Imjonesy

Good luck. Just think of the stories you'll be able to tell and laugh about for years to come. We still laugh about our trip there after 12 years. Although, we weren't laughing at the time!

I've camped here in the past (12 years ago), just once. If you Google map the campground and switch the view to a satellite image you will notice train tracks paralleling the campground and crossing the entrance road. This is a freight train line and the trains are frequent and run throughout the night. In addition, due to the unguarded crossing at the campground entrance road the engineers are required by law to blow their horns. Some of the campsites back right to the berm that elevates and supports the tracks. This is where my family and others were assigned to camp, and not only could you hear the trains you could feel the vibration as they rumbled through. We were not able to sleep the whole extended weekend. You had all better bring your ear plugs.