The parking lot camping served our purpose--a place to stay while in the park. There are no hookups or showers. Very few sites for a large RV and no reservations are accepted. Our site was wide enough for our toad. Sites at the entrance were narrower but longer. There is a lot of traffic in the area all day and into the evening as a major trail head is in the RV park. All traffic is one-way so every car will go past your RV. Try to find a site near the entrance to the RV park and away from the restrooms and trail head or you deal with hikers ALL the time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This national park has an excellent paved parking area designated for campers to locate their campers. The restrooms were clean. There was a freshwater source so that fresh water could be used to fill our water tank. Good tasting water and was convenient located. We would have liked to operate a generator a little longer in the evening but we understand the need for conformity with that type of equipment. We had a one-night stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
At first I was offended by this place as it is a parking lot that allows you to stay overnight. BUT, it is a great idea for our National Parks. It was clean and very friendly. The concept works as a place to stay in the National Park with out any hassles. Sites require you to unhook any toad as they are not long enough to park both. We camped here in a Motorhome.