Open and roomy sites on grass or gravel for tents and/or RVs. There are primitive sites, sites with 20/30/50 power and water, and sites that also have sewer hookups. There are cute cabins that look brand spanking new and a few wooden platform with pavilion style, heavy-duty tents on them.
There are loads of amenities: dump stations, bathrooms, showers, laundry, playgrounds, an events tent that is huge, a greenhouse, a gold panning station, and let's not forget the creek with the fishing.
You must have a reservation if you plan to arrive after office hours. They need to give you a code for the gate.
They ask for a lot of information. They want to know specifics about your vehicle(s), the age of the people in your group, and the status of your dog's inoculations. There's even a small contract. It's a bit weird, but okay.
Looks like the camp is constantly being upgraded, though there are signs of neglect in certain areas. Nothing major.