Name: Laurel Hill State Park
Item: Laurel Hill State Park
Rating: 5
Author: Superslif

Pets - Allows pets to stay. Special rules will likely apply so check with park regarding the pet rules. If you like camping with pets this campground or RV park is an option.

Electric - Offers electric service to the sites. This electric service may be 20 amp, 30 amp, or 50 amp and may or may not be available at all campsites. Our information, reviews and photos suggest that if you have an electric powered device this destination has electric service available.

Tents - Provides camping options for tent campers. If you will be sleeping in a tent this location likely has a site to accommodate you.

Public Park - Publicly managed. This campground or RV park is a public park managed by a state, federal, or municipal agency. Generally these types of parks have stricter rules on camping.

Forest - Within or adjacent to a forested setting. Our information, reviews or photos suggest the park is surrounded by forest. Access to the forest will depend on the location but generally we have flagged these as forest if they are surrounded by trees or national forest lands.

State Park - Operated by or located within a public state park. State parks tend to be more outdoorsy in style of camping. If you want to camp in a state park this campground or RV park offers that ability.

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Have camped here about 15 one week trips. The campground is divided into 3 loops, / areas. Overall the campsites are nicely built into a rather hilly area.

About 2/3 of the sites have good modern electric service. There are 4 showerhouses, that are kept clean. About 2/3 of the sites are paved, the others either grass or a few gravel ones. Most sites have full or partial shade. Laurel Hill Lake has one of the finest beaches around. The lake is about 100 acres with head water supporting a trout stream. Good mix of hiking including the short hike to Jones Mill Dam. The weekends I see the campground only about 2/3 filled at most, during the week there might be 10 -15 campers there out of the 250 or so sites. Good place to relax…

About 3 miles away is 7 Springs ski resort with many summer activities. I want to repeat that even being a rather hilly area, the sites are mostly level. Do not take the route that goes past 7 Springs Ski Resort unless you only have a tent or small pop-up trailer. Take route 31 and then Trent Road, go past the old main entrance of Laurel Hill to the entrance closer top the campground.
7 years ago