I must first admit that I did not stay here in this campground. However, I had just sold a guy my camper and spent several hours helping him sit it up. While there, I was able to look about the place. Mostly this campground is for seasonal campers. They had very few spots for folks who just want to spend a day or two. The sites that are open for travelers were not the best sites. Most had no sewer. Only the permanent sites had sewer water, and electric. The bath house was a mess and according to the person I sold the camper to they stay that way. Now, the location on the lake was very nice. There were horseshoe pits, a camp store, and a boat launch. Other than those items the place is just very bland. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I just spent a wonderfull 2 nights over July 4th weekend at a recently opened RV Resort. The staff at the campground was very friendly and helpfull. I had some trouble setting up my motorhome since I am new at this, and they gladly spent the extra time to personally hook up my sewer and electric. They also had a private fishing dock that is baited for catfish and crappie. They did not have a swimming pool, however they had a swimming area roped off along the beach. We pulled into one of the pull-through sites. There was a 42' prevost beside us. The only problem that I had was that there was no 50 Amp service, however, with my reducer I had no problems. If anyone is looking to spend their night at a private RV resort in East Tennessee, I would check this place out. We camped here in a Motorhome.