Energy Lake Campground

The campground was pretty nice. When we first arrived and looked at our site we were a bit worried. It was a steep downhill pad. However it turned out to be easier to position and set up than we thought it would be and the benefits were great. We were right on the lake. The views were beautiful. Our 30amp site was not close to others, but some sites were fairly closely spaced.
There was a family get together going on that was a bit loud but did quiet down by 10:00

Bathrooms were good. Staff was friendly
The campground is close to some hiking and fishing areas.
We would consider coming back.

when we what sites were available and we were given a map which highlighted with the open sites. we picked a9 bc it was a nice site high on a bluf with a view... a few hrs later we were informed that the site we picked was reserved after we payed and set up and was available for us to use... they old us that are site was reserved after we paid and set up... i did not move.. other than this the site was nice and well maintained...this is the only site in the camp ground here i would even consider staying it the other are very unlevel or very odd to back in to. from around a bed to between trees some were a blind back down a hill with large boulders on each side and the road parallel to your site
the camp ground is small compared to the other campgrounds with electric.

We pulled in here on our way west from NC for one night. Enjoyed the small swim area and all the great shade. This was a small to medium size campground with sites spread out for privacy. Lake access is available for swimming and there are large fields for group play. The campground itself is about 10-15 min drive down a long narrow access road. Road was in great shape. Pull through was a little tight but we had no issue getting in and out with a spotter.

This is a lovely little campground. Our spot, C4, was beautiful and right on the lake with 30 amp electric and room enough for our 25' trailer and truck. We arrived after dark, easily found the site (thanks to our on-line map - they didn't have one at the entrance) and got settled in okay in the dark. And it is DARK in those sites if the moon isn't shining, so bring a lantern! The reservation site says water sullpy is 60' away but it's actually less than 20 - right between sites 4 and 5. I suspect with a splitter, you could just run it as city water, but we filled our tank. Really, all the spots in this small campground are pretty nice. Some are tent only or too small for most campers, but there are some big enough for 5th wheels and class A RVs. It doesn't have the amenities of the larger campgrounds, most sites are electric only, but the sites are not right on top of each other and that makes it much more peaceful. I had only two issues; both with the bath house. 1. It has HUGE BRIGHT LIGHTS that draw bugs like crazy. Expect a swarm when you go there at night. 2. It was not cleaned even once during our stay, not even to empty the trash. The other areas were kept quite clean.

We plan to go back. We also plan to ask for that site. Maybe I shouldn't make it so popular?