Seven Points Campground

There are several camping areas. From full shade to full sun. Some hilly some with easy access. Electric only, water available, dump station at entrance. Nice bathrooms and showers. The lake is main attraction but lots of biking and hiking trails.

7 Points is one of the gems of the COE system. Multiple loops, from open meadow, to woods, to waterfront. Solid electric supply, good cell coverage. Many things to do from hiking and biking trails, to swimming and boating. One of the better water quality lakes in the area, can see 7-7 feet deep - even found a brand new rod/reel combo in 7 feet of water while kayaking! Cell phone coverage for us in Meadow loop was flawless. Only trouble with this park is that it's so nice that getting reservations can be a challenge - especially on weekends!

This was our first experience with an Army Corp of Engineer park and it was fantastic. The campground is huge with several loops. We stayed in the Point Camp loop which was on a peninsula with a site on the water. We made this reservation at the last minute as the campground was opening up to full capacity. The visitor center, playground and beach were all still closed. We stayed at site 141 which was huge. A large paved site with gravel patio including fire ring and picnic table. The woods behind us was amazing. Great places to hang a hammock and a pathway down to the water. The site was electric only but the dump station was large with 4 bays.

Please keep in mind check out it at 4:00 pm and people usually stay until the last minute. Check-in is at 5:00 pm. Also, Ridge Camp loop has some low hanging branches. We would advise to not go on that loop if you have a big rig.

There is also a really cool Mountain bike course with several levels based on experience and miles of walking trails paved with recycled rubber. Great place to boat and kayak.

We paid $15 which was half the normal price because of our National Park Pass. We stayed 6/14 - 6/19/2020.

As others have said this COE park is amazing. The sites are very spacious, most have an additional pad site for tents and the fire pit. Our site had great lake views, it was three spots down from a nice swimming area. Electric only, 30 amp but all the other amenities offered by the park make it a must see.

My family recently stayed here in the Senoia Camp and were shocked at how large the campsites were and how clean the entire campground is! Large gravel sites with oversized picnic table, fire ring, and grass space if you also have a tent. The entire campground looked as though it had recently been updated and was spotless. Nice family atmosphere with no loud parties. There is a rubber trail that goes around the entire campground and past the marina that makes for a nice walk. Seven Points Marina is locates in the campground for boat access. Trough Creek State Park is about a half hour away and has some really nice hiking trails. We’re looking forward to staying here again!

We stayed in the meadow loop. Large sites and fairly level. Bathrooms were ok, I don’t believe they were cleaned as often as claimed. Men’s and women’s room only had two showers each. Time your showers well. Roughly 30-40 sites in this loop and none with water. It’ll get busy! Very few rangers or employees to be seen and the sheep will run wild if you don’t rein them in. Very few campers paid attention to quiet hours. The campground website is a disaster. No actually detailed info, the reservation system is basic. We searched for a site with a 30 amp hookup only for the website to say there were none available for our dates. So we searched for 50 amp and reserved that. Our 50 amp site had all the available hookups (50/30/20)

We enjoyed our time here! The park has a nice rubber padded walking trail, mountain bike trails, a Skills Park for the bikers, marina, nature trail and 6 different campgrounds. The first couple of nights we stayed in Meadows on site 074, then went to Senoia, site 213 (very nice site!) and finally site (182). Site 213 was our favorite. Of course all the sites on the water are really nice. Site 182 is on a very steep incline and can be challenging to get into for heavier rigs. The only bad thing I can say about this park is the cleanliness of the bathrooms. The bathroom in Senoia was never cleaned. When we asked the ranger about it, they said they were short staffed and just refilled the toilet paper in the off season.

First off, my site was one of the least desirable ones in that it was surrounded by neighbors with little privacy. That said, I made reservations at the last minute and this is a popular destination due to it's pricing (seniors get a discount) and available activities. There are quite a few sites right on the lake. I was in the Points campground. There are several other campgrounds but they are not on the water. If you like privacy the Valley campground might be a better choice. I was surprised to find there was no camp host. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were good. Cell reception on Verizon was great. This is a great place for boaters. There are hiking trails which also work for mountain bikers. there is also a really nice rubberized walking path. There's a visitor's center but what with covid and all that I stayed away.They also have a special play area just for mountain bikers. It was nice & quiet at night. My site was fairly level. The guy at the booth where you check in was not the friendliest - but competent. One unpleasant thing was I got a bunch of stink bugs in my camper during my stay - and I hate those bugs!

Excellent COE campground. Easy check-in, great facilities, level sites on the water.

Campground is about about 4 miles from park entrance. Park is full on weekends, even in late September.

Get a lake front site if possible. Only downside is that people with non-lake front sites use your lake front to dock their boats, jet skis and kayaks and then walk through your site.

3 bars of good AT&T cell service, no HDTV channels. Bathrooms and showers were nice.

Get a site by the water in sequoia if possible. Good Verizon service.