Morganton Point

Very nice campground. Very clean restrooms/showers. A hot shower was the cherry on top. The staff onsite are awesome

Well-maintained and attractive area. Nice clean restroom/shower building. Small check-in/store area (a sorta shed), but it's well maintained too, and staffed by friendly folks. They have your firewood, and IIRC your ice. Site was in good shape. Thought the fire rings were a little tall (couldn't get a draft under our wood), but water, power, rest of the site were fine.

Only downside: Saturday AM featured an hour or more of one of the staff running a leaf-blower on nearby campsites: the kind of thing we came to a campsite to get away from. Didn't really need all the leaves blown off our site, but maybe they understand something we don't.

Other than leaf-blowing, not too loud, quiet hours were respected. Many families with small kids - drive careful! Good place for recreation at the lake, though we came in mid-fall: a little cold for swimming.

Spent the weekend on site 3 and really enjoyed it. This was one of the more level sites. Many of the sites have quite a slope, front to back. Read reviews when booking. Sites are spacious and pretty private. Campground is well maintained, and there was a nice trail to the beach and day use area right next to us. Cell signals were strong on Verizon and T-Mobile. Will be back.

Nice park. Campsites are well spaced apart. Restrooms & showers were very clean. Only thing I could complain about is the leaf blower running all day every day. This guy must be trying to clean up the entire forest.

Campground was very nice.
Some of the mapping apps take to incorrect address a few miles away.
iRoute has it correct

Campsites are nice. Be sure to pack a long outdoor extension cord as there is power and a water spigot at most sites. We were at site #8 and found the ground a bit uneven for tent camping. The camp staff are great - bathrooms were always clean (and heated!) and they had a scavenger hunt for kids. The lake isn't very pretty in November - the water line was pretty low when we were there. It is pretty dark at night so those who arrived in the evening struggled to get tents set up or campers parked.

Our stay was fantastic most of that thanks to the manager and camp hosts. They made it an experience that my grandkids won’t forget

This is mountain camping. Many sites are sloped and the level area at the bottom may not be big enough for your camper/motorhome. Suggest contacting campground directly for site recommendations if you’re over 25 feet.

the grounds are well kept and the host are helpful and friendly. The bathrooms could use more heat but they are clean,

Good experience. The sign directing you into the campground is very small and almost impossible to see enough in advance. That's a real issue when you're pulling a travel trailer . We heard the same thing from another couple in our group.