River Junction Campground

Typical Secondary CoE Park... when the CoE has a large nice campground, there are usually small secondary campgrounds around the water facility. River Junction is just down the road from a very nice CoE park, Eastbank. Eastbank was full but we only needed one night so we checked out the FCFS River Junction. Nice clean small park with level easy access sites. 50 amp electrical with water.

If you want all the bells and whistles and a lake view stay at East Bank. If you like more privacy and quiet, but still want water and electric, stay HERE. The campground is small but relatively clean...looked like it had been a few days since the bathrooms were thoroughly cleaned. They are tired but very serviceable. Lots of hot water in the showers and good pressure with massage heads! Except for the occasional boats on the lake, it was amazingly quiet. In addition to the usual tables and fire rings, many sites also had a fish cleaning table and lantern hooks. Sites were either gravel with an additional gravel pad for the table and/tent or “on the road” which created a “pull through” scenario for big rigs. It is only open from Oct 1 to April 1. There is a boat ramp and dock which seems to be open year round. My only complaint so far is the humidity. The bugs are tolerable. We may stay a week or more. If something changes, I will update.
We had 2-3 bars LTE Verizon without booster and 4 bars with.

We tried to find information on this campground and there just wasn’t much out there. We arrived to find the 11 site campground with only 3 spots taken. The sites are mostly level and are hard packed gravel. Paved roads all the way and the only noise comes from a pretty busy boat ramp. Sites are mostly shaded and there is a fairly good view of Lake Seminole through the trees. This is an older campground, but well maintained. The shower house is very clean along with the campground itself. There is water and electricity at each site. There is also a dump station. The nightly rate is $20, $10 with the senior pass. There is a picnic table, fire ring and lantern hook at most sites, and a camp host on site. We are big COE fans and count this as a favorite.