COE Greers Ferry Lake Devil's Fork Campground

It was good

Open all year 55 sites with electric

$17.00 - $22.00 reservations accepted 877-444-6777 or recreation.gov

You will find a boat ramp, drinking water, a dump station, playground, flush toilets, showers, a sandy swim beach

Devil's Fork is where you will find the location of the Tournment Fish Life Support Facility where official tournment weight ins occur.  Not only that but it provides aerated holding tanks and other features that increases survival of fish that are returned to the lake.

The park is great for not only fishing but hunting.  There are approximately 9,000 acres of land for wildlife management.  Deer hunting is restricted to archery only.

Surrounded by rocky bluffs and out croppings and heavily wooded.  Fishing swimming, hiking, boating of all types, scuba diving for old home sites and so much more.

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Super nice Campground right on Greers Faity lake. Our only complaint was that they didn't stop us to check us in upon arrival and we had to return to do so. Bathrooms were located nearby, as well as boat access to the lake. There was also several swimming spots!

Lots of really nice sites on the water. The campground is well maintained. There is a swim beach with sand and also a great playground. I bet this place is packed in the summer! There were several people winter camping here. The bathhouse isn’t close for the people like me without a bathroom in their RV or tent campers.

This is one of several campgrounds to choose from around Greers Ferry Lake that are operated by the Corps of Engineers (COE), and there are a few good reasons to choose it. A good amount of sand is dumped near the swim beaches, improving on the natural and concrete poured banks. There is a good breakfast buffet up the road at Janssen's. A bit farther away, the Little Red at Indian Hill's is well reviewed by foodies, though I haven't tried it. This COE campground has a nicer feel than the one at the Fairfield Bay Marina, yet is still within a reasonable distance to visit the marina for a ferry ride to the island Sugarloaf Mountain (a must-do 1-2 hour hike with terrific views of the lake). Although, I have not tried Sugar Loaf campground, which also offers a dock and marina within sight of the mountain. On the downside at Devil's Fork, most sites are a long walk away from the bathhouse with showers. The toilets that do not have a shower smell strongly of human waste by evening hours, so avoid campsites directly by them.