roadtripper906820

Easy to find and most Campsites were empty. Each site has table, trashcan, lantern hook and fire ring. It is at end of a dirt road but it was smooth and hard packed. The roads in campground and boat launch are all paved once you get there. No space for big rigs, vans and small trailers are fine. My T-mobile had one bar of 4g data, so very slow. Best part was watching alligators cruising up and down the bayou. There is a 2-3 ft steel sea wall along the campsite shore so it is not easy for the gators to get into camp.

There was one other camper there. No staff, restrooms closed and water off in the 1st come area of 18 sites but the sites are wonderful. It probably is much more populated during summer with day users. It was a great overnight since we are completely self sufficient. There is a couple trails, one 1.8 miles around the lake and the other goes off into the wilderness.

We stayed 3 nights. Took Uber and Metro train back and forth to/ from DC. You cannot stay anywhere for $10 /night but we did here with my senior discount. Yes bathrooms could be cleaner but they were fine for the price. Will stay here again when in town.

I really wanted to camp here but...

Sites are a little close together but we're mostly open when I stayed. Sites are level, many on the water and most are shaded. I saw birds, squirrels and deer. Only down side is nearby papermill. It runs all night so consistent background roar most all the time and if wind is right you get the smell.

I have a 10,000 lb front wheel drive Ram ProMaster. The 3.4 mile road going in is loose sand and I was wondering if I would make it. I kept it going fast and plowed through the places of deep loose sand. It was so worth it. Beautiful spot to camp on a little lake on the Altahmaha River. There is restrooms, boat ramp, dock and picnic tables and there is no charge. The is room for 20-30? campers.