Campsite 32 was a spacious location overlooking the lake, though the gravel was a bit uneven. It featured trees for cover and patches of grass too. A forested area, perfect for dog walks, was situated across the road behind the campsite. There was a non-designated entrance to the Honeycomb TVA trail that offered a pleasant hiking experience. The campground supervisors were quite welcoming. The campground was peaceful and extremely dim at night due to the absence of street lights. This made parking a challenge after dark, but it seemed to contribute to the overall tranquility. The only downside was the outdated restrooms, with one toilet out of order.

50/30/20 electric and water on a waterfront site. No sewer hookups, but a dump station near their general store.

Our first time taking our pop up out. Everyone was friendly, boat rentals, beach area to swim in, pet friendly, clean restrooms, General store had a good variety of stuff incase you forgot something.