Staff was friendly, “campground” was well kept, but looked more like a modern parking lot. Small grass strips next to each site, though sites were long. No picnic tables or fire rings. Looked to be a lot of full timers, but mostly newer rigs. Not much to do in town, a small museum, a couple of restaurants. The few fast food restaurants do not open their dinning rooms until lunch, which is not the campgrounds fault, but like most places now, nobody wants to work. Quite a few campgrounds around, and they all looked like parking lots, so must be the standard here. Cellular internet not good, campground internet flakey.
Nightly Rate: -
Days Stayed: 3
Site Number: -
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 5G
AT&T 5G
Don’t know why they don’t run water to the sites, I can see why they don’t do sewer, they would have to pump it up the hill, if the septic system has capacity. Cell reception is one bar for AT&T and Verizon, at least in the middle of the campground, may be better elsewhere. Fire rings are across the road from the sites on the river. As another poster said, do not follow gps.
Nightly Rate: -
Days Stayed: -
Site Number: 12
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
AT&T 4G
The nearest cell tower is not very far away on Richard Russell scenic Highway, but the signal to Vogel is blocked by a mountain. The next closest tower is in the city of Blairsville, which is partially blocked by another mountain. Do not expect cell service to improve anytime soon, as the county will only allow a limited number of towers in the area, and right now they have the maximum.