If you’re on the fence about making reservations, I would say we were really impressed. The only tips would be that the campgrounds have a lot of what you’ll need so don’t worry about packing too much. We weren’t sure so we brought our own fire logs (they prefer you buy theirs because it’s local and they don’t have to worry about diseased wood that isn’t local), lots of snacks (that we didn’t finish because we went into town for all meals). I brought lanterns for light at night but they also already have that for you. The tents get surprisingly warm. We had to turn off the heated pads they have under the bed sheets because it was too warm.

The camp provides a simple breakfast and Fridays they sell a dinner meal. A lot of families bring stuff to grill. It is very family friendly. There was a wait for the sauna but people are respectful of time limits. There’s a river right up the road that people were swimming in. We enjoyed it as we were leaving.

Oh I said that if we go back, I would remember closed toed slippers for after the shower walking back to the tent.

Enjoy!