Lawrence Creek Campground

1. Bring an adjustable water pressure regulator, the pressure was 140. We watched a couple of people have their water heater pressure valve pop due to not having one :/ 2. IF your GPS has you turning RIGHT into the campground, be careful! That turn has you almost doubling back on yourself and if your rig is very big it won't work. The entrance/exit is fairly steep and our rig required 4x4 when leaving (but our toyhauler is 26,000 pds). 3. Not really big rig friendly. We did make it in, and we did fit but it isn't really setup for big rigs. The walk along the river is super relaxing. Great trail to take the dog(s). Nice little spot at the end to sit and watch the boats/barges. The owner (John) is a great guy. Maysville is close by and has a lot of convenience options plus fun stuff going

We really enjoyed our stay here. I had communicated with John, the owner, early in the week and he was quick to respond to my email. We were able to check in early around noon. Our spot was a premium spot right along the creek, site 9. We had a deck that over looked the creek which was very nice. The site it’s self was pretty level, only requiring a small amount of side to side leveling. We had both 30 and 50amp as well as standard 120v. No issues with the power at all. Water pressure is a bit high so be sure you bring a regulator. The campground itself was surprisingly quiet, no issues with rowdy/loud campers. I believe mostly everyone that was there with us were seasonal guests. Everyone that we encountered was very nice and friendly. The shower/bath house was very nice and clean. The

Absolutely beautiful location!! John is super nice and helpful! Theres a store to grab provisions and drinks! Very cute bar open Thursday Friday and Saturday. The bath house is very clean! Great prices and great views.. We'll definitely be back

This place is truly a hidden gem along Lawrence Creek and the Ohio River. The owner John is very friendly and hospitable. It's a smaller campground with average size sites with full hookups. No wifi available from the campground. A couple of the sites by the water have nice little private decks that overlook the creek. No picnic tables at the sites, but there's a decent size pavillion in the middle of the grounds, and there are some really cool areas to relax along the trails that run by the water. I highly recommend walking the main trail all the way to it's end, but it is a good little hike. There's an awesome little spot to hang out overlooking the Ohio River. The price is very reasonable. There's a washer and dryer on site that do a good job. Very high water pressure and good quality

My husband and I have been looking at seasonal sites for the last few years. We decided to get a little more serious this year. We searched the internet for about a week and compiled a list. I sent out communication to everyone on the list to start creating the short list. We stopped and simply drove by several campgrounds today. After meeting one of the new owners John I knew this would be the seasonal for us. My husband was finally convinced as well. I am so looking forward to spending our 2021 camping season here. By the way my first reply came from Lawrence Creek which started the process of moving them to the top of the short list. I apologize I only took photos of the site we are renting because I was so side tracked. I will get additional photos this spring and update this review. T