Abram’s Creek Retreat & Campground

William Corbin

It was a horrible horrible vacation!!!! The cabins were falling apart the wires were showing the bunkbeds were falling apart the people running it could care less. NO FIRE EXTINGUISHERS the grass wasn't mowed the shower house was nasty and no fishing

Litzy Aguilar

Great getaway from the world. We had Cabin F, close to the stream, our own porta potty, but we had to bring our own personal belongings such as blankets, pots, pans, etc. There are mice near what sounds like the walls, which is a downside. Overall, a good camping site, but could improve. Friendly and helpful staff.

Clint Martin

5 stars on the location,the seclusion,& the creek is beautiful. But the place is outdated & rather dirty. The host was super paranoid about covid so even though his office smelled bad & was cluttered he had to talk to us through a door, all 6 of us had to sign a paper saying we will not hold him liable for anything. He then gave clear instructions on how to return the shower key between campers so it can be sanitized for the next person ect. & strict orders not to put any foreign objects in the fire which is fine but there was a multitude of burned beer cans in our fire ring when we arrived. Our cabin was musty & mattresses stained with mildew.... we are not picky campers,love camping primitive but this was disgusting.

Casey Hicks

Beautiful campground with access to a stream. Other campsites are nearby but none are really too close for comfort. There are Porto potties available, as well as handwashing sinks, showers and drinking water available. The guy at the office let us check in after 9pm, gave us tons of info including a map of the grounds and a list of nearby attractions. He also discouraged us from gathering firewood from our campsite, but they do sell firewood at a reasonable price. He said the place was, "more of a nature preserve than a public campground." I would definitely agree! Was very clean and quiet as well. Very low key. Would definitely stay here again.