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Beautiful cove off the main lake. Separate tent & camper camp sites. Easily accessible swimming & fishing. Very well kept park. Kids had a blast & will definitely stay again!
Park is nice; RV spaces nice, but the grass is over grown, bathrooms at Near E-101 is completely out of order the far end bathroom showers are buggy and dirty, one toilet barley works in the womens, my husband said the showers are name in Men’s and no toilets work in men in the hill.
The only working clean decent bathroom is in the premium RV parking area! I know many don’t like using their RV showers bc of space and some don’t have showers in their campers, so a state park or RV park it’s essential to have proper working and clean bathrooms.
This time of year, it’s not safe to have overgrown grass, walking with kids and pets. All camp sites need a mowing and weeded!
Ant beds are like crazy on the camping areas…
I feel this lake being so beautiful; the park managers or host could take better care of the area. I don’t know for sure if there just a lack of help or these are being ignored.
Great RV park by the lake. Well maintained, as all Corps of Engineers sites are, with beautiful lake views and a nice boat ramp. Shower house is showing some age, but functions well. Highly recommended.
BUCKHORN CREEK is beautiful 😍 We had a pull thru spot 213, which was perfect near the water. Didn't like the awning and picnic table away from the water, but nice we did have neighbors at the time we used theirs. HAHA
The pictures are from the lower part of the grounds. The 4 bathrooms 🚻 with shower and toilet in 1 room was awesome, good water pressure and the water made my skin feel soft.
At the upper part of the grounds, it's a little more conchested but the terraced sites make it still easy to see the water. We will be back.
Been camping here twice and each time was great. First was great when it was a slow weekend and very quite and caught some big catfish right from campsite. Second time was a holiday weekend but we got a sight farther back and found a nice hidden honey hole just behind our campsite where the kids swam and caught a nice 5-6 pound bass
