Arlie Moore

Best camp ground so far!
Quiet ,clean and fun!

The bathrooms and showers were disgusting! This entire campground has gone downhill over the last few years.

If your in a bigger rig 30ft and up, the sites to left (42 plus) are better, as the turnaround is tricky at the middle level and 1-18 has a very steep hill. We stayed in 25 and it was great otherwise, as we had much of the park to ourselves except the weekend, when the warriors came .. the sites have beautiful pines all around so our Starlink was spotty. There was no one at check area when we arrived on a Tuesday, but finally saw someone on Friday at the front, but no one ever asked us about our res. There was a host and ranger who drove around periodically .. Great water views from an incline in section as 25 most sites have water view..Bathrooms were clean enough and showers were hot with nice pressure. There’s an Interpretative hiking trail there which we would have walked but was alot of poison ivy. Sites had alot of leaves and debris on pads, why we didn’t give it a 5..

We had so much fun, the grounds were nice and we loved our spot.

The campsite was as expected, the price was reasonable. The camp host was kind and helped me with an issue. The bathrooms were stocked andin working order.

area seem abandoned, site had debris and some minor trash, we had to clear, came in around 4-5pm left around 8-9 am never saw anyone, seems like they are trying to upgrade as water and power seems like new additions, would return in hopes, management or hosts were more active, seems safe, other sites we have stayed at had individuals that checked, cleaned, blew, picked up debris at site.

This is a great beautiful park!

We was in site 64 very nice spot great pathways to water.
People in #62 played loud music until 11pm
Like normal at most camp grounds people leaves trash & cigarettes butts everywhere.

It was a beautiful spot.

I enjoy camping and fishing on Lake Degray. Arlie Moore is a nice area when the weather cooperates. The older sites can be a challenge trying to get the camper level from front to back because of the steep slope. I had issues with phone reception but could manage by walking to areas with signal. I have camped at Arlie Moore for over 15 years and always enjoy the experience of nature on the lake. Most camping trips will ensure sites of Bald Eagles. There are good too great fishing trips also weather dependent. The sites are more primitive because there are no sewage or water connections. There is a dump station at the entrance of the park. As always, you make the experience as enjoyable as possible knowing how to prepare for the type of trip you have in mind. Local convenience stores are close if you forget or need to restock most items.