Our first stop was Brush Creek Campground where we spent our first 30 days. Quite the adjustment for sure. This campground was built by the Army Corp of Engineers. We had a great view of a tributary of the Chattahoochee River from our campground. Water and 50 amp power, but no sewer but we can always rely on our portable waste tank that we call poop buddy!
Very peaceful as most campers were empty during the week but it got a bit busy on the weekends. We liked it a lot and I would give it an 8 out of 10
We spent a lot time and effort fixing up some of the minor things and we found out about a great mobile tech called Amor. She resealed the roof, replaced all the slide seals as well as fixing some other things. Great tech!
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First, the introductions. We are Bill and Laura. We lived in a 3800 square foot kid friendly house in Fayetteville GA with … Read More - Brush Creek Campground
Laura and Gwennie on her paddle board. Gwennie loves the water! … Read More - Walkabout Campground
Our next stop was Walkabout Campground. We stayed for two weeks and it was excellent. It’s a campground with an Australian feel. … Read More - Ridge Road Campground
After 17 days at Walkabout Campground, we drove about 3.5 hours to Ridge Road campground. This was the first campground that we … Read More - Sugar Lake Campground
We are here at Sugar Lake Campground in Travelers Rest SC. It was pretty full when we arrived so we ended up … Read More