Indian Trail Designated Campsite #1

Spent 1 full day and night.We live in Salem which is about 10 miles from the conservation area.We wanted to test out our new to us solar panel and not go to far from home so found this and tried it out. NOT A DISAPPOINTMENT.
There are 5 different camping areas in the conservation area but we stayed in the first area mainly for cell reception.The further in you go you lose reception but the whole area is quiet and beautiful. No other campers.
No electric or water. Boondocking at its best.Grassy areas for camping and mostly level.Firepits scattered but we didn't have a fire due to the amount of fall leaves and dry grass. Close to town.14 day limit.2 miles to the 1st campsite from highway on a well maintained gravel road. Hunting season starts next week so I would be careful about that.

Remote campsite, no water/electric/dump area. Tent or vehicle camping. Quiet open area, 2-3 spots, 2 fire rings. Easily accessible off a maintained gravel road. Would give this spot 5 stars if staying in the summer. In the winter, the right side is mostly shaded for the day and has thick mud that does not dry. We got stuck in the mud and it was apparent (from the grass) that others have gotten stuck before us. No other campers arrived in our two night weekend stay. Cars pass on the road in front of the campsite every so often but were not a bother.