Timashamie Family Campground

This place is amazing! I lived in nearby North Georgetown when I was a kid back in the 90's and I would ride my BMX all the way there several times a week to swim at the pool for the entire day! So many awesome mememories, and the place doesn't look like it's changed at all! The pizza, the ice cream sandwiches, the sunburn, the Street Fighter II Turbo, seeing a boob for the first time... I wouldn't change a thing. If I ever get melanoma, it started here. It's okay, I won't be mad. It was my own fault for not wearing sunscreen. I even made a friend from Pennsylvania who stayed there with his family every summer. We'd stay with each other's family some nights, playing video games. Don't ever change, Timashamie! This place is pure America at its finest.

There is nothing more American then camping. This. Place has it all a nice facility options for all ages and just a bunch of great people basically out doing the same thing you will be doin, trying to relax. Did you definitely have place to put on your go hang out and enjoy list. This place definitely gets the A+...

We spent the weekend here for the first time this weekend, at one of the primative tent sites. It was close enough to the on site facilities but also far enough not to be too disturbed by the still very full rv park! The owner greeted us and helped us through check in and was super friendly. My only regret was not discovering this lovely campground when the pool was still open! Despite that, all the kids had fun fishing and "roughing it" and they especially liked hiking along the ridge near our campsite. Price was reasonable and we will definitely come back "in season".

Memorial Day Sunday and Timashamie was packed to the brim with people. A lot of griping about the $5 a head entry fee for guests. But there was noise and chaos, dogs and kids, music and noise everywhere. Day rentals slots are being converted to long term leases. The only complaints about services was low electrical power (brown outs) when the park was full. I also noticed a crop duster applying chemicals on a field one half mile away. I hope the prevailing wind was away.

We had reservations for the tent spot on the hill, we were told that it is 2 tent sites and that another family would be up there. Ok cool. We got there and the other family had spread out their camping things to take over the whole hill. Timashamie was able to give us another spot in a place they called 'the cove'. It was nice being back so far from other campers. It kinda sucks that it's basically right next to the road (just a hill separated tent sites from the road). we had a good time