Dry camp spots, $26 per night. 

All spots are back-in.

A limited number of spots can accommodate RV's over 40 feet.  However, they are difficult for large RV's to get into due to narrow camp roads. 

NOTE ON OBTAINING CAMP SPOTS.

This campground has a camp host.  All spots have a "open" or a "reserved" sign post on them.  I have added pictures of these signs under my PHOTOS tab.  The ones marked RESERVED are available through the reservation system.  Most of these RESERVED sites are booked up through the summer.  The camp spots marked with OPEN are available first-come, first-served.  If you arrive without a reservation, look for available spots with the OPEN sign. Then check and see if there is a paper tag on the spot.  The paper tag will say how long the spot is taken for.  If there isn't a paper tag then the spot is open.  RESERVED spots work a bit differently.  Its best to talk directly with the camp host and see if any of the rRESERVED spots are actually open.  On occasion a RESERVED spot is abandon before the reservation is expired leaving the spot open without an occupant.  In a crowded park its dissapointing to see reserved spots sitting there empty.  Talk with the campground host about these spots.  

Reservations are available through Recreation.gov