Like most COE CG's, the sites are spacious and most are on or near water, with shade. CG consists of four loops with different amenities and sandy beaches vs. rocky shoreline. Walking/biking trail, fishing, boating and visitor center available. Only complaint was the site booked online did not mention backing up a long loose gravel drive. Had trouble getting traction and leveling. Almost would have fared better parking the 5er and scoping out the 1st come/1st serve for flatter spot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

THIS is what camping is all about. 30+ years ago, I recall private sites being like this. Lots of space between sites, sites were level and large (at least the ones for motorhomes) and water and electric in good shape. The electric boxes even had a date and intitials of the last inspection, is it was only a year ago, so bravo to the maintenance crew. We were also impressed with the rangers and their constant patrols; saw the ranger drive by at least every 2-3 hours. When there was a problem one evening, rangers were there on the spot and quieted a group of visitors down and made sure we ALL had a good camping experience. For us, the delight of being able to swim when we wanted and where we wanted was wonderful. Now, if you have a tent, some of the sites are not so level. If you have a chance to look first, I'd advise checking out the site before settling on one. Which leads to the reservation system. It can be confusing and frustrating. They said ALL electric sites were booked, yet we saw a number that weren't used this past weekend. In talking with a ranger, he said that has become a problem and even though the reservation system says all sites booked, they have open lots on the major holiday weekends and they are unable to cancel and issue those to folks arriving and hoping to stay. Moral--reserve early in the season for the weekends you want. We will definitely return and bring bicycles for pedaling the bike/hiking trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate reflects senior citizen pass---a great bargain. Nice C of E campground: large, level, shaded sites, many with water views and trails to the water. Security gate locked at night. Good water and electric. There are no trails for hiking and birding, but this park is aimed at the swimmer/boater/fisherman. A little road noise from Hwy 58, but not so bad. Modern restrooms and showers were the best we have seen in 32 months of full-timing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent COE campground on Buggs Island Lake on US58 between Clarksville and South Hill, VA. Will definitely return here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We returned for a 5 night stay. And found this campground got even better over the season. Same Great sized, water front Sites. New Electrical hookups and water hookups. They now offer 50Amp Electric. . We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.