Duckett Mill Campground

Awesome campground. Great views easy access to the lake from your site. We camped late October and the trees were beautiful. My husband decided to canoe from Bolding Mill campground to Duckett Mill after we checked out took him 4 hours with a 20 minute break and I had a welcome crew ready to greet him. We had such a great time and campground was so quiet until the guests at site 11 arrived 😒 constantly being rude, purposely walking across our “driveway” and staring at our belongings made me feel uncomfortable. With the exception of the last 2 uncomfortable nights our stay was perfect and the staff was helpful and friendly

Great campground with space between sites. Annoying that its so hard to reach the pad for opening the gate. We had to exit our Jeep to punch in #. In our rv it would be hars to get back in time to go through the gate. Bathhouse is clean just old. Such a beautiful park though.

This was our first time camping at Duckett Mill. Overall, it was a decent campground. Most, if not all of the sites, have water views or access. We reserved site 77. It was nice, but a bit busier than we would've liked, as it was on a turnaround and was just far enough from the restrooms that many of our neighbors drove to them. We'd likely stay here again. Although, we'll probably check out some other campgrounds in the area before returning here.

We stayed in site 104. Its near the bathhouse and beach. This is a nice level site on the water. We were able to leave our boat in the water at our campsite. Office staff was very nice. Maintenance staff was great and always cleaning something. Park is well kept. Bathhouse was very clean with great water pressure. Campsites are spacious.

We stayed her for what was supposed to be an amazing weekend. But a lot of the campsites have bee hives at them especially the one we stayed at(74). I’m allergic to bees so i called the gate attendants to let them know know about the bees and my allergy& that there were atleast 10 swarming constantly. About 30 mins later a man shows up looks around an asks me where’s the hive we had no clue as i was not going to go searching for it. He said he couldn’t help if we didn’t know where the hive was because we “are living in their home”. He left without doing anything and advised we cook/eat everything is in our tent since that’s what he does. Less than 24 hours and an epi pen later we spend 2 hours to pack up & tell the gate attendants what happened. No response from them, no refund, not a care