I would stay in the future here somewhere in campground A and of the sites which are right on the water with full hookups (16, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25). Site 1 is at the beginning of site A closest to the dam and on the outside of the loop, away from the water and close to the primitive tent camping area. Bath houses are nice enough and located between sites 20 and 22 along the water, good space between sites, easy back in, full hookups in campground A but only water and electricity in B (I think, we didn't camp there). Our site had a picnic table, a lantern hook, a fire pit and an above ground metal grill. It was well maintained except for a slow drip from our water connection (on the supply side, not our rig). 4g LTE on Tmobile was low bars but generally had (somewhat slow) service when we needed it. It was fine for calls, email and some low level work from the road needs. For video calls we had to leave the park. When we went down by the water to sit on the swing and look at the lily pads we had good coverage so the water front sites may have better coverage. That speed tested at 9 Mbps. ATT hotspot in truck had trouble once inside the park grounds. While we officially had 1 bar and sometimes 2, it was mostly unusuable because the speeds were so low. We don't have a booster but I think that would have made a difference for both. About 4 nice swings down by the water to enjoy the sunrise/sunset or even the afternoon by the water, even if you aren't at a waterfront site.