What a unique experience! Donna upgraded us from a tent to a bungalow because the wind was too strong on our day or arrival, we definitely appreciated it. The campsite is on the longest stretch of beach on Catalina Island with surrounding mountains- We got to enjoy both water activities and hiking. We saw dolphins during breakfast, bald eagle just roaming, seals while kayaking, bison while hiking and foxes during night hike. We went mid March which the water is freezing and it was cold at night, so prepare extra blankets. There's a communal bathroom and hot showers 100 meters from our bungalow. Common dining hall that sells frozen foods and lunch/dinner ranging from $8-$10 made by an in house chef. Free continental breakfast that was delicious. Wet suits, fine, snorkel masks, kayak for rent, and you can pay extra for guided tour. The trip from Avalon to the campsite was 45 min with bumpy roads, $80 one way per party. Donna communicated with us well in regards to pick up times. We had a great time!