Even though it was off-season, i expected a bit more for the hundreds it cost for one night. The trailers were nice, and I payed extra for the premium view. That view was of a weed-choked, boulder area that served to reduce the risk of flooding. It also hid the view of the river. I had to clean up glass and tumbleweeds from the firepit area so my dog wouldn't get hurt. There were weeds and tumbleweeds all over. We had to go to the main building to get a cast iron pan to cook with, nobody mentioned this. The "camp store" sold overpriced goods, mostly souvenirs, including an $18 s'mores kit. We had to provide, or buy, our own firewood. Breakfast included mediocre coffee and dry granola, nothing else. We had to go eat breakfast elsewhere.
My final opinion is it is a touristy, money trap. For the same price i could have stayed at a very nice hotel, bought a nice dinner and had money left over.
