The sites are not well designed, but they are pretty and clean. There's one outhouse near the middle of camp and a pump for water across from site 10. Remember to bring a bucket for hauling water from the pump to your campsite. To reach the Upper Highland Lakes part of the campground, take the dirt road that goes west between the two lakes. It has a confusing sign that appears to advise four-wheel drive only.
Any sedan can make it easily.
These sites are just above the lakes in a stand of pines. Right away, you'll see the pump and outhouse. The campsites are back in under the pines and a short walk from the Upper Highland Lake. If you want privacy, camp up here. If you have kids who want to run around, or if you like the western sun to warm your bones, camp in the Lower Highland Lakes area below, where it is sunnier and flatter.