Indian Ridge Camp Sites

So first of all, I have no idea how my friends even came to know about this place, since evidently nobody has reviewed it yet – anywhere. It’s very much in the middle of nowhere (luckily, this is precisely the type of environment we were looking for).
It’s a pretty standard super cheap campsite. We stayed in an A-​frame which was very cozy. It had a full kitchen (stove, fridge, table and chairs, microwave) complete with dishes and cleaning supplies. It had running water and a hot water shower, as well as AC units and a tv. I get that most people won’t consider this camping, but we’re a group of tech-​y, mildly professorial city-​livers so… bear with me.
We had a reservation for 20 people, 10 of whom bailed on us. The campsite allowed us to cancel one of our three reserved campers, but then quite forcefully informed us that we had no choice but to pay for the other two. We only used one of our reservations (the A-​frame cabin) for the following reasons:
1) We thought it would be more fun to cram us all into an A-​frame, regardless of the fact that it’s meant to comfortably sleep 6, and there were ten of us. We made it work. Cozy card games and s’mores over the kitchen stove anybody?
2) The other two options were a hot mess. We had a larger «pop-​up» and a smaller one. Neither had any kind of locking mechanism for the door. One had a shower and no functioning lights, while the other had lights but no bathroom/​shower. Otherwise they were pretty standard campers, but we weren’t fans of those options.
It should be noted that the campsite also has a pool (we didn’t try it, but it was well-​maintained) and playground (swings! aka awesomeness for a bunch of adult-​children). It also has a bath house sort of deal, with 2 shower stalls and a number of restrooms to service those customers not staying in cabins or campers with restrooms. I’m told these were clean and well-​maintained.
They advertised a rec room, but this was really just a little cabin with shirtless overweight men arguing over sports and playing cards while smoking marborol reds. As a foosball addict seeing the foosball table at the far corner, I was a bit saddened by the deterring effect of the maxed out creeper-​meeter in that room/​cabin. No thanks.
Basically, it’s cheap, simple, and far from civilization so if that’s what you’re looking for, enjoy.