Three Rivers State Park - Campground

Passing through and was lucky enough get a spot a week ahead of time. Great small campground,; extremely clean, easy to maneuver into with wonderful view. It was a little out of the way but worth it.

Spots are small. Feels a little crowded. But the water is beautiful. Lots of fish jumping. Ducks. Birds. I was here in Nov and still 80 in the daytime. Showers with hot water. Restrooms super clean. Could ride my bike for 2 miles to check in booth and back. Several trails labeled as easy or difficult located along the road in.

Small state park (31) sites which includes 2 host sites on Lake Seminole. Very clean bathhouse/restroom with 50/30 amp sites & water—no full hookups. Wish there was privacy trees/hedges between very close sites.

Just camped there. Had a 5 day reservation but had to leave after 2 days due to the apocalyptic infestation of ladybugs. Had literally hundreds of them get into the camper from every crack possible. Called the Rangers and they said yeah that happens this time of year. Beautiful park but don't go during ladybug season.

Our stay at Three Rivers was short, but we got a good feel for the place. We are snowbirds that use our RV to avoid bad weather and see our great country. Three Rivers was a stay for us in-between to longer stay parks. I would not recommend this park for a full 2 week stay. Most of the other campers were weekenders and not really aware of the unwritten rules of camping. We experienced radios all day and night, kids running through our site, and dogs off leash. At the higher end parks, this doesn't happen. The ranger and staff were all nice it's just at $16 a night you get some riffraff. The last hurricane did a number on the forest, but it is recovering. The lake views are nice. For us, we prefer more privacy and less noise.