We enjoyed our stay here, as we do so many times. However we ran into a situation this time not like any times before. We stayed on site 38 in the second loop. Upon completion of set up we noticed that the grill was leaning very heavily to one side and was about to fall completley off! We notified the host and later they showed up to inspect. They stated that they (the corp) has just replaced several of the grills. The host then told us we should move to another site. I felt this was unacceptable and rather rude. Other than that we had a wonderful stay. Better be on the proactive when it comes to ticks, due to the large amounts of rain this spring, they are out in full force. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very, very nice campground. Built by Corps of Army Engineers in conjunction with the Tennessee- Tom Bigbee Waterway Project, back in the late 80's I think. Spacious, well laid out, level concrete sites, good roads, ground kept up and very neat. I drove 7 hours to get to this campground and it was worth the drive. The campground honors National Access Pass, for 50% discount. Would definitely stay there again. Many of the premium sites are available for reservations, with the remaining first come basis. Has excellent boat launch facility with lots of local piers close to the camp sites. This was my first time there, and I was very impressed with the campground and stayed for nearly 4 days. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice campground located on the Tenn-Tombigbee Waterway. If you choose one of the available waterfront sites you can watch the barge traffic pass by. Most of the sites are in the trees but access to the sites is very good. There are concrete pads to park on at all of the sites. There are a few trails thru the woods and a visitor's center on site. We camped here in a Motorhome.