US Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds

In the US Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds, the Two Tired Teachers discuss their impressions of US Army Corps of Engineers Campground.

While having only been to four US Army Corps of Engineer Campgrounds – Crystal Springs on Lake Ouchita near Hot Springs, Arkansas; Aunts Creek Campground on Table Rock Lake near Branson, Missouri; Birch Cove Campground on Birch Lake outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma; and McKinney Campground on Altoona Lake not too far from Atlanta, Georgia – Sharon and MiLena, the Two Tired Teachers, share their experiences in these alternatives to state campgrounds.

With that limited experience, they talk of often being able to see a photo of the exact campsite online before making reservations. They also praise the fact that the website gives the exact length of the campsites, making it easy to see if your RV and tow vehicle will fit in the site.

RV camping at corps of engineers parks has been highly enjoyable for the Two Tired Teachers. The Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds have been extremely clean, well shaded, and thoroughly enjoyable. Corp of Engineers campgrounds are wonderful. Corp of Engineers RV campgrounds have many of the amenities of state campgrounds.

The only negative that the Two Tired Teachers give is that the trails in the US Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds are extremely limited. Only in Crystal Springs had they found any trails, and Crystal Springs had only one trail.

Overall, the US Army Corps of Engineer Campgrounds are comparable to state campgrounds, offering many of the same amenities – water and electric, flush toilets, beautiful campsites. A word of caution is to look at those descriptions carefully because sometimes water isn't available at each site.

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