Seven Points Campground- Senoia Camp Loop

If you can be realistic, this place is great. Fishing early in the morning, you'll have a nice quiet lake ... come afternoon, in the summer, you better want to be part of the pleasure boaters blasting by everyone. Water front camping is the best if you can get a spot.

A very nice campground with spectacular lake views if you can get a site on the outer loop. I visited after Labor Day and it was really quiet. Very few people. The weather was perfect. Just keep in mind that the marina doesn’t have small boats, kayaks or paddle boards for rent. You will have to bring your own kayaks or paddle boards. I guess it gets really dull after Labor Day weekend. If you want quiet time for yourself, then it is the best place to camp. Also, make sure to bring your own food. Not many restaurant options. Showers and restrooms are not bad.

We were in site 191, and this was our first time at Raystown Lake. I will say it is not going to be our last. Beautiful views of the lake, quiet (maybe because of the time of year). The sites are large. You feel like you are secluded for everyone and everything.

Seven Points campgrounds are some of the best I've visited. For the most part, even the worst sites are great. Some of their campgrounds have better views, but the sites and the facilities are always awesome and great for families. Some of the sites are even right on the lake.

Been coming to Raystown Lake's Senoia Campgroind for almost 10 years. Clean with great facilities. A big bonus if you can get one of the waterfront sites!