Nice, quiet, wonderful. Some sites are a little short. Lake was beautiful. My only complaint was that the showers are push button operated, so you get a few minutes of water, then you have to push the button again. Also, no control of the water temperature. But it's a rustic park, so there you go! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
If you are looking for a quiet park with basic water and power hookups, Twin Lakes is a good pick. Many sites are available that have virtually complete privacy. For those that want the more communal aspect, there are also sites that offer close by neighbors. Beware that as of October 2008, the lake is in dire straights, and running out of water. It is down about 15 feet at the moment. Luckily, the park is on the main river channel, so you will still have water access. Other than that, Twin Lakes is a nice park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This was our first trip to Twin Lakes and found that the sites were level and spacious. I would rate this one of the best places we have camped although we may have just gotten lucky with our site. We drove thought the entire campground and did find some older sections that weren't as nice. I love the way you can look at each campsite (picture) online. We will definitely camp here again. The only downfall is there is no camp store and no place within a 15 minutes drive to get ice. It was so hot we had to get ice for the ice chest every day. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
What a great campground! I can only imagine if the lake had been at normal levels, how that would look. It still is a beautiful lake. I would say that 95% of the campsites are on the lake--there is not a bad site anywhere. Sites are deep, spacious and private. Campground hosts were friendly and helpful. The only negative I can say about this is the men's comfort station only having 1 commode, 1 urinal and 2 showers on a large loop. No info on the women's. Had to play the waiting game on the weekend mornings and evenings. Stores, restaurants are just a short 10 minute drive. I was able to get a cell phone signal from ATT while I camped. Clemson Marina is on the other side of the lake where you can rent boats and drive them over and dock next to your campsite. I highly recommend this campground to anyone. No wonder it made the top 100 list 2 years in a row! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
We stayed on a waterfront site between the beach and one of the playgrounds. The playgrounds are well maintained and surrounded by lush grass. The area is quiet and patrolled by the park ranger and county deputies. It was quiet and private. It was quite a trot to the bath house, which was clean but not exactly squeaky clean. We will definitely go back, and we would highly recommend! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Great park. Sites are very spacious and many of them are on the lake. The lake is very low due to the drought. Make sure you bring your own firewood. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Good campground with varied sites. If you have a large rig check out sites before renting. Some are hard to park in. This is our second choice in the area for camping.We camp here 2 or 3 times a year and stay for 3 to 7 days at a time. The playgrounds are average for campgrounds but you need to watch for poison oak on trees around playgrounds. This campground fills up quickly due to fact Clemson University is close by so book early. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Great lakeside park near Clemson University. Lots of waterfront sites. Paved roads throughout, level gravel sites and spacious. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Beautiful park in fall. Large sites with lots of trees. Many have satellite access. Hard to find - located on Hwy #76 between Anderson and Clemson. There is a small brown recreation sign on highway indicating turn to west. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice COE park. Super nice Hosts making our stay a pleasant one. Stayed there 5 days. All facilities are near by in Anderson, SC. Clemson University was also interesting place to visit. Most sites are on the water with abundance of shade. Very quiet except for the Jet ski's and big power boats. You prayed for early sunsets (beautiful) to regain quietness. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I don't think there's really a bad site at this park. Our site was on the water (as most are). We enjoyed the shade of the trees and the view of the lake. This is a nice place to ride your bike. Mostly families camping here; the park is quiet in the evenings. There are 2 dump stations near the front of the park. Gray stations are located in many locations throughout the park. There are several playgrounds, but I think it is the same equipment at each site. There's a link off of the campground's site that will let you view pictures of each individual site. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Park was extremely well layed out. Most sites have waterfront and are very large. Parking pad is made of small gravel and fairly level. This place has a nice beach area for lake swimming. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.