Coal Bluff

The park police are not very nice an does not stay to they rules don't have any kind of music in this campground will get a fine don't even be loud outside or you will be requested to leave

It cost more to camp her with a tent then it does with a Camper. Be prepared for all of the extra fees and make sure you bring cash to leave because they tell you the fees have to be paid in cash before leaving. After leaving we then got a email stating we did not pay all of the fees. We were then provided with a address to send more money too. In no way should primitive, tent camping cost more then camping in a camper with power and water.

Love this site. However its in the middle of no where. Also the manager makes up which guest needs to follow which rules.

I think it’s a very good place to come. People are friendly, no one bothers you. It’s really quiet and relaxing especially if you can sit outside. Mrs.JoAnn the lady that runs it will help you anyway she can. She keeps everything straight around there. They do look after there people. They have a swimming pool and a place to fish and of course the lake for boaters and fishermen. They only thing that is agreeable with some other reviews is the service there and mosquitos. But we do the best we can with service which you can get WiFi and it does help and bring mosquito spray and you will be good. And a fire helps for those who likes fires. We have enjoyed staying there and recommend to anyone who loves to camp and get away.

Not a bad park, as someone else mentioned it looks like most of the people there actually live there, just about all the campsites was full with trailers, nice lady was helpful when I called, do suggest calling first, it was ok for tent camping but really seems geared to RV camping. They also have tennis courts, swimming pool and a stocked pond for fishing, just watch out for the 4 ft long alagator.