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J. Strom Thurmond Lake

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7Linked campgrounds
358Supported overnight records
358Sites with multi-field evidence
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A closer look at the destination

Thurmond Lake is the largest Corps of Engineers lake east of the Mississippi River. The lake encompasses 1,200 miles of shoreline, 70,000 acres of water and 80,000 acres of land. The Corps operates 10 Class A campgrounds, five major day use areas and many other recreational facilities. Thurmond Lake provides excellent striper and largemouth bass fishing and its large wildlife management program provides excellent hunting and wildlife observation opportunities.

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Different campground sizes

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25 or fewer sites
2
26–100 sites
5
Over 100 sites
0

What is documented across these sites?

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Equipment
358
Length evidence
334
Party limits
358
Vehicle limits
358
Electrical service
319
Shade
354
Driveway details
342

Usable evidence may still need interpretation. Published length limits are screening clues, not a verified fit guarantee.

Operator directions
Located on the Georgia/South Carolina state border just north of Augusta, GA. From I-20 take Exit 199 at Washington Rd. Drive north on Washington Rd. Turn right onto Highway 28 and drive approximately 20 miles to Clarks Hill, SC. Turn left onto Highway 22

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7 linked places · A–Z

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Clarks Hill, South Carolina · source-address fallback

Bussey Point Campground

14 supported campsite records

14 sites with multi-field evidenceMccormick, South Carolina · source-address fallback

Hawe Creek

32 supported campsite records

32 sites with multi-field evidenceState not established

Leroys Ferry Campground

10 supported campsite records

10 sites with multi-field evidenceSouth Carolina · published-coordinate region

Modoc

67 supported campsite records

67 sites with multi-field evidenceGeorgia · published-coordinate region

Petersburg

90 supported campsite records

90 sites with multi-field evidenceAppling, Georgia · source-address fallback

Ridge Road

66 supported campsite records

66 sites with multi-field evidenceGeorgia · published-coordinate region

Winfield

79 supported campsite records

79 sites with multi-field evidence
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