We stayed here to explore the area for almost two weeks and the staff made us feel very welcome…read more Seriously, they work hard every day on the campsite and always have a smile and nice word to say.
Okay, about the actual campground. When we first pulled in, we were disappointed to read a sign that said, "no lake access". We didn't book for that intention, but with 'Lake Hartwell" in the campground name, we thought we might have access. Be aware.
There are two halves to the campground. When you pull in, the half on the left has tent sites and sites for smaller rigs, along with full-timers. The roads there were definitely more rugged. The half on the right is definitely prepared for larger rigs; this is where we stayed.
Most sites are level; all have grass; and there's a variety of full hook up, water/elec, and nothing. Bring leveling blocks just in case you need them.
Pool on site; laundry on site and all machines worked.
The entire campsite is well shaded, which is amazing, especially in August sun/heat. With that said, bring a broom or blower to remove all the pine cones and needles from your roof, slides and awnings. And if you hear something slamming into your roof like an asteroid or meteor, no worries. It's a pine cone from 60' up. For real, our dog thought the siege had started the first time one hit.
All in all, nice campground very close to Lake Hartwell.
One last thing: only 1 vehicle/site. Since we had two, I parked in the parking area - no problem.
