Broxton Bridge Campgrounds

Beautiful piece of land, beautifully maintained. They host a civil war reenactment every spring, on the original breastworks from the war. Do yourself a favor and come see it, it's an exceptional show. We go riding throughout the week before, and it seems there's always something new to see. Truly stunning views and natural scenery. Anyone we've ever dealt with have always been knowledgeable and more than willing to help in any way they can.

Just returned home from our first trip. We will definitely be going back! Easy parking for LQ, loved the panel stalls at our site. Trails were very well marked = can’t get lost. Great footing and beginner friendly. Enjoyed the atmosphere and history.

Nice stop over with horses if you were traveling and needed to stop for the night. We camped for a week with horses. Trails were descent, but there were many trails along large areas that they are removing all the trees, very sad. Weekends they have many skeet shooting events happening. There were a few pretty areas intermittently along the trails. The group I was with seemed to enjoy the place more than I did. Dogs an run free, plenty of manure buckets available and they picked up the manure buckets and emptied them for you!!!

First visit at this location for a horse ride event. Campground was very clean. Parking slots have a choice of electric/water or primitive. Had a place to get a bite to eat and even had a laundromat. Trails were shady, relaxing and very well marked. A totally enjoyable experience!

We came here to watch the Battle for Broxton Bridge reenactment. The grounds are well kept and it looks like the trails would be fun to walk/ride. The reenactment itself was a little disappointing, having been to others. There really should be a handout out narrator to inform spectators of what they're seeing. Without that knowledge, it's just a bunch of guys "shooting" at each other and cannons firing often enough to give you a headache. On a positive note, the reenactors are friendly and take the time to talk to attendees as they walk through the Camps.