Lots of sites available without reservations. Took an unserviced site overlooking the lake in the distance. Common areas have traffic during the day, as does the highway, but all traffic slows down after 11pm. There were some people in tents that were noisy during the evening but we camped away from them. You have a choice of north an... more

We generally enjoy COE parks but this one let us down. The park itself is nice and has great potential. However, there are no enforcement of the rules. There are a lot of people living in tents that stay here for more than 14 day limit. They would be up way past quiet hours and were very loud. Park rangers or camp hosts were no where t... more

Nice large spots to back in. Water hookup on most sites is very far away and must have 2 long hoses to reach. Luckily we found a site that was closer and used our 50 foot hose to hookup. No sewer connections which would be hard for a longer stay but they did have a dump station. Absolutely no verizon service, so plan on being off the g... more

We stopped here on a whim. We generally have great luck with Army Corps campgrounds. They are usually clean, spacious, and well maintained. We were pretty much by ourselves except for a few other occupants. Turned out after talking to a ranger that they get quite a few homeless people making camp here. Had quite a few cars come in... more

This is one of our favorite places to stay even in tents it’s close to home but a nice getaway and there is nice views all around and your close to a gas station if you run out of beer plus our dogs love swimming in the lake.

Corp of Engineer parks are inexpensive campgrounds to stay in. This one is a better than average with spacious sites set above a large reservoir. Some sites have water and electricity. But Verizon Cell Service was not even good enough to text. Ranger said AT&T works.