Lick Fork Lake Campground

I love this place. It has a peaceful feel. There is three parts to lick fork. Day use: $3 They have tables by the lake and 1 shelter. The park rangers keep the area clean and there is a toilet in the day use area. The only negative is there is no beach area to swim. Campground: $7 There are 9 campsites. 7, 8 and 9 is the closest to the lake. Each campsite has a table, fire pit and a place to pitch your tent or camper. There is a toilet on site, but no electricity and no water. So come prepared with water and flashlights. Cash only. Bring the exact amount. There is a fishing pier. Trail / non motorized boat ramp. They have two trails Horn Creek trail is around 5 miles. I'm not sure about luck fork trail. There is a map at the entrance. You have to drive through the campground to get to it. Great trail for bikers. Graveyard: The martins are buried here. Use Google maps to find it. It's a very old graveyard. And really can only be viewed during the winter Months. Special note: use Google maps to find this place and the campground. There is very little direction signs. But for campers who are okay with no bathhouse, water or electric. This is a must stay. I'm definitely going back again.

Absolutely beautiful. If you need a break from the hustle and bustle, this is the place. Did the short loop and camped overnight in our skoolie. Just $7/night to boondock!

This is a lovely site but has been neglected. The restroom building near the camp sites was reasonably clean and had an ample supply of toilet paper but most most other aspects of upkeep such as mowing have been neglected; what used to be a Sandy beach at the edge of the water is now grass and weeds. Tried taking some kids hiking on the trail around the pond but it was severely overgrown and in some places no longer possible to even see where the trail used to be. Given its quiet, out of the way location, this would be a fantastic gem if it were properly maintained. Bring even change to pay the $3 day use or $7 camping fee in the honor-system envelopes.

If you want remote tent camping, this fits the bill. No electric hookups means no RV's running generators and such at night. Quiet a night but during the day, especially late afternoon, quite a few cars and trucks coming through to fish. Suffering from neglect due to staffing and funding shortages, examples by others include the beach area gone, trail system broken bridges. There is no night lights at all, which can be good, or make it seem less secure. The bike-horse trail at 6 miles does seem to be kept up. If you want cell service, you might get a text out but that's about it. There may be a water source but I wouldn't trust it for drinking, so bring in or boil your water. A ton of tables for picnicing. Also interesting to see all the original Corp of Engineers brickwork that still exist here. I think there is 9 campsites, 3 along the lake and 6 nearby. And bring cash to pay for the camping and dayuse fees, which is $7 for camping per night and $3 for day use.

I love this place. Although they have NO running water and NO electric available to campers... I still love this place. I stayed for 5 days and then 3 days and it was great. No one was there! I was the only one camping in the entire campground. It is a great place. $7 a night is a great price as well! It is a wonderful place to dry camp for days and not far at all from Edgefield, S.C. or North Augusta, S.C. great place and ready to go back next season.... I love this place. I would like to be the Campground Host one-day, next season would be nice! 😁🙂