Dub Patton Campground

We absolutely loved our time here. We spent a month here, and the area was absolutely peaceful and beautiful. Lot 21 will make you feel safe and you can watch the traffic go by all day. Unfortunately, we will not be back because our RV caught on fire and was gone in 7 minutes. Once we get another camper we will absolutely be back for another adventure!

Bathroom and shower facilities were good, but could use some attention on the doors. Trails are not market well at all but the quiet and openness is nice.

Lovely, clean site. Well run and well maintained. Felt very secure.

We stayed at the tent site at the end of the loop. It has an absolutely breathtaking view - especially at sunrise! Even though the lake does not have water, there is no shortage of beauty here. The birds singing in the morning are so loud and beautiful! The only problem that we had was that the bathhouse lost power every time that it rained. But with flashlights and battery lanterns, that was no big deal. I will ABSOLUTELY book this spot again!

Arrived and site was very unlevel. No attendant on site to help me move and spent over 45 minutes on hold with Recreation.gov with no answer. I can't believe we are forced to deal with this pathetic monopoly for the majority of OUR public lands.

There is little to no water in DAM.
The dam was compromised, and the water was wet out for safety.
The park out ever is totally beautiful very well kept. Fewer people in the campgrounds a good place to camp and just be with family or a good place to stop on your road trip. Olympus is 20 or so miles away.

Excellent park to stay friendly staff

Wish the dam was fixed so you could fish and boat ride. But the camp sites were very nice quiet and lovely.

The entire place has nothing good to say. My mother always said if you don't have anything nice to say don't say it.

We stayed at Site 9. This “tent only” spot had electricity and water connections. It was a quiet and spacious spot located at the end of the loop. There was even a little hideaway spot off to the right. Restrooms and showers were close by. They are very outdated, but there were signs stating that they will be working on them soon.
We had a few visitors: ants, mosquitoes, and even a family of raccoons. Mississippi Mosquitoes do not play around, so bring your bug spray. Had a gorgeous view of the sunrise the next morning.
There was VERY LITTLE water since they are currently working on the dam. There was no garbage can set up, but that is understandable with the wildlife around. The spillway was blocked off because of the construction being done; therefore, my favorite walking trails were not accessible.