Devils Fork

Excellent spot along the lake. Very large concrete patio with fire ring. Wish that the fire ring was a bit cleaner though. Going again this coming weekend add staying in the same spot, B7.

My favorite park on Greers Ferry Lake! Super clean with great sunset views all year!

We stayed for a week in early October as a family group in sites C6, C7 & C8, electric only, C7 no problem for our 30' camper. (Potable water, dump station & dumpsters available near main gate. Phyllis at the gate is awesome!) Concrete pads are HUGE, with picnic table & the 3 sites are nicely grouped together on the point, but far enough apart for privacy.
Challenges: trying to walk on the rocks & the (spiky) gumballs from the sweet gum trees that were everywhere. We still loved being super close to the lake, and with aqua socks or crocs, we were able to walk along the shore and put in our paddleboard & tomcat boat, too. The firepit was a little challenging as it was very deep and the log grate was well below the cooking grate, making cooking over the fire rather difficult until we had enough ash built up. (Took almost all week!)
Two swimming beaches, the closest was concrete & rocks and the other had more sand with some rocks. The boat launches at this location are crazy steep & there's one with multiple lanes for fishing tournaments, at which time it gets very busy. The lake is unbelievably gargantuan & we were only on the upper, smaller half of the lake. If you want to rent a boat, it becomes quite challenging after Labor Day. (Peter's Sugarloaf Marina was awesome--had a double decker pontoon with a slide that allowed fishing. And they let us take our pups, too, which is not ordinarily allowed. It was late in the season and they were getting ready to shut down for the year.)
The bathroom facilities are in good, clean condition and we liked the A-loop best for the family showers & adjustable water temperature. And it gets nice & hot. The playground next to the A-loop bathrooms looks fun for kids--it's a pirate ship and if I were 5, would be all over it.
The EAGLES--oh my gosh, were they fantastic to watch for the entire week!! Lots of fish in this lake and they know exactly where to find them--and then it's a family discussion about who gets the fish! LOL.

The site was level and we loved the solid concrete pad. We parked the boat in the cove just a short walk when we wanted to fish. It has no water or sewer on this site but the dump station is just up the road. Great showers and flushing toilets are about 100 yards away.

The site was level and we loved the solid concrete pad. We parked the boat in the cove just a short walk when we wanted to fish. It has no water or sewer on this site but the dump station is just up the road. Great showers and flushing toilets are about 100 yards away.

We stayed for a week in early October as a family group in sites C6, C7 & C8, electric only, C7 no problem for our 30' camper. (Potable water, dump station & dumpsters available near main gate. Phyllis at the gate is awesome!) Concrete pads are HUGE, with picnic table & the 3 sites are nicely grouped together on the point, but far enough apart for privacy.
Challenges: trying to walk on the rocks & the (spiky) gumballs from the sweet gum trees that were everywhere. We still loved being super close to the lake, and with aqua socks or crocs, we were able to walk along the shore and put in our paddleboard & tomcat boat, too. The firepit was a little challenging as it was very deep and the log grate was well below the cooking grate, making cooking over the fire rather difficult until we had enough ash built up. (Took almost all week!)
Two swimming beaches, the closest was concrete & rocks and the other had more sand with some rocks. The boat launches at this location are crazy steep & there's one with multiple lanes for fishing tournaments, at which time it gets very busy. The lake is unbelievably gargantuan & we were only on the upper, smaller half of the lake. If you want to rent a boat, it becomes quite challenging after Labor Day. (Peter's Sugarloaf Marina was awesome--had a double decker pontoon with a slide that allowed fishing. And they let us take our pups, too, which is not ordinarily allowed. It was late in the season and they were getting ready to shut down for the year.)
The bathroom facilities are in good, clean condition and we liked the A-loop best for the family showers & adjustable water temperature. And it gets nice & hot. The playground next to the A-loop bathrooms looks fun for kids--it's a pirate ship and if I were 5, would be all over it.
The EAGLES--oh my gosh, were they fantastic to watch for the entire week!! Lots of fish in this lake and they know exactly where to find them--and then it's a family discussion about who gets the fish! LOL.

My favorite park on Greers Ferry Lake! Super clean with great sunset views all year!

Excellent spot along the lake. Very large concrete patio with fire ring. Wish that the fire ring was a bit cleaner though. Going again this coming weekend add staying in the same spot, B7.

We arrived after the sun had set, around 7:40 p.m. It was difficult to determine where to go once past the check in station. The signs were not clearly marked for "campground" and an arrow. Only a sign that said One Way and Keep Right. We did not know if that was the direction to the camp ground. We ended up driving straight (toward the water and the sign clearly said "road ends in water") but we thought maybe down the hill was where the sign would be for the campground. Luckily, we were able to turn around in the small lot for service vehicles and head back up the hill. We went to the map but again, it was difficult to read as it was dark. We actually went to see if there was a paper map. We ended up finding our way and I would strongly recommend to add signage such as campgrounds A, B, C, D, this way! Otherwise, our stay was awesome! Nice clean sites, well maintained. The bathhouses were also nice and we would recommend having soap dispensers for washing hands. We will be back!

We arrived after the sun had set, around 7:40 p.m. It was difficult to determine where to go once past the check in station. The signs were not clearly marked for "campground" and an arrow. Only a sign that said One Way and Keep Right. We did not know if that was the direction to the camp ground. We ended up driving straight (toward the water and the sign clearly said "road ends in water") but we thought maybe down the hill was where the sign would be for the campground. Luckily, we were able to turn around in the small lot for service vehicles and head back up the hill. We went to the map but again, it was difficult to read as it was dark. We actually went to see if there was a paper map. We ended up finding our way and I would strongly recommend to add signage such as campgrounds A, B, C, D, this way! Otherwise, our stay was awesome! Nice clean sites, well maintained. The bathhouses were also nice and we would recommend having soap dispensers for washing hands. We will be back!