Town Creek COE Campground, West Point, MS

Town Creek is a small COE campground on the Tenn-Tom waterway. It's a few miles off highway 50 between West Point and Columbus. This is the view from our site, I think it was number 36, backed up to a bluff, over the water, shadey, and other sites not to close.

They have up-graded electic (50 amp) but very few sewer hook-ups. There are two small bath houses, fairly clean but no A/C. Nice place for a quiet week-end or stop-over if passing through.

White Oak Creek COE, Eufaula, AL

White Oak Creek is a COE campground on Walter F. George Lake just south of Eufaula, Alabama. It's right on the Georgia line and less than an hour from Dolthan. Eufaula is advertised as the "Bass Fishing Capitol" of the state or world or something. The campground is maintained very well. It's been upgraded to 50 amp on all sites. I think there are around 160 sites, large for the corp campgrounds I've been to. A lot of the sites are reservable but the ones that are do not have sewer hook-ups, I don't think there are many with sewer anyhow. All the bathhouses have been airconditioned.

Our site with a lake view, most all have a lake view, just a row or two off the water. Most of the sites have at least some shade. This site was listed as completely shaded on the Reserve America website but was one of the less shaded in the park.

Just some assorted site pictures.

We picked 36, 51, 52, 53, 59,62, 96 & 100 as some of the sites we liked. They're shadey and not right up next to other sites.

Blue Bluff COE Campground, Aberdeen, MS

Blue Bluff is on the Tenn-Tom Waterway, about 6 or 8 miles off Hwy 45. It's a typical COE campground, maybe not quite as well maintained as some but still pretty nice. There are 2 small bath houses, no a/c. The electricity has just been upgraded, all sites have 50 amp hook-ups but only 4 or 5 sites have sewer. Most sites have some shade and a third are right on the water. You pick your own site if you don't have one reserved, they do pretty much fill up on holiday week ends, most other times there are plenty of empty sites.