sites). We had to use 3 hoses to connect the water. Fortunately we had them an available. There are no sewer connections, but they do have a dump station. It’s a bit awkward for a big rig parked in section C because you have to circle around the campground to enter from the right side.
There were no fires allowed due to a statewide fire band. However, the campground was overflowing with leaves that should be blowed out of the sites because they are a serious fire risk. It’s also hard for a disabled person to walk around and not slip & fall because of all the leaves, many of which covered tree roots. It is a very pretty campground, but the ADA sites definitely need work. Also, using Workampers would help alleviate the fire risk of the leaves. We stayed in a DE state park that had 3 Workampers the night before and all campsites were clear of leaves and debris. They also have paved ADA sites.
Notwithstanding the issues mentioned above, it’s a nice campground that just needs a little TLC.