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Campsite #67 at Springfield Campground, SC
$64
Group Site #67
| Drive-In | 20 people |
| 39 ft | Back-in |
| 6 | weak |
5/18
6/1
Campsite #67 Features: Drive-In access, Back-in parking, 39ft driveway, 50 amp hookup, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (2)
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@MatthewGA50EF6 · Camped on Apr 3, 2025 at Campsite #67
Only thing that would make this site better is if you could pull one camper in, so the awnings face each other. Other than that, its a wonderful site
@HellenC844 · Camped on Jul 12, 2021 at Campsite #67
Our site was perfect for us. It was a double site, was fairly level, and had easy access to the water.
Unfortunately, the neighbors across the cove shined a spot light into our camp from sundown one night until long after we gave up and went to bed.
My husband asked the hosts in the gate house to say something to them... ask them to perhaps shine it in the water (since it’s job presumably was to attract fish).
The host lady said it wasn’t her job to ask them to change the light, but she’d walk down and speak with them. I have no idea if she did... it seemed the light got brighter and more aimed at our faces.
Our check out was the following day. We were to check out by 2. At 130 the same host came to our site and asked why we weren’t out yet.
When I turned in the parking pass at 2:08 she said that she’d contemplated charging us for another day... she said a saccharine sweet that she figured we’d have been happy to stay other night. I told her I couldn’t imagine spending another night with that spotlight in our camp. She talked about how it was a 14 year old “you know how they are”. I mean my 13 year old wasn’t shining spotlights in campsites.
Anyway... the actual site was lovely.
The kids across the cove and his light? Not so much. The host lady being unwilling to fix the spot light... then rushing us to check out when no one was coming behind us... after such a crappy night? That made me want to never step foot on the property again.
So there’s that.
Unfortunately, the neighbors across the cove shined a spot light into our camp from sundown one night until long after we gave up and went to bed.
My husband asked the hosts in the gate house to say something to them... ask them to perhaps shine it in the water (since it’s job presumably was to attract fish).
The host lady said it wasn’t her job to ask them to change the light, but she’d walk down and speak with them. I have no idea if she did... it seemed the light got brighter and more aimed at our faces.
Our check out was the following day. We were to check out by 2. At 130 the same host came to our site and asked why we weren’t out yet.
When I turned in the parking pass at 2:08 she said that she’d contemplated charging us for another day... she said a saccharine sweet that she figured we’d have been happy to stay other night. I told her I couldn’t imagine spending another night with that spotlight in our camp. She talked about how it was a 14 year old “you know how they are”. I mean my 13 year old wasn’t shining spotlights in campsites.
Anyway... the actual site was lovely.
The kids across the cove and his light? Not so much. The host lady being unwilling to fix the spot light... then rushing us to check out when no one was coming behind us... after such a crappy night? That made me want to never step foot on the property again.
So there’s that.
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