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Developed primarily for and offering among the best public access on Lake Thurmond, Baker Creek provides water recreational opportunities near scenic lakeside campsites. The lakefront pavilion accommodates large group gatherings. The 10-mile mountain bike trail also opens up the park's vistas of serene Piedmont forest, land and waterfowl and wildlife.

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Elkmont Campground is the largest campground in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It is the closest campground to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The beautiful Little River runs directly through the center of the campground, offering campers the option of camping next to the river. Generator use is prohibited in some sections of the campground so please make sure that generator use is permitted at your chosen site if you wish to run a generator. (Check the map and site descriptions to determine which sites are "riverside" and generator free.)

There are several great hiking trails within minutes of the campground, including the popular Laurel Falls Trail. Little River is also an excellent trout fishing stream. Elkmont is known for its historical and cultural significance as a former logging community and summer resort getaway.

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PROXIMITY: Approx. 30 min. to Augusta, GA, and 235 feet above sea level.
ENVIRONMENT: Located on river below the dam on one of largest Corps of Engineer projects east of the Mississippi River
WEATHER: Hot, humid summers, mild, pleasant winters
ATTRIBUTES: On Savannah River shoreline with excellent fishing and boating, easy access to major cities, Augusta, GA, approx. 30 min., Atlanta, GA, approx 2.5 hrs., Columbia, SC approx. 2 hrs.
ACTIVITIES: Some of the best fishing, hunting and water sports in these United States, Masters Golf Tournament first week in April, museums, art galleries in all major cities, excellent zoos in Columbia, SC and Atlanta, G
WILDLIFE: Bald Eagles, Ospreys, White Tail Deer, Turkey

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Fort Gibson Lake is located along the Grand (Neosho) River and is nestled in the hills of eastern Oklahoma. The lake draws its name from historic Fort Gibson, which played a prominent part in early day military history of Oklahoma. A reconstructed stockade stands on the site of the first log fort. Now a National Historical Landmark, the stockade is owned by the state of Oklahoma and is open to the public year round. Blue Bill Point is one of six Campgrounds on Fort Gibson Lake that is available for reservations through Reserve America. Reservations are available April 1 - September 30. The campground sits along the banks of Flat Rock Bay, and provides excellent lake access. Whether camping, picnicking, fishing, swimming or just sightseeing, we invite you to come and enjoy the scenic beauty of Fort Gibson Lake.

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The Manchester, TN KOA offers you the BEST in Tennessee camping. Our campground is the perfect halfway stop to your way to Florida! We're also right between Nashville and Chattanooga on I-24, in the middle of the beautiful heartland of Tennessee.

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In Oklahoma's crosstimbers region, the Burns Run East Campground on Lake Texoma provides a desirable atmosphere for those seeking fun and fellowship with good neighbors from far and near. Lake Texoma is a large reservoir with an excellent fishery and many access points. Boating, swimming, skiing, hunting, bird watching, and lounging on the sandy beaches are the typical pursuits of most visitors. The lake features two wildlife refuges, two State Parks, and twenty-three commercial concession areas dedicated to the enjoyment of over 8 million visitors annually. Burns Run East is located adjacent to a designated day-use area w/playground facilities, a designated beach, and controlled access. Other features include a trailer dump station, shower/toilet facilities, 2 boat ramps, a courtesy dock, water and electricity, pay phone, and a group shelter available for special events.

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Coneross Campground is located on the Seneca River arm of the northern end of Hartwell Lake. The campground offers 106 campsites, 94 of the sites offer 50 amp electrical hookups and water. The following amenities are also available: dump station, play grounds, swim beach.

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Cast your line into the pond at the Canandaigua/Rochester KOA, and you may pull in a bass or two. Surrounded by rustic cabins and shade trees, the reflecting pond is stocked and right at the center of things-just like this KOA! Campers have access to Wi-Fi. A stay here puts you in the heart of Finger Lakes country with rolling hills, glacial lakes and miles of vineyards. Sample wines along the Canandaigua Wine Trail. You'll find good antiquing and flea markets nearby. Bikers and hikers enjoy the Erie Canal, 10 miles away. Visit Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack for a day of suspense. Go to visitfingerlakes.com for local info. Relax in new Kottages that include a complete bath and other special amenities.

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Picnic facilities, a Community Building and a 200-acre lake are prominent features of the site. The 440-acre state park has a floodplain forest, in addition to other large tracts of wetlands and woodlands that are home to a variety of plants and animals. Two boat ramps provide private boat access to Lake George Warren.

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The Cherokee / Great Smokies KOA is bordered on one side by the Raven Fork River and on the other side by three tribal trout ponds. Both are stocked twice weekly, so bring your rod and reel for some great fishing! Last year an area on the river was added that is strictly for Fly Fishing- Catch and Release only. We are also just a few miles from the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Driving a Big Rig? We're set up to meet your needs! With 50 amp service and 136-foot pull-throughs available on some sites, you'll love our campground's easy access. No RV? Enjoy a comfortable stay in one of our cozy cabins, cottages, or lodges. Or you can "rough it" in one of our Teepees for a real camping adventure!

From almost anywhere on our campground, you'll enjoy 360-degree mountain views. With Camping Cabins, Cottages, Lodges, Teepees, 400 campsites, pavilions, a plaza and its own fleet of vans, this KOA is ideal for even the biggest group gatherings. (It's tough to beat our Camping Cottages and Lodges with decks overlooking the river!) Food and special entertainment are available for groups. Enjoy the shuttle to area attractions, indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, island pet walk and many events on the campground.

We also have a waterslide that will take you sliding right into the outdoor pool. Enjoy a family-oriented film under the stars, with freshly-popped popcorn available. Our KOA's Jumping Pillow is a great hit with the entire family, providing safe fun for adults and kids alike! Grab a ride as our tractor-pulled wagon winds through camp. Don't be surprised to hear a serenade of campfire songs by the passengers on this rustic ride! Cherokee KOA is working with the KOA Recreation Director to add more new and exciting programs to the list of activities that will make you never want to leave the campground. Keep checking our website for updates!

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Located in the Piedmont, this 365 acre memorial park offers recreational and educational activities. Foremost is the nationally significant story of the 7th President of the US, Andrew Jackson, living within the park boundaries for his first 17 years. Highlights are a museum featuring Jackson & the Back Country, a replica school house, and a Huntington statue "Boy of the Waxhaws"

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Givhans Ferry offers cabins, campsites, a community building, picnic shelters and a primitive area for groups. Fishing, picnicking, hiking and other outdoor activites are enjoyed. The park was built on the bluffs of the Edisto River, the longest free-flowing blackwater river in North America. Historic Charleston is a favorite destination of visitors as are beaches and golf courses.

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Entrance fee:
$3 per day, per person 13 and older.
$2 per day, per person Texas residents 65 on 9/1/95 & after.
Entrance fees are in addition to campsite or day use facility fees.
An excess vehicle fee will be charged for all vehicles over the limit of 2 per site.

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Ausable Point Campground protrudes from Route 9 into Lake Champlain and offers a shoreline comprised of natural sand and a gentle slope from many campsites. It borders a wildlife management area that offers a hiking trail, as well as water access for canoeists and sea kayakers to explore. With the city of Plattsburgh a short drive from this campground, there is virtually no limit for entertainment opportunities.
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The majority of the campground was constructed in 1965 and opened to the public in 1966. A view of Valcour Island is available across the lake to the north. On a clear day the silhouette of Garden Island strikes the pose of a battleship. Known locally as "Battleship Island", it is believed that the first major sea battle of the American Revolution was fought at this location.
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The park welcomes motor boats, rowboats, and canoes. Lake Champlain offers excellent conditions for sail boarders and boats of all sizes. The area identified as "Stone Jetty" is a designated wind surf area. The lake is a popular fishery, with fish such as northern pike, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, lake trout, brown trout, salmon, bullhead perch, walleyes, carp, smelt, eel, crappie, and bluegill.

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Keep your golf clubs and fishing poles handy when you camp at this shady KOA north of the Red River in the oak-draped foothills of the Arbuckle Mountains. Swim and bike (rentals available) at Lake Murray, a 5,728-acre gem of a state lake. A 20-minute drive brings you to vast 93,000-acre Lake Texoma, famed for catfish, crappie and bass fishing. Parks alongside both lakes feature 18-hole golf courses. Play a round at the Falconhead Resort & Country Club, where legend Jack Nicklaus once golfed. You'll also find rodeos, auctions and antiquing close by. Near Ardmore, tour the Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum. Then relax at the campground with its mile-long nature walk, spacious pet walk and 5 full acres of parklike open space. Browse handmade Native American crafts and locally made candles in the campground store.

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This 763-acre day-use park is a popular get-away for area residents. The park lake, formally a mill pond that dates back to the Civil War days, features cypress trees, numerous species of birds and a variety of wildlife and plant life. This regional state park offers year-round boating, picnicking, community building and shelters.

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The East Ashtabula Campground and recreation area is located on 12 developed acres adjacent to Lake Ashtabula. There are 38 campsites located throughout the campground; 33 of these campsites offer electrical hookups. The campground features a picnic shelter, comfort station (equipped with flush toilets and showers), potable rural water, playground, beach and swimming area, and a vault privy. The courtesy dock and boat ramp is located at the parking lot adjacent to the campground. A camp host is located across the road from the campground.

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Anderson Road Campground is located on Percy Priest Lake 5 miles east of Nashville, TN. Wildlife in this area includes ever-present whitetail deer, while skunks and raccoons are occasional residents. Visitors here enjoy boating, fishing, and swimming. The campground offers 37 sites. Additional amenities include hot showers, a dump station, a picnic shelter, a boat launch, and public telephones.