This place is absolutely stunning and very, very special. If you're looking for a unique experience and are OK roughing it, there's no better option. We were there over Fourth of July and it was still incredibly calm and quiet -- very different from Two Harbors, which is more crowded/active. That can be good or bad depending on what vibe you're going for. The tents are spaced very close to each other, and our neighbors asked us to be quiet when we were just talking inside our tent with the flaps down. So if you're looking for absolute quiet OR trying to get rowdy, this may but be the spot for you -- it's all about that happy medium. It's also a bit of a slog to get there, but totally worth it if you're ok lugging your gear around. (PRO TIP: You can check your bags in Avalon if you wanna roam around while waiting for the shuttle to Whites Landing.) Finally, I would recommend bringing your own food. The meal options listed in the booking and subsequent communications were not accurate. overall their kitchen was unreliable, which is likely a kink they're ironing out as their setup is still relatively new. Communicating with them in general was difficult, so I would say as long as you know that going into it, you can manage your expectations and be prepared to provide for yourself. If we'd known that in advance, it would've saved us a lot of stress. That certainly didn't ruin the experience -- just a recommendation for what would've made things a little better.