Our site was shady, level, well away from the RV set, and we were very pleased and comfortable. If you plan to stay at this campground and are sensitive to noise, you should know that it is located right next to some very active train tracks. We heard the trains, but were not bothered by them. One criticism that I have was there were only three shower stalls for the entire park, of a hundred sites or so - so the morning shower line can try your nerves. This is completely legal of course, and we got some great tips on where to go from a ranger in the forest service headquarters at Klamath falls.
Ranger stations are indispensable sources for information.
Most rangers we have talked to have been very helpful, and all the information, maps and advice they have provided us with have been free. However, you are financially responsible for any forest fires you start. Yuri is holding up well on the off-the paved road adventures, even with the low clearance propane tank underneath. Saturday and Sunday night, we visited friends in Ashland, OR - Jonas and Marcella Ruikis. However, recently he has been working from his home office in Ashland, and telecommuting.