bobmagee

Got a riverfront site that's shady and has a great view. Found this place on a search, and it's really worth it. On my list now, will return again.

We booked this place about a month out, and weren't sure how it would be. The campground is in a beautiful setting, real close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and about 30 miles south of the end of Skyline Drive. The interior roads are pretty narrow, but we took it slow and didn't have a problem. If you have a rig over 25', I'd suggest one of the perimeter sites, not the interior ones.

Used it as an overnighter. Not a bad place right off the highway. A little pricey but not many options in the area. On site restaurant, close to shopping & fuel.

Decent place right by Lake Powell & Horseshoe Bend. Office staff friendly, they were working through some computer & camper issues at our check in. I'd stay again if in the area.

Really a cool spot to park your camper (no tents allowed here, sadly). Our site wasn't the easiest to back into but survived it ok. We were here in early November & it was sold out, weather was perfect. This is our 2nd visit to a TVA campground and they've both been great.

We did a 4 night stay. Very clean place to camp ( we prefer state parks). Owners provide many services, mainly making sure you're on the right way to your destinations.

Buffalo River National Rec Area is beautiful. Make sure you hike a few trails (Hawksbill Crag is A+). Many canoe/kayak/tube outfitters in the area.

Groceries very close by, and gas stations.

We stayed after a long day's drive from the Davis Mountains. Really spacious pull through sites about a half mile from I-20. Did some laundry, and just recharged. Clean place & quiet.

Only stopped for a night on the way back home, the weather wasn't great so we couldn't enjoy the large lot. TVA Campsites are always nice. Campsites on the perimeter are the best. Restrooms clean, campsites well taken care of.

Our 2nd visit here, glad we came back. Just spectacular scenery & hiking. Mesquite loop is great, and quiet.

Only negative, and it's minor, is the park is always under a burn ban, so plan accordingly for your meals. No fires or charcoal grills allowed.

We couldn't get into any of the state parks, and decided to check this place out. We normally wouldn't book a place like this, but we were pleasantly surprised. Very clean place, the workers are friendly and very helpful if you have questions about the area and attractions/restaurants. It's a great locatiuon for Enchanted Rock, Fredericksburg, and other scenery. While this place is close to the interstate, we didn't notice much noise at all. When we return to Hill Country, I'd definitely consider staying again!