Pros: - Northern sites are right next to and above the Ocoee River. Southern sites tuck up against the rocky mountain. - Hiking trails everywhere. - Clean. Well-cared for. - Drinking hydrants available. - Probably busier on weekends and closer to summer, but on a weekday in April, we were one of only two campers. - FCFS and reservations...

We stopped at the US Stumphouse Ranger Station (34.809882, -83.127774) to look for boondocking opportunities. Unfortunately, it's very limited in this national forest. The ranger directed us to this "Hunting Camp" and told us that is was free to stay during the month of April (turkey season). The road is solid gravel and passable by...

We camped for two nights in the spring (off season—no running water provided) and it was fantastic! We heard coyotes both nights we stayed. Pit toilet was clean with hand sanitizer and the camp tables were sturdy. Payment and reservations were simple and easy with a QR code and WiFi at the kiosk.

Bathhouse Is Clean And New Feeling. We Are 42 Feet total And Used A Middle Pull Thru Site. Deposited My $15 In The iron ranger. The Pond Was Busy With People Fishing.

Sites are level with tons of trees and grass. Nice pool and laundry. Water pressure is good and great WiFi…… Great Lake views and good fishing too!! Ben is a great host!!