The best waterside camping in Pickwick Lake

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Pickwick Lake draws campers who want waterside sites, easy access to swimming, and a laid-back vibe. Over 760 options line the banks and coves here, with average nightly rates around $38 and some starting as low as $20. Bring your dog—most campsites are pet-friendly. You’ll find toilets and showers at many spots, so you can rinse off after a long day in the saddle or a swim. Horseback riding trails cut through the woods, and hiking routes wind right down to the water’s edge. Top picks like Seven Pines River Resort (25 reviews), Camp Wonder Wander is Wanderful (17 reviews), and Camping by the Creek (15 reviews) get repeat visitors for a reason: shady sites, accessible swimming holes, and a friendly, relaxed crowd. If you want to wake up to the sound of water and end your day under the stars, this is the spot locals keep coming back to.

88% (205)

Top-rated campgrounds

Pickwick Lake draws campers who want waterside sites, easy access to swimming, and a laid-back vibe. Over 760 options line the banks and coves here, with average nightly rates around $38 and some starting as low as $20. Bring your dog—most campsites are pet-friendly. You’ll find toilets and showers at many spots, so you can rinse off after a long day in the saddle or a swim. Horseback riding trails cut through the woods, and hiking routes wind right down to the water’s edge. Top picks like Seven Pines River Resort (25 reviews), Camp Wonder Wander is Wanderful (17 reviews), and Camping by the Creek (15 reviews) get repeat visitors for a reason: shady sites, accessible swimming holes, and a friendly, relaxed crowd. If you want to wake up to the sound of water and end your day under the stars, this is the spot locals keep coming back to.

88% (205)

Top-rated campgrounds

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