Amanda Molloy

Their “backcountry camping” is not backcountry. The 10 sites are within 20 feet of each other. People walk in your site constantly with no respect. The sites were dirty with toilet paper on the ground. The fire pit is so small the wood the give you only fits one log. The best part, locals come and party at the site and are very loud. There’s also 100 fees for random things which makes it more expensive than most places and I’m not sure where the money goes because all the boardwalks in the trails were falling apart. Any pretty view was ruined by houses and boats. Never thought I’d hate camping but I hated this camping.