Gerald Freeman Campground

Great place. Go every year and meet our family for the week. Usually about 8-10 campers and we take up most of a section in the Campground. Be nice to have more water pressure coming from the nozzle. Beautiful place.

Beautiful area, but with mountains no cell coverage in camp. We had to drive up to the High Knob Church to check phone messages or texts.

Trees could be trimmed better on the road towards the dump station that is toward west loops. Lots of pot holes on those roads to that are in need of repair.

Fun to watch the deer and fawns around the park.
Being Midwestern's the curvy roads and hills into the park can be a little overwhelming with narrow roads and having a big Class A.

Loved site 57 except for all the ants. Other than that, I had a really great time! Definitely coming back!

Some type of cell or WiFi coverage would be good.
A county store with friendly clerks.
More all service sites.

Very nice well kept facility. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay. I was vert impressed with how quiet it was at night.

We have always loved Gerald R. Freeman Campground. We used to go there when it was known as Kanawha Run. We take our six grandchildren with us & they always have a blast. They always meet new friends & build lasting relationships. The playgrounds are great & the campground is a safe place to take your children. Quiet time is quiet time. The campground is clean. The staff is always friendly & helpful. The shower houses could possible use a few improvements. There is just not enough space to put your personal things while showering. Maybe adding a long bench, a long shelve, & hooks along the wall by the showers would be helpful. We have been going there for over 40 years & will continue to go.

Nice Campground on a lake with boating access. Unfortunately they had no water due to a mechanical issue when we were there. Bathroom facilities were shut down and tough the pop was fixed we were advised to not hook up as the water supply was contaminated. Also be warned, your GPs will indicate you have arrived at the entrance to the day use area while the campground is six miles away across a narrow winding ridge top road with no signage to indicate where you should go.

Grass is never mowed so expect higher grass at your site.

We stayed at site 45 which is a 50/30 amp full hookup site. Pad was mostly level as I only had to put 1 of my yellow plastic levelers on the concrete at each tire on the drivers side and it was level. The water was at this site was perfect for our kids, shallow with small pockets of deeper water to take a dip and swim, we had a few rafts and even the shallow parts you could float in. I’m thankful I had an extra 10ft of sewer hose as the sewer pipe drain is near the front of the camper/pad. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars was the somewhat high grass which contained clover in turn had a lot of bees so be careful when wearing no shoes or open toed anything, they were mowing when we left on a Tuesday and if I had the guess, with the height of the grass, they mow every 2 weeks. We caught many creek chubs at the site in the 5 days we were there, walked the trails, rented kayaks and caught many a lightning bugs. This is our 2nd time here and have liked it each time! Hope this helps!

Perfect spot for 3 tents and 2 large canopies, shaded and close to the playground so we could keep an eye out on our children. Cellphone service came and went with US Cellular but that's why I love Gerald Freeman, it is truly a great escape :)