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Since this is a first-come/first-served campground we intentionally planned to arrive early. We figured that being a Sunday folks would be leaving, and sure enough, that was the case. Even some of the prime water-front sites were available. We chose site 3 and after walking up to the Iron Ranger to pay, we sat down to lunch. Our timing was good weather-wise, for shortly after lunch it began to rain. I managed to make my rounds for taking these pictures before the rain settled in for good.
Date of visit: March 2015
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This shows how sites are angled and fairly well separated. Site 2 is in the foreground, with our rig on 3.
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There are 7 water-front sites; these are sites 4-6.
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Each of the water-front sites has a very nice fenced patio, a pleasant place to sit and relax. Some folks bring boats with them and after launching them, they can tie up along the shore right by their site.
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Sites 7-9 are three parallel sites, slightly staggered so that rigs are not right beside each other.
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Sites 11-13 are at the edge of the woods across from a grassy area.
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If you are looking for a little privacy, site 10 might suit you. as it is off by itself a bit.
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Sites 17-21 are located in the center of the campground loop. Like all sites here, these are back-in.
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Site 23 on the left, 22 straight ahead and 24 to the right.
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Site 1 is the designated handicapped site, located near the bathhouse.
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The bathhouse is modern with free hot showers. It has an interesting all-stainless steel interior, even the walls, making it easier to keep clean.
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Close to the campground is a day-use area with a boat launching ramp. It's also a pleasant spot to sit and see if you catch any fish.
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The day-use area has a number of picnic tables and grills along the shoreline.
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There is also a pavilion which can be reserved for special events.
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Amenities
25 sites with E(30/50A)/W - $18
(50% off with Golden Age/Golden Access Pass)
Dump station, showers
Open all year
Coordinates: 30.847127 N, 84.661556 W
Elevation: 95'
Activities/Attractions
Fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking
Lake Seminole
Riverside Artsfest - early May
Swine Time Festival and Decatur Fall Festival and Fair
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