Rocky Creek Park, operated by the Corps of Engineers, is on the south side of Lake Somerville on a peninsula. It is a large park and very nice with 200 campsites and two boatramps. This video is the park entrance and the loop for campsites 196 through 203, with a look at the excellent shower facilities. This area also has the group shelter.
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Here's a look at the west boat ramp. This would be a good place to launch with a south or east wind, but there was no dock when we were there. We also saw a bit of the wildlife, including an island with lots of pelicans.
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Next we drove through campsites 1 through 30, and sites 31 through 40 were to the left in the same area. Nice area with trees on the east side of the peninsula, sites 1 through 16 are on the right by the beach.
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On the end of the peninsula are sites 41 through 119, here's a drive through sites 41 through 74 on the southeast side of the point. There are miles of hiking trails through the park.
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This is a drive around the very point of Rocky Creek park, campsites 75 through 119. The sites near the water are on the north east side of the point.
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This last video of Rocky Creek park has campsites 120 through 149, which looked like tent sites, on the northeast side of the point near the north boat ramp and courtesy dock. To make reservations call 877 444 6777
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