Gunter Hill Campground

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! Read our full blog to learn more about the campground, a major consideration, and activities in the local area!

This has to be one of the nicest state parks we’ve been to. HUGE sites. No exaggeration, site was at least 100’ long. Get a site in the Catoma loop. All sites are recently redone and have full hookups with 50 amp service. Sites 25-30 have the best lake views. Stayed in Site 27 and think it had the most lakefront access. About 15 mins from downtown Montgomery. Beautiful, peaceful to use as a home base.

Verizon: 10mbps up / 7mbps down

Full hook ups at an Army Corps of Engineers campground with waterfront campsites available and lots of pull through sites. This is a great basecamp to explore Montgomery. The park is very quiet and lovely. You may not want to leave. Sites are concrete pads, level, long, and not too close to your neighbor. Wooded and easy to walk. Private showers.

This Army Corp of Engineer park was close to Montgomery and Plattville. There are two loops (Antioch and Catoma) and Catoma loop is better as it is renovated with concrete pads and sewer (sites 1-75). We stayed in Antioch and wouldn't stay in that loop again.
PROs

• staff friendly enough and do see them around;
• can bike or walk the loops for exercise;
• our site 116 was in tall pines and trees which helped with shade since the day temperatures were in the high 90s;
• if you like dark, Antioch loop has no lights except at the shower house;

CONs

• the roads within the loop are very poor, pot holes and narrow but we went slow and easy with our 40' class A and did fine;
• sites are gravel, very few of them are level and we noted some of them were washed out;
• showers are in poor condition but are clean and have hot water;
• laundry facility was okay, 2 washers and 1 dryer that worked and the best is how cost effective, $1 per wash and $1 per dry / load;
• smelly in the area, almost border lined 'sewage' smelling. No dumps at the sites so would assume it was coming from the River;
• very buggy this time of year.