Brushy Creek

Camp sites were in good shape. Enjoyed our stay

This was our fourth visit to Brushy, so yes we do like this park very well. We were in site 314, which was level, had great privacy. a beautiful view of the lake, AND it also had ants! I guess we could have guessed when we noticed a perimeter of Sevin on the pad. They were busy overnight, so we had to pull up our bedding and then head over to acquire some Sevin. To their credit, the park was spraying for weeds and bugs, so they did so around our pad (along with the whole section) while we "de-bugged" inside.
After all that we were able to enjoy the sunset, a campfire, and a more restful night.

As always the park is set on a beautiful location. However, the corp of engineers do not do a great job of upkeep. The grass was knee high and there were projects not completed during the winter months when the park was closed. This has been ongoing issue for years at this park.

We love site 309 - came a bad storm and we lost power so we had to move sites

Visit the town of Jefferson nearby for a lot of interesting history and some good local dining.

We really liked the Enoch Stomp Winery as well

Always love this campground especially site 106 right on and easy access to the water

Not as clean as it has been in the past. Grass was way too tall.

This is a great park. The lake and the pines are both beautiful. Spots 106 and 107 are the best spots; 106 if you have kiddos or otherwise want to be right by the swim area and 107 if you want a little more privacy and more shade. The park is a little small, so not a lot of bike riding etc., but the lake is really the star of this park. Bring wasp spray.