Wi-Fi was weak, at times; i just switched to my air card -- it was much faster, so I stuck with it. We had 30 amp service on a lightly-loaded circuit, so we could run BOTH A/C units; our travel friends two sites away, on a different circuit, avoided all other electrical draws and still could only run one A/C. They were a bit more friendly, this year; two years ago, they were quite unfriendly (not rude, just busk); they raised our rate from 21 to 31, tho they originally agreed to freeze the 2007 rate (for our 2008 reservation); due to my health incident in Ohio, we rolled over the reservation to 2009; price rose 50%, so decided to stay only 5 nights, instead of 7 that had been pre-paid in 2007... $155.xx for 5 nites, vs. $121.xx for six nites (pay for 6, 7th nite is free). They still owe me $10 refund for the unused days on original reservation. Sites near the hwy get to hear noisy logging trucks all day, some at night; away from the hwy it's less noisy. Like many parks, they charge a fee for visitors (unless you persuade they're not visiting, rather drop-off/pick-up stuff or camper, only -- not using the facility)... wanted to charge our non-camping friends to use a picnic table for lunch (they just left the park, instead). Despite the fee hike, we will probably stay here next time -- our purpose was to attend week-long dance event at Dance Country, it's so close -- walking distance to the dance hall! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed this park but were only there 1 night. If you want shade you have to pick a back in with 30 amp and no cable or sewer but that was fine since we had a satellite. The staff was friendly. Park is very well maintained. Some sites are near the highway and you would not be able to sleep with your window open. Wi-Fi worked great. Would like to come back and use it to explore Mt. Shasta. We camped here in a Motorhome.