Pros:

• insanely great views
• campsites are somewhat private.
• Good proximity to shopping and food.

Cons:

• Strict Check in Times: I had a long drive to the camp and ended up getting there 12 minutes before my check in time. They would not allow me to check in 12 minutes early. They also would not let me park in their lot and wait. Their staff recommended that I drive my campervan around for 12 minutes and come back when I’m allowed in. It’s a campsite, not a hotel room. It’s not like my site wasn’t ready for me, they were just intentionally being unaccommodating to their guests.It felt more like a power move than anything.
• Stolen Belongings: I left for a day, leaving some articles of clothing out to dry on the picnic table along with an unopened bale of firewood. When I came back everything was gone and my fire pit had been cleaned out. It seemed as if they assumed I had checked out (though I had my reservation until the next morning) and took my belongings. When I went to the office to file a report the officer took my information and I was told that the rangers are “very busy” and to wait to hear back from them. There’s also nothing to leave like a tag on a post to say that you have that campground reserved so if you leave your spot and don’t have a tent or something to leave behind, it’s assumed by everyone that no one is staying at your spot. About an hour later an officer stopped by who was very nice and checked around but didn’t find anything and said to check with the maintenance team in the morning because it looked as if they cleaned out my spot while I was gone. Turns out that’s what happened. I talked to someone from the maintenance team the next morning who explained to me that they don’t even get a list of what sites are still reserved or not so they’ll just go through and clean / toss everything if you aren’t there.
• The reservation system is confusing and it’s impossible to get through to their phone to ask questions: All you get is an automated recording every time which isn’t really clear. FYI their premium campsites do not have power hookups. You need to specifically reserve an RV site for that even if you do not have an RV. It also doesn’t help that the entire California state reservation system is incredibly difficult, not allowing bookings within 48 hours in advance or listing direct numbers to most of their campgrounds.
• As previously stated, there’s no way to get a hold of them on the phone.
• The camp store and reservation office is closed.
• You have to pay to use the showers, they are not included with the campground fee.
• There’s no free camp wifi which is certainly not the end of the world but FYI.
• They don’t have an entrance if you’ve already checked in. I waited in the check in line for 20 minutes one night when I was already checked in and just trying to return to my camp for the sunset.

Overall, there aren’t many accommodations at this campground in various capacities. I wouldn’t return in the future.

UPDATE: I contacted the park and after weeks of no response and following up with them they refused to take accountability for the incident or give me a refund.