Two Rivers State Recreation Area

What kind of rv park has no water hookups at the 50a sites?!  This one!  Also they charge you for park admission even you’ve paid rv fee to stay!  The no water hookup thing is ridiculous!!

Big state park divided into campground sections. We stayed in the Cottonwood Loop on the river. We are in a 44 ft fifth wheel and it was a very tight fit, but we made it work. There is a day use beach area and 5 lakes for fishing. They have cabooses as cabins for rent. Stayed 2 nights so that we could explore Henry Doorly Zoo.

We stopped in without a reservation and thrre were 4 spots left that fit our need. 50 amp electric was at the site, water and dump station was available which we didn't need. 
There are 5 Campground sections, each with their own lake. We stayed in the Goldenrod Campground and found it clean comfortable and a pleasant view. We had ample room between the sites and access (back-in) was easy.

One of our first campgrounds.  We really enjoyed the location.  It was affordable and within driving distance of several major attractions.  

Showers/bath houses aren't the best, but more than adequate for campers! Kind of tight campgrounds (drive-thrus for entire campsite), but electricity is close and had hydrant that was close so too could fill up while parked. People and staff were nice and helpful when needed. Stayed in Cottonwood, would stay again.

I just called the state office and was told that it was $23 for electric only plus $8 daily permit fee for my motorhome plus $8 daily fee for my toad. Have you lost your minds? $39 for elec only at this park that only has fishing as an activity?

I asked why was I being charged for a permit for the MH since I was not going to be driving it around; it is the vessel that I am camping in.

I was told that anything with a motor has to have a pass. Even if I had motorcycles tied down in a trailer I would have to buy a pass for each of them. Can you believe that?

I am not sure whos bright idea at the state level this was, but they can keep their park and drive it right up their butt...but they will have to buy a permit first.  

Stayed two nights traveling through. Camped in Oak Grove section which had 50a hookups, lots of shade. Will definitely stay here again

We stayed here for a weekend as a family with small kids. It was ideal for a weekend getaway, but wouldn't be so good for a long period of time. 

The sites are large level pads. Easy access, but the utilities are in the back middle, not between sites. Bring a minimum of 30 feet of hose / cord.

Staff is awesome, the camp store has almost anything you need. Lots of fishing, small swim beach and good areas for bike rides. Not great for hiking or woodsy activities. 

We would camp here again. 

Anytime I've encountered obstacles during my trips 2 2Rivers SRA (i.e. firewood, fugitive puppy, virgin rv user, lost flashlights/food, 4got mosquito spray...), the staff have been wonderful & gone above & beyond in assisting us- they even collected extra/ leftover firewood from other camp sites & delivered it when our friend unknowingly brought only 'green wood' so couldn't b lit & the temps were getting quite chilly at nite!)