Rocky Creek (Somerville Lake)

Always enjoy my stay here.

Loved how big the RV spaces were and how pristine the park was kept. However, upgrade on the dump station area would be great if you could enter from either side and still be on the sewer hook up and not have to make a sharp turn with a very large RV. It would increase the ease of getting in and out of the dump station. It’s just a suggestion, not a problem.

Site #81 was very level and huge. We had a great view of the water. The grill looked brand new. It's a great park to walk around. Very serene. Bathrooms were clean.

65 was a beautiful site backing up to a small grass area in front of the beach. The view was incredible. Very well maintained park, though the bathrooms were spider infested.

Rocky Creek Park at Lake Somerville is a great spot if you’re looking for a quiet, scenic place to relax outdoors. The campground sits on a peninsula along the lake, our campsite had a great view of the water. One of the things we enjoyed the most about Rocky Creek is how quiet it feels compared to busier parks. It’s a great place to unplug, enjoy the lake, watch the sunrise, or just relax by the water.

The park is nice, beautiful lake, but the bathhouse needs serious attention. Old is fine, but it should be clean.

Great place. Lot of beach and a ton of wildlife to see. Really enjoyed the stay.

Very peaceful environment. Woke up each morning to the sound of birds singing. No road noise. Beautiful lake seen from all campsites. Sandy beach stretches the whole length of the shoreline, which is great for strolling. Sun rises over the lake, reflecting on the water. Just a short walk to the other side of the park to watch the sun sets over the water, too. Terrain is scattered trees and grass, some taller fields between loops. Open spaces for kicking around the soccer ball with grandkids, throwing a football or playing catch. Boat launch for fishing boats. Lake water level is low right now. This spot on Somerville Lake is rather shallow, so wading out a long way from shore has the water just up past your knees. I didn't wade out myself, but saw a man casting nets way out there, standing in the water mid-thigh. Bathrooms are clean, but no soap dispensers at sinks. Roomy showers with large stone bench and abundant hot water. Only con is the dumpsters are a bit of a hike away from the campsites. We'll definitely be back!

Weather was great, bathrooms were unkept,burn ban in effect,no campfires,other than that, we rebooked for mid April.Been coming here for 40 years.very peaceful.

Nice quiet loop we stayed on. Park volunteers were very friendly and accommodating. Bath house was closed for renovation in the loop we stayed on. Water was cut off for less than 10 hrs but we were noticed in advance.