Gunter Hill Campground

Stayed here thur and fri of the labor day weekend. I got completely filled up. There are 2 campsite loops. Antioch is the older loop with gravel pads, not especially level. The picnic table at my site was extremely weathered with a lot of black yuk. The area would have been quiet except for one rude camper who felt obligated to compel everyone to listen to their music. All sites in the antioch loop are spacious, have water and electric, and cost $18.
The Catoma loop has all concrete pads and appeared to be level.
There dont seem to be any hiking trails but walking the paved road is still pleasant as it is a treed area. Dont expect to be able to walk along the river. Catoma sites are all $26.
The facility honors America the Beautiful and other interagency passes, so there is a 50% discount for holders of those passes.

This is an incredible campground with amazing sites that offer unbelievable spacing and full hookups. The campground is impeccably well landscaped and maintained and is simply beautiful on so many levels. Choose the Catoma loop for the full experience.

The only negative was the ant problem we suffered. Part of it was our own fault for not taking adequate precautions when we arrived. On the afternoon of the second day we realized our mistake too late. Don’t be like us. Lay down the suppressant early and avoid the headache.

All I can say is WOW! Huge sites, clean, quiet, easy access, and with America the Beautiful Pass only $13/night for FULL hookups!! Beautiful sunrise over the lake!
I am not easily impressed but Gunter Hill Campground did just that. For reference we are a family of 4 (children 8 & 7) traveling with our dog and.cat on our way to Yellowstone NP.

This campground is one of our favorites. The area was getting a little dry, so we thought we would bring our normal camping rain to help them out. The sites all are big rig friendly with full hookups. The Catoma section is fully paved, while Antioch section is gravel and crushed limestone. The Antioch section waterfront sites are very unlevel. We prefer the Catoma section. The two larger bathhouses are air conditioned. The smaller one is not, but it has individual shower room instead of curtained stalls. We had one to two bars of AT&T LTE (with occasional dropouts). This is being written onsite using my iPhone. I would definitely recommend this campground for a relaxing stay.

Chose (Antioch loop) site online by river which was nice to watch boats pass by on lot 118. Unfortunately 50A site was having electrical issue as power surge connector was telling me. Moved to next site over after testing, but only encountered same problem after breaker kicked off. Used RV generator to run two ACs. I’m sure other sites around Campground map were just fine, just think our section has electricity issues due to age of park (see photos). Front gate staff were nice enough to reassign site pass and being a Sunday could not rectify issue. I think if COE had more funds or management available to upgrade Campground it would be great.

We stopped as we were traveling south to Georgia and Florida. Though it rained pretty much the whole time we were there, we did have a break and were able to walk around the campground. Maneuvering through the campground is easily and pulling into any of the sites is easy. Every site was spacious and paved. Electricity worked fine. I would love to spend a few days next time and explore the area.

Outstanding campground in a wooded setting. Catoma loop sites are full hookup. Level, paved, back -in and pull thru sites with a picnic table, grill and fire ring. The sites are large and very well separated. Very well designed and well maintained. Showers and restrooms were clean and well maintained.
We picked up numerous over-the-air tv channels.
Would stay here again and would recommend to others.

We have travelled the country for over a year as a full time RV family. Gunter Hill has been one of the best campgrounds we have called home for the price and amenities. From mid-September 2019 to mid-February 2020 we were without full hook-ups (FHU). Literally – no exaggeration. We had been making our way around South Carolina on electric and water only for that length of time – and OH WAS IT A LONG TIME! Our stay at Gunter Hill Park was our first FHU in months! And what a fantastic experience with such a great price ($13/per night @ 50AMP FHU – 50% Off with Annual Pass) and such a great ABSOLUTELY LEVEL site!