At the entrance to the park is the Ranger Station where campers check-in and register. First impressions were very favorable - the staff was friendly and professional and the park had a well-maintained look to it.

We arrived on a Monday afternoon and found lots of sites from which to choose. Site 27 with its great view of the lake was our choice.

Date of visit: Nov 2015

There are two campground areas - one is more open, which is where we were, and there is also a quite wooded loop, which I imagine is rather popular in the summer. These are sites 23-30. That's us, the first rig on the left.

Here are sites 16-22.

Sites 9-15.

Sites 7,5,3,1 back up against the woods and get some shade.

Across the park road from the sunny loop is the wooded area. These are sites 67-63.

The bathhouse is located at the entrance to the wooded camp loop. It is quite modern, was clean and offered free hot showers.

Down at the south end of the wooded loop are sites 60 and 59.

Site 58 is one of 2 pull-through sites.

For large families or friends camping together, there is one double site, 50 and 52.

Sites 48-43 are along the back portion of the wooded loop and are up against the park boundary fence.

Sites 36-32.

Site 31 is the other pull-through site. It is located at the north end of the wooded loop and has a view of the lake.

The day-use area features several picnic pavilions and a play area for the kids.

A triple-lane boat ramp facilitates getting your boat into the water for a day of fishing or water-skiing.

You can fish from the shore, as this father and son duo are doing.

Amenities

69 FHU sites - $28 for non-county residents, $25 for county residents

Tent fees - $20 for non-county residents, $18 for county residents

Senior Discount - $2 for non-county residents, $4 for county residents

Bathhouse with free hot showers

No dump station - all sites have sewer connection

Open all year

Coordinates: 35.02263 N, 81.04309 W

Elevation: 597'