Petersburg

Very nice campground near Evans/Augusta, GA. We camped in site 5 with a 27’ travel trailer in a very large site with a 50 Amp hook up and water. Access to the campground is via good, paved roads. Cell phone coverage was ok with Verizon – 16 mb download/3.5mb upload. 16 channels of OTA TV with ABC and Fox as the only primes. Our site (#5) was a fine gravel, reasonably level, huge, private, and right on the lake with easy access for our 27-foot trailer. This site was next to the swimming beach and pavilion, so privacy might not be great during the summer. Not much activity there in March. The other sites varied in size, but generally large with privacy (some have steep entry and exit, so choose carefully). There was 1 restroom nearby (uphill hike) with a free washer and dryer. There were no doors on the showers (plastic curtains only), so leave your valuables at the RV. These were older facilities that could stand to be updated, but they were clean and had good hot water. There are 2 dump stations with reasonable access. The one closest to the ranger station has a tight turn to exit, but the 2nd one is good. This campground served as our base for exploring the area. The scenery here at the park was great – right on the lake. There is occasional noise from boats during the weekend, but it is very quiet at night. We had grounding errors on both the 50-amp and 30-amp connections. The host was very helpful in getting a repair technician and everything was resolved (loose connections). We had a 50% discount with the Federal Golden Age Pass.

Camp site was awesome. Lots of room. Easy to get into. Bathrooms were straight out of a horror movie. Staff members were great.

We stayed in site 6A. PLenty of room for our 38 ft class A, car and trailer. Site was fairly level and the views were amazing. Park staff were great and the peace and beauty of the COE refreshed our souls.
T Mobile cell service was intermittent. Great walking trails, the bike trails were really only good for mountain bikes but we thoroughly enjoyed walking the area. South Carolina very close. Lots of great fishing if that is your thing.

Nice park, nice sites, well taken care of.

Great Sites, bring your kayaks and boats. Good Times !

This park is on the lake and most sites have the water just a few feet from the site. very nice park, lots of walking on park roads and on Bartram Trail that crosses thru this campground.

Site 25 was the most beautiful campsite I’ve ever stayed at. Site was level with an amazing view of the lake. No ants the last week of February. Was able to talk/text with T-Mobile, but had a hard time sending pictures. Overall, I had a great time here and can’t wait to go back.

Love it!

Great time of year to camp here --kids are still in school, no crowds, quiet nights, and reasonably comfortable temperatures. Happy to see that site 2's "Grand Canyon " entrance has finally been filled and leveled.

The park is nice. The spot we were in, 19A, I would not recommend. It stayed wet the entire time we were there. The run-off from the previous rains continued to keep the area wet. I would stay again in another spot. If you want solitude this is the park to be in. The trail was nice to walk.