• There is RV parking at the park office, but it is hard to tell if trees in the back will be a problem. As you arrive, there is a parking spot next the grassy island that allows leaving without going behind the office.
• First vehicle is free with a camp site reservation. The second vehicle is $10 per day. Compare prices with annual passes for your length of stay.
• There are routes through some areas of the campground with rough and narrow rods. Larger RVs users might want to take a car to preview their route to and from their campsite.

• Small camp store in the park office and a convenience store at north entrance.
• Lake Murray Water Sport & Mini Golf has rentals, including canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, paddle boats, on up to motorized boats.
• Self service kayak kiosks are located at select locations
• Tucker Tower is a museum, nature center, and great view of the lake
• There was no bridge in the park on our driving route
• The bath house may be cinder block, but there is no street view to verify

• Most of this will need to be determined during a longer stay

• Naturalist may have seasonal programs and guided walks
• There are multiple beaches in the park
• Activities in the area are not currently determined.

• Park has a laundry. The machines looked a little on the worn out side.
• Park has a lodge
• Park has a seasonally open pool
• 10-30 miles of hiking trails
• The picnic tables are concrete, and they cannot be moved.
• Lake Murray Water Sport & Mini Golf has rentals, including canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, paddle boats, on up to motorized boats.
• Park has a tennis court
• Park has a gift shop
• Park has a naturalist at the Tucker Tower Nature center.

We only stopped over night, so we do not have any overall park pictures.

• Elephant Rock has light to moderate forest in the campground. A few sites should be able to get unobstructed Starlink. Many sites will be partially obstructed, and the rest of the sites will be totally obstructed.
• Most sites had full hookups. A few that we liked had W/E only that was next to the water. Specifically site 68.
• This was an overnight stay. We did not use the showers. The bathhouse was on the older side.
• The bathhouse was gender divided with stalls for showers an restrooms
• There are many pull through sites with a fairly easy path around the bathhouse to exit.
• The dumpstation is located in Cedar Cover campground, right beside Elephant Rock.

• The site sloped down slightly with a slight drop off from the concrete pad. This left the RV level while attached the truck.
  • This site would be very good for a one or two night stay without disconnecting the RV.
  • Site 2 might be better if we were staying for a longer period of time.
• Extremely long.
• The pad was concrete. The rest of the area was gravel that puddled with water.
• The tree in the back might partially obstruct Starlink. The picnic table might be better for mounting than the RV ladder.
• 300 feet to bathhouse