Evans Loop Backcountry Site — Tims Ford State Park

The Fairview Devil Step Campground is located on one of the larger islands at Tims Ford State Park. As a backcountry site, facilities are minimal. The site is primitive with no running water or electrical hookups. There is a designated camping area, but you should plan to bring all necessary supplies. The campground is accessible only by water, making it ideal for those seeking a more rustic camping experience. For specific details about current facilities, contact Tims Ford State Park directly before your trip.

To reserve a site at Fairview Devil Step Campground, contact Tims Ford State Park directly through their reservation system or by phone. This backcountry site requires paddling to reach it, as it's located on an island. Be aware of boat traffic when planning your trip to the island. Reservations are recommended, especially during summer months when the area is most popular. The park office can provide information about availability, fees, and specific paddling routes to reach the campground. Plan ahead as backcountry sites may have limited availability.

Fairview Devil Step Campground offers excellent photo opportunities with beautiful lake views throughout the area. The surrounding cliffs provide dramatic vantage points for landscape photography. An interesting feature for photography is the old cemetery located right beside the campsite, offering unique historical elements to capture. The waterfront areas are particularly photogenic, especially during sunrise and sunset when the light plays on the water. The island location provides nearly 360-degree water views, making almost any spot potentially picture-worthy.