Everything that you have read about this campground being a literal oasis in the desert is Gospel of Paul. We spent 24 hours at this camp after realizing the sad reality (water recession) as to why a majority of the other campgrounds were ghost towns.
My girlfriend and I camped at this facility on a Saturday after deciding to move on from Callville Bay Campground (which is nice, as well) as a result of a waterfront that was, sadly, no where to be found. We stumbled over at about 8:00AM and there were plenty of plots left despite our concern of a first come, first serve campground on a Saturday morning. We found a wonderful spot (120) with a view of the water and plenty of shade from the 105 degree sun.
I see in the prior reviews that there are a lot of posts about the beach not being dog friendly, but I want you to know that the camp itself is very dog friendly, and you can go to the private events beach just 200 yards down from the main beach that the pup can run free until their little heart figuratively explodes with joy.
I'll be frequenting this campground as both a getaway, but I would absolutely consider this a forever home... you know, if I lived in my tent full-time.
Infamous one-sentence review of Boulder Beach Campground?
"This place needs no popping-the-tent innuendos to entice you call it temporary home"