Petersburg Campground

Beautiful Campground. Bathrooms could use an update. Could also use a few more throughout the park. Only one loop was open the others were all closed. I believe they were closed for updating. I could hear them felling trees. The men with us said the pressure and heat in the showers was great. The women said only the handicapped one was good in our loop (A). I used our shower in our camper. It had good pressure. We were on site 25 & 23. They were very nice sites with water & electric. Right on the water. We would stay here again.

We enjoyed our short stay at this campground. The sites are large, the trees are tall, the sunsets are beautiful. Our site was right on the water, so peaceful and restful. The nights were quiet, the days were peaceful but for some boat noise in the distance.
This was a great access point for the bike trails which we thoroughly enjoyed!

I don’t think I have ever been to a campground where every site was large and on a lake. Other than the occasional boat flying by it is absolutely peaceful. There isn’t a ton to do if the weather is bad. We found a Publix and several restaurants about 15 minutes away. The bathhouse is older, but clean. I used the showers since there is only H2O and electric. I would definitely come back!

The campground was nice. The site we had was nice and large but hard to get into due to road. Our rig is a 40 ft fifth wheel and the turn into the site area was hard due to trees and a metal gate.
We made it, but the next curve to back into the site was tight and ended up damaging our front bumper on the truck. This site would be better suited for 35 ft or less or a very skilled driver. TMobile and Verizon were both 25 mbs.

Our first trip to Petersburg did not disappoint. The entire campground was well maintained, site was level requiring no blocking of motorhome. Interior roads well maintained. Bath facilities were somewhat dated but kept clean and well stocked. A fishing dock and two swim beaches are available. And surprisingly for a COE campground, golf carts are allowed. All in all a very enjoyable stay.

I like Petersburg a lot. The sites are large and level with generous spacing. I was there in January so only sites 1-28 were open, but I walked around the closed loops, which had some spectacular sites. You will have access to free laundry, clean bathhouse, friendly staff and well maintained grounds. I could launch my kayak directly from my site, and paddle around a quiet inlet in calm water. I also camped at Watsadler and Twin Lakes, but Petersburg is a cut above.

Another awesome COE campground. Our site had a gentle slope to walk to the water/beach. The reservoir is down so there was lots of sand to take a walk (with the dog, who got to swim). Many loops close for winter, only A loop is year round now. We had our area to ourselves for a week, it was great. Several armadillo sightings including a few through our site. Fun to watch them.