Plenty of Fun at Petersburg - Campground Review

This video provides a brief overview of Petersburg. It is a Corps of Engineers Campground on the south shore of Strom Thurmond Reservoir, Clarks Hill Lake, along the border of South Carolina and Georgia, on the Georgia side. The park situated a few miles off of I-20, just north of Augusta, Georgia. We visited this campground in our Wildwood 29VBUD. Please Like, Share, and Subscribe to this channel.
More detailed tips, reviews, hacks, and general information on our adventures with Ethel, our Wildwood 29VBUD, can be found on the RVTravelersVoice Facebook blog:
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This video is for entertainment purposes only. The author and publisher makes no representation on the safety, quality, services nor availability of the campground represented in this video.

[@abyssalsoul6216]

Thank you for taking the time to post this video and it will definitely help me in choosing a site this coming end of April 2024

[@rvtravelersvoice]

My pleasure to share. Thank you for watching and hope you have a great time at Petersburg.

[@abyssalsoul6216]

@@rvtravelersvoice I booked site 53B, should be great. I'm in a minivan

[@rvtravelersvoice]

@@abyssalsoul621653 is a good one. Enjoy!!!

[@fatefortunefun]

Thanks for the video. We are headed out there this weekend. We have site 53B. For some reason, I didn't realize it was ON the water. This makes me very happy.

[@rvtravelersvoice]

That site looked like a great site! Thanks for watching the video.

[@douganniewall3429]

Thanks, this is helpful. It looks like the water is accessible pretty easily from the campsites (many of them). Looks good to drag a kayak down to the water to launch.

[@rvtravelersvoice]

You are absolutely right. Most have water access. Some are better for launching kayaks than others.

[@TerryX2Explore]

Enjoy checking out all the great campgrounds you show us. Can't wait to start using them too!! ;-) 💙Terry and Terri

[@rvtravelersvoice]

It’s our pleasure to share!

[@Chaotic_Enigma]

Cool these sites look pretty nice! Never knew of this campground until now, will have to visit when I visit mistletoe state park for a 1st in a few months. Btw your description says this is on the border of Alabama and Georgia

[@rvtravelersvoice]

Thanks for watching and thanks for the good catch on the description!

[@Walters803]

Thanks for sharing just subscribed !!

[@rvtravelersvoice]

My pleasure. Enjoy the videos of some great camping experiences and many of the tips / modifications we have made along the way! Don’t hesitate to ask any questions and I’ll do my best to get back to you.

[@speakparables11]

Thanks for such a thorough walk thru of all the sites. It really helps with site selection when you've never been to the campground. Did you have any favorite sites overall for space and view?

[@rvtravelersvoice]

We were in 75, right on the water and great fishing right from the camp site. However, it was muddy by the camper in the rain and a bit tight to our neighbors. Sites 53 and 54 would be a good choice for secluded sites, still on the water. Sites in the 30’s are huge, long pull-thru’s generally. Sites in the 20’s have many with concrete pads or asphalt pads to avoid the mud in the rain. Overall, we didn’t see a really “bad” site. Oh, if it is windy, those on the point (47-52) aren’t that protected and get quite windy. Sites along the inlets and coves get less wind. Thanks for the feedback and happy camping!

[@Walters803]

Hilton head !!