We started out our month long camping trip here with 4 nights in late June. Check-in was simple. We stayed in sight A32 which was a little tight in spots and was very un-level. Water pressure was good, no issues with electrify or sewer, although, we were almost stretched to the max with about 30 feet of sewer hoses. Sights ...moreWe started out our month long camping trip here with 4 nights in late June. Check-in was simple. We stayed in sight A32 which was a little tight in spots and was very un-level. Water pressure was good, no issues with electrify or sewer, although, we were almost stretched to the max with about 30 feet of sewer hoses. Sights in our section were very close together.Th pool was great and the kids and adults both enjoyed the arcade. But both close at dusk (around 9pm), and that was kind of disappointing as it would be great to have open until about 10-11pm. The bathhouses were adequate. Pretty clean and water pressure was really good. The river was a lot of fun! The last day we were there, they opened the damn upstream and then the river was even more fun. I would stay here again, but probably in a different section or site, as it was tough getting out on our departure day. I gave it 3 stars but would be closer to 3 1/2 stars.

Great riverside campground. Site was two-tiered but site was level for camper. Site included picnic table and fire ring. Great location to Talluah Falls state park,and to go waterfall hunting. Check in easy. There was a lot of rain before we arrived so the site was quite muddy, but it wasn't so much that it took away from our experienc...moreGreat riverside campground. Site was two-tiered but site was level for camper. Site included picnic table and fire ring. Great location to Talluah Falls state park,and to go waterfall hunting. Check in easy. There was a lot of rain before we arrived so the site was quite muddy, but it wasn't so much that it took away from our experience. Just ensure you have a decent sized rug. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back during the summer to enjoy river tubing on site.

Stayed here in 2017 when we rented a teardrop trailer. Stayed in site B04. Check in was painless the teardrop we rented had a 30 amp connection and site was set for 50 amp. Staff was able to rent us an adapter and we were all good.All sites are just feet from the river. Sites get a bit muddy when it rains, they could address th...moreStayed here in 2017 when we rented a teardrop trailer. Stayed in site B04. Check in was painless the teardrop we rented had a 30 amp connection and site was set for 50 amp. Staff was able to rent us an adapter and we were all good.All sites are just feet from the river. Sites get a bit muddy when it rains, they could address this with gravel,etc. Besides this it is a great spot. Went back later that year to stay in one of the treehouse rushing waters. That was amazing. Looking forward to our next time back

Overall, the park offers enough amenities to stay but the individual lots may not bring you back. The campground is right next to Tallulah Gorge and runs along the massive flowing river. Various levels of hiking all around, breathtaking views, and unlimited fishing and bird watching. However, once you enjoy using the indoor heated poo...moreOverall, the park offers enough amenities to stay but the individual lots may not bring you back. The campground is right next to Tallulah Gorge and runs along the massive flowing river. Various levels of hiking all around, breathtaking views, and unlimited fishing and bird watching. However, once you enjoy using the indoor heated pool or outdoor pool, clubhouse activities, kayak, canoe, or tub the river, or whatever fun adventures you partake in, inevitably you must return to your rv site. Unfortunately, the sites are crammed together (your picnic table is right next to your neighbors sewer/hookups) and your RV is parked in and around mud. A little grass and gravel would provide a significant facelift and improve quality of stay. Some sites are along the river and almost all the area is shaded. WiFi is offered but it’s hit or miss. It appears some live there full-time (just a few spots needed a little cleaning). The people who worked there were really nice and informative about the activities the campground host each day. After staying there and visiting the neighboring state park, I would opt for staying at the state park if I return to the area.