Coneross Park

The section where we were located had poison oak & ivey everywhere. Also we could not walk to Lake because of swampy low area between site and lake edge. Beach area was the saving grace.

Beautiful site BUT BATHHOUSE CLOSE TO SITE 72 DOES NOT EXIST!!! We travel in a pop up so this was a huge disappointment. The website needs to correct the map.

The site was easy to get in and out of, clean and lots of room! We had a great time!

We visit here every year! Beautiful location, large spacious sites! Lake is awesome!

Beautiful lake and campground. They won't allow you to drive through to pick an open site. It can only be done online, which makes it difficult to choose the best site to suit your likes.

first time camping in SC, and we loved this campground, such a big sites, good space between the sites for privacy, very clean, friendly stuff. The lake is awesome, warm clean water. We defiantly looking for more available days to spend here this summer.

We stayed at site 96 which was a nice shady back-in site with a step down area. Decent access to the water for fishing and swimming. Close to the bathhouse although the bathhouse smelled like cigarette smoke and wasn't cleaned very well. This was a quieter loop since it didn't have a beach area or playground like the other loops.

This park is a little jewel on the shore of Lake Hartwell. Last fall while we were staying in a nearby USACE campground, we did some reconnaissance, checking out Coneross Park, marking up a map with our selections. So we were excited this year to act on that information and choose a site from one of the many, many great selections in the park. We stayed in site #55 so the grandkids could be close to the kids' amenities and our stay was great. The bathhouse, kids' playground, and swimbeach were all within easy walking distance, almost within sight of our tent. The bathhouse and public areas were kept clean and beautiful. Staff was friendly and helpful. Nearly all of the campsites were occupied but because of the layout on this little peninsula, we rarely heard anything from other campers. It was sweltering while we were here in mid-June ("feels like 108") with a very high UV index, but we swam in the mornings and evenings and managed to stay cool most of the time. We tent-camp and the north side of the site was in the sun from about noon to 4-5pm. We couldn't move the tent because the fire pit was on the south side of the site. So, because of this, when we return, we will llikely choose another nearby site, but for RV's with a little protection, this site is a very good one -- one thing that's particularly nice about #55 is that there are steps leading down to the water, making it easy to fish or put a canoe or kayak in from the site. It's also a pull through, with generous space for a small to medium RV. Larger RVs might have to back in or do a little bit of back and forth to get into the spot. Five well-deserved stars from this reviewer!

Good,clean sites.

good trip