We had a great time staying here for the weekend. This is group camping- shared bathrooms, outdoor showers, picnic tables. There was a small group of teen campers there, not at all disruptive to our stay. The free breakfast was hard boiled eggs, muffins, bagels, fruit, variety of cereal, and coffee.
We brought our own food and camp stove, so I can’t speak to the other optional meals they provide.
Be sure to read the confirmation emails closely, and confirm what you need to bring bedding-wise. Be aware that many of the amenities (kayaks, SUPs, even fire ring and BBQ use) are extra rental fee. But everything on Catalina seems to be like that- you can’t bring your own and you pay island-prices once you get there.
Annie and Zora were very responsive, so ask your questions ahead of time and you’ll know what to expect when you arrive.
The camp store has candy, chips, ice cream and sodas, but it was rarely open. Fridge space was a little tight but we made it work.
Bathrooms were very clean if you got to them after the daily cleaning, but by end of day they got pretty dirty. Trash cans by the eating area were also overflowing.
Staff were friendly, but seemed like maybe not enough of them? They were definitely always hustling to keep up with cleaning and set up.
Great snorkeling off of Hen Rock, calm water for kayaking around the little bay.