Let me be clear: this is a Campground, Google, so there are no "rooms". There are 46 campsites, a rentable yurt, and 3 tiny rentable cabins. The campground is almost treeless. There is potable water. The campground is bounded by a bike path and a couple of hiking trails along Turkey Creek. Check out amenities for Bear Creek Lake PARK (vs. CAMPGROUND) on the website,

Wash board roads, unclear signage, rather confusing directions. Deep in the pine forest, the only things that make this a "campground" are aging pit toilets, half ply (not even 'one ply') toilet paper, and fire rings. Oh, and the modest fee. Mosquitos were bad last year, they were insufferable this year. Plenty of downed wood on site, if you know how to use a hatchet to cut to appropriate size. It's a guessing game to know what number your campsite is. 5 star? Heck yeah!!