This is our second time visiting this campground. We stayed in site 99. Most sites are large and there is space between sites. There are some smaller sites that can only fit tents and pop-ups. There are also a few sites that are a bit close together. Many sites are on the water. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is a very family friendly campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Vast campground with a variety of graveled waterfront and forested sites.  Sites are mostly level, we used one block to level laterally.  Huge depth for big rigs, although there is some steepness backing into many sites.  Retaining walls common.  Hookups for electric and water worked fine.  Two dump stations for the campground.  Recycling bins present.  At least two children's play areas.  Plenty of overflow parking for vehicles and boat trailers.  Camp host welcoming and friendly.  Some sites are so forested as to create satellite link problems.  Picnic table, fire ring, and lantern posts at each site, and the sites are spacious.  Great roadways for bicycling.  Bathrooms and showers spotless with almost too hot water.  Quiet at night, but noisy by the water by day (boats and wave runners).  Lake Hartwell was down about 10 to 15 feet, creating a rocky clayey shoreline.  Birdwatching opportunities abound.  Some animals nearly tame.  Some of the locals told us that the place can become hard to get into during summer months without prior reservations, but we found dozens of sites empty on our weekday visit.  Easy to find about nine miles off of I-85 from Exit 14.  Our GPS took us right to the entrance.  We would camp here again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.