#Springy point campground pictures free#

The staff here had done a great job of sprucing things up prior to opening a few days ago.

#Springy point campground pictures free#

There are two modern bathhouses, one on each of the two camp road spurs, that provide free hot showers and laundry facilities. You have to carry your gear down a hillside from the parking area, but you are rewarded with a great view and privacy. Shown here are sites 53-57.Īnd more tent sites, 34-36. Out at the far end of the camp road near the point of the peninsula are more walk-in tent sites. They are just as nice as the RV sites, with decks, fire rings and raised grills and also a level tent pad.

Tenters are not forgotten, with about 20 sites dedicated for their use. Sites 8-13 are located near the end of a campground road with a turn-around loop.

But they are the only sites with sewer hookups. These do not have decks and are the only non-reservable sites available. There are four sites (15, 15A, 16 and 17) in an open area. Site 21 is a single site just off the main park road, so there will be a little more traffic passing by than at sites in the cul-de-sacs. We were here in the spring just as trees were beginning to bud once the leaves are fully out, I suspect the view of the lake is not quite as good. Most of the sites are positioned at quite an angle to the lake, providing both a great view and privacy. The cul-de-sac we were on included sites 27-33. Just as nice as 30 and we were quite happy there.Īctually it's pretty hard to go wrong in choosing a site here - most of them provide a view of the lake and have very large decks alongside the RV pad. We decided we would like stay a couple of more days beyond our original three days, but since our site was reserved, we had to move next door to site 29. We enjoyed the great view down over the lake. I used the not-so-great maps on the reservation website along with Google Earth to select site 30. We weren't real sure about getting a site here, so about a week prior to our arrival we made a reservation. It's located on a narrow point of land with campsites situated high above the lake. Doll Mountain Campground is located on Carters Lake, about 10 miles (as the crow flies) southwest of Ellijay, GA.