This park is beautiful. Large paved sites and paved interior roads. Lots of room between campsites. We used it as an overnight stop but would recommend it for longer stays too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place surrounded by fish filled lake. Even better if you bring a boat. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

No sewer connection at individual sites. Water and electric only. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rating based on what it is, a state park. Wow! Paved roads and paved sites - long enough for the biggest rig with room to spare! Camped here with a group of about 15 families. Loved it! Bathhouses were clean with plenty of hot water for showers. Lake full of fish (even if our group couldn't catch anything but a cold!). Fishing license required that could be purchased at the ranger station. Rangers were friendly and available throughout the weekend. Gate was locked early but registered campers given the combination upon registration so no problem there. Dump station was large and easy to access (unlike some other state parks in SC). No playground for kids but that was no problem - plenty for them to do! Great place for rollerblading, bike riding, scooters, etc. and the lake - it's beautiful and big. Several places to easily launch a boat and some tied them up to areas right in front of their lakefront sites! Only negative - and it's not the park's fault - TV reception was lousy! Those who had dish said no problem for them, which surprised as the campground is heavily wooded. Have already made reservations to return ASAP. A beautiful park. Make sure you bring everything you need - closest groceries are more than 10 miles away. You really are in the woods! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a great campground. The sites were huge to say the least. We stayed in spot 59 and barely even saw our neighbors. It rained most of the weekend so we weren't able to explore most of the park but were very happy spending time in our secluded spot. A few of the spots were fairly small (even numbered spots in the middle of the loop) but much larger than what we're used to. The bathrooms were old but maintained and the grounds were very clean. We will stay here again and again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There's really not a bad site, 72 total, in the whole campground. Odd numbered sites between 9-27 are on the water. Access to the lake is limited on many sites due to a steep drop off. Sites are paved and well maintained with adequate space between. Excellent boat launch facilities with small store. Sites on the outside of the loop in the 40-60 range offer a nice woodsy feel. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a beautiful park. It is very quiet and full of trees. Sites are huge and private with level asphalt drives and picnic tables. Bathrooms were cleaned regularly and ranger was very nice. Only downside is not much activity for kids. Playground is not in the campground area. There was a boat ramp and dock and hiking trail. Would be great if you had a boat. Great for a quiet, layed-back weekend. Next time we will get a water-front site. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Camped here May 14-16. I really enjoyed the quaintness of the park. This park was off the beaten path, but that just made it better. Our campsite was a pull-through and we really enjoyed it. It was also very shaded. I really liked this park for a weekend getaway. We camped here with the CTTC. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice state park on Lake Wateree. Small but very enjoyable. Walking and bike trails, lots of bass fishing. Most sites are well shaded. Good views of the lake. We camped here in a camper.