Favorite COE park in your state

wvcampers wrote:
We stay at Bulltown Camp 2 or 3 times each camping season. Very clean and well cared for. They are usually wanting campground hosts if anyone is looking. They have a designated area for the Hosts to camp and it is not with the rest of the campers.

In what state is this park?

We stay at Bulltown Camp 2 or 3 times each camping season. Very clean and well cared for. They are usually wanting campground hosts if anyone is looking. They have a designated area for the Hosts to camp and it is not with the rest of the campers.

mdcamping wrote:
I have Winhall Brook booked for VT this coming August, looking forward to my first trip up there! :C

Mike

Give us a report when you get back!

I have Winhall Brook booked for VT this coming August, looking forward to my first trip up there! :C

Mike

Anybody else want to share?

Two of my favorites are Issac Creek and Millers Ferry both in Alabama. Both are a fisherman paradise. It has been awhile since we have been to Millers Ferry but just last Spril went to Issac Creek very nice and shady campground. Alot of the sites are either on Issac Creek itself with some on the Alabama River. The sites on the creek have small docks which you can tie your boat up to.

COE Charbonneau Park just outside of Tri-Cities Washington on the Lower Snake River (Lake Sacajawea).

TenOC wrote:
A picture says it all -- In AL any on the Tom-Bigbee Waterway.

This one has been on my list, to do some winter.

Very blessed in Mississippi to have lots of COE campgrounds - too many to pick a favorite. Here are a few near us:

South Abutment campground at Arkabutla Lake

Blue Bluff campground in Aberdeen

Hernando Point at Arkabutla Lake

Persimmon Hill at Enid Lake

Found a really nice one in September on Table Rock Lake near Branson, MO. Old Hwy 86 Park is a point that sticks out into the lake on the south side. Really nice looking. Good swimming and close enough to Branson for any activity you might want, but far enough away to avoid the heavy drive by traffic that some COE parks on Table Rock get.

reubenray wrote:
Being Louisiana does not have any COE campgrounds I have to pick one somewhere else. We are at Gunter Hill in Alabama right now and love it. We had planned on staying only 7 nights, but have decided to stay 14 nights instead.

Louisiana has a COE campground with 50A/W sites for $14 per day - $7 Senior Pass. Tom Merril CG is located a bit north of I-20 east of Shreveport off LA-157 in 'Bellevue'.

It is part of the Bodcau Bayou Dam - located just below the dam at 32.69968, -93.50911. No open water in the area because the dam is a flood control only facility.

No reservations, walk-in only. About 20-22 sites. Dump Station. Nice shady spots. Very seldom more than 1/2 of the sites occupied. Open year round.