If you want the Facts, I found out.
My first night, I saw over 20 deer, a raccoon, and bats on the camp ground, some within 15ft of me. It was beautiful. But then I saw 3 vans full of college students drive up. I thought, wow, people coming to watch the show of animals, till I saw one pick up a rock and throw it at the deer. I sat irritated at the cruelty as they set up tents. It seems that only a few of these students were disrespectful enough to disregard the camp's rules and abuse the privledges, including doing things that left the facilities in worse shape for wear requiring at one point a plummer to come in and try to fix it. I had asked about things and found out that this happens more often than it should, and thus why rates are more than the owner would like to charge. I also found out that the owner bought the place 2 years ago and has been doing renovations ever since, because it was supposedly in very bad shape. I personally didn't find any problem with the place other than what people brought in with them, and found it peaceful and beautiful, an oasis in the dessert. The people were friendly and sometimes very knowledgable about everything in the area. This is what I know from personal experience. It does confuse me that people write reviews to something they haven't been to. This is what I found out from listening to others. -- The electrical thing, I don't know about, but I do know that the upper rv area plugs are 50amp plugs and if you try to use the wrong plug it might screw up your electrical system, since alot of these places are only 30amp. In fact, the lower rv camp is only 30amp.
And the pool thing? Well, I asked and the person I asked said there is no charge for it, but they only have it operating in the summer months, and they did fire a guy last year for taking money in ways he shouldn't when they found out.
Me? I'd go back any time I wanted to go to caverns, or even if passing through. After all, with the current owner, it is only getting better from one year to the next as the owner has money to fix things up. Of course, this part is just my opinion, which is still better than someone who hasn't actually been there. And perhaps, if people stop abusing the property, then maybe the prices will drop.. One can hope and pray.