Lake Claiborne State Park

Came here for a day trip. Costs 2$ per person. The staff was really friendly, the trails were nice, and the lake was beautiful. The trails don't take that long to hike. I would highly recommend bringing a kayak because that's where the fun is at.

Here is a video that i filmed of the state park while i was there:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7G7RlNMaCY

This is a beautiful park with 2 18 hole Disc Golf courses, beautiful lake for boating,fishing and swimming. The whole park has strong wifi too - our Site 84 has a wifi repeater pole too! Lots of hiking and biking trails too. The weekend was pretty full, but quiet at the same time. There was a disc golf tournament going on while we were here - Hole #9 being behind our site. The bath houses are nice and clean... they also have laundry facilities with 2 washers and dryers. We absolutely love it here and will stay again when out this way.

It was just odd enough that we came out of our way to check this campground out. We were the only people in the park. Guy at the gate was friendly, loaned us some Frisebee's. We were in site 12 near the water--the wi-fi signal was great, but it was there. Sites are asphalt, nice with water and up to 50 amp hookups. Didn't use the public bathrooms so can't comment on that.
Would definitely stay here again.

This is well maintained park with hiking, biking, disc golf and lake setting. The sites are a little close and lacking privacy for my taste. There are lots of trees with good shade. Bathrooms are clean with good hot showers. There is free laundry! There is no cell service but good Wi-Fi

A little ways from I29 but worth it. Great state park

Friendly, helpful staff. Great environment. Sites & road Much too tight for me & our rig

You can see the lake through the pines from the campsites. There are short trails (30 yards) which lead down to the lake. Great bank fishing opportunities. There is a beach area for swimming, two 18-hole disc golf courses, trails, and a boat ramp. The only drawback is that many of the campsites with the best views are on top of each other. Due to close proximity, you can hear conversations from those at campsites next to the one you are staying at. Restrooms/shower area are just ok. Could use a little more attention from Park staff. I have stayed here before and will stay here again.

This is a very nice park. Our camp site was spacious and had a lovely view of the lake. There were several walking trails and two 18 hole frisbee courses, if you like that. The park has a beach house and kayaks you can rent as well as a very nice beach area. We stayed in the #2 campground area but walked thru #1 and it had some very nice sites right on the lake. We highly recommend this State Park.

We stay here 12/11–13/2022. The campground is on a hillside in a tall pine forest along Lake Claiborne. Virtually all asphalt RV pads are significantly inclined downhill (motorhomes will have 2 wheels off the ground to level). My internet throughput was better on computer-to-cell-to-internet connection than through campground WiFi. Restroom, showers, and laundromat were attractive and clean. Area A campground was adjacent to the recreational area. Most sites are $25 (less 50% any senior discount), plus tax, plus $4.50 transaction fee. For 2 nights, my average cost/night was $15.76.

Great views of the lake. Lots of woods and wildlife.