Boiling Springs State Park

We were the only ones in the Spring Hill Campground at Boiling Springs State Park, until late in the evening. There were three sites occupied at bedtime which was so very quiet for the evening. The restrooms and showers were clean and very nice. Beautifully kept grounds and park. I don't know that I would want to be there in the peak of summer camping season, but off season? Definitely a do over if and when we are back in the area.

We came here for the Labor Day weekend and it did not disappoint. Not a “thrills a minute” park. However, if you enjoy hiking, biking, relaxing or small lake fishing this is the place. We stayed in the full hook up section in the White Tail portion of the park. Bathrooms and showers very clean. Heavily patrolled by the park ranger. Lots of stickers in the grass so be mindful when you walk your dog. Some train noise but not bad. Couldn’t hear it in the camper.

Site 14 w/in Whitetail CG apparently was getting repaved but there was no mention on the third party booking site for OK Parks.

We picked a different site using the Rangers help since when I logged back into the site , , it said my name and reservation number could not be found. There was little coverage so I used the open Wifi near the office.

At night there were birds chirping but I heard the train passing at dawn.

I would like people to support State Parks such as this, but it needs a concentrated effort to keep this large park that is in need of refurbishing.

Nice campground, mature trees, nice swimming pool, but it was more expensive than the camping! Would be quite a hike to walk to the pool from any of the campgrounds. Bathhouse was fine. Camped mid August, mid week and the only ones there. Lots of stickers, lots of mosquitoes. Would rather stay at Alabaster caverns state park which isn't to far away. Good connection on Us cellular.