Baileys Point

Was early enough in the season that it was fairly quiet. Was still Cole and rainy and windy so couldn't put out awning. Was great to get out and walk.

Always enjoy our visits to Bailey Point.

Always enjoy our visits to Bailey Point.

We love Bailey’s Point and have camped there with our 22’ travel trailer several times. The campground is well maintained, bath houses are kept clean, and staff are friendly and helpful. We usually stay in loop A or B because the best spots on the other loops always seem to be taken. Loops C, D and E are more wooded. E only seems to be open on weekends. F is rugged and does not have water or electric hookups, but I have never seen it open. Most but not all lots in A-E have water and electric hookups. None of the lots have sewer hookups, but there is a dump station. The campground is hilly, so some lots have steep driveways, but many are fairly level. Many lots have nice views of the water and/or woods, but some of the lots face away from the view. Loop B has a camp store that is open on certain days. You can buy ice and firewood there, even if the store is closed, leaving payment in a dropbox. Loop C has a rocky swimming area. There is a boat ramp down the hill from the entrance to loops A and B. There are multiple, nice playgrounds. I love hiking the 2 short trails. CE Rager trail is part of Bailey’s Point. It starts close to the boat ramp, and it ends at the picnic area. Foster Cemetery trail makes a circle, and you can find it close to the restrooms in the picnic area. Both trails are supposedly 2 miles long. We have been able to get 2 bars signal with both AT&T and Verizon.

We enjoyed the campground except for some rowdy people 2 sites down from us. They were partying way past the quiet time listed.

We love Bailey’s Point and have camped there with our 22’ travel trailer several times. The campground is well maintained, bath houses are kept clean, and staff are friendly and helpful. We usually stay in loop A or B because the best spots on the other loops always seem to be taken. Loops C, D and E are more wooded. E only seems to be open on weekends. F is rugged and does not have water or electric hookups, but I have never seen it open. Most but not all lots in A-E have water and electric hookups. None of the lots have sewer hookups, but there is a dump station. The campground is hilly, so some lots have steep driveways, but many are fairly level. Many lots have nice views of the water and/or woods, but some of the lots face away from the view. Loop B has a camp store that is open on certain days. You can buy ice and firewood there, even if the store is closed, leaving payment in a dropbox. Loop C has a rocky swimming area. There is a boat ramp down the hill from the entrance to loops A and B. There are multiple, nice playgrounds. I love hiking the 2 short trails. CE Rager trail is part of Bailey’s Point. It starts close to the boat ramp, and it ends at the picnic area. Foster Cemetery trail makes a circle, and you can find it close to the restrooms in the picnic area. Both trails are supposedly 2 miles long. We have been able to get 2 bars signal with both AT&T and Verizon.

We enjoyed the campground except for some rowdy people 2 sites down from us. They were partying way past the quiet time listed.

Mike and Bunny Harlow are excellent site managers!
There are too many dogs and too many golf carts, particularly after dark. The lights are blinding.

Great campground and helpful staff!

Mike and Bunny Harlow are excellent site managers!
There are too many dogs and too many golf carts, particularly after dark. The lights are blinding.