Not great for long term stays. NULL,250/month for one year is NULL,000/year which is the average traveling worker’s stay in an RV park. If you work on the road, avoid this place. They do not care about you or the money you bring to their park. Stay for a night or two then leave.

Watch the speed bumps! Lovely campground a few miles off the interstate. Easy access to large, newly added pull thru spots. Spacious spots, enough nature, but enough clear sky for the satellite internet to work. Landscaped between spots. Slightly terraced. Full hookup.

As mentioned by other campers, the road in is tight and the speed bumps are terrible. They should grind them down or take them out. So excessive they could cause damage. The turn into the gated entrance would be very tight for a big rig, but anything towing is okay. We have a 40’ 5th wheel and had no trouble. Just go slow.

Enjoyed our brief, overnight stay. Really nice spots.

We stayed in the new part and it was great! Loved how they had landscaping in between each lot, will be nice for privacy when it grows up a little more! Only reason that I’m not leaving 5 star is because of the entrance–After driving several hours a *scary* entrance is just too much. Am I going to hit all of these guard posts turning in? Could they widen the driveway, remove a few trees along the way and move the gates wider just a few feet? The driveway is smaller than a single lane. When we left I sent the kids walking down to the entrance so they could call and let me know that no one else was trying to enter while I was exiting. Towing a vehicle makes it impossible to back up if we encountered another rig coming in while we were exiting and it’s far too narrow for two to pass each other. I really hope that Santa brings them a concrete grinder for Christmas so that they can minimize those steep speed bumps that are totally unnecessary (because the hills are so steep anyway) and smooth out all of the terrible bumps in the black top. But the rest of their systems were great and location was nice!

This hidden gem is a must visit! We have visited rv parks all across this part of Georgia, and I have to say this park is by far our favorite. I was hesitant after reading reviews, but as a small business owner we decided to check it out for ourselves. The bathrooms are cleaned daily and available 24/7. Laundry facility is large and stocked and clean. We haven’t had one single bad encounter and the lady who handles the reservations is prompt and extremely courteous. The entrance road is narrow, however is not hard to access or a nuisance. Please give this gem a try I promise you wont be let down!

Stayed here two weeks. Was going to stay another week but after paying I was informed that there is a two week minimum stay. It looked me that there was a lot of campers that have been there way way longer than two weeks. So I guess I was not allowed to stay more than two weeks. There I absolutely nothing for kids to do there, the playground is buried tires. The only nice thing about the campground is the creek. The place you check in at is dimly lite the ramp going up to the “office” is very slippery. The camping spaces are right on top of one another. The bath house is vey hot so is the laundry room. There is a fan in the bath house but it don’t work. Neither are the two floor fans in the laundry room working. I’d stay for one night that’s it. Showers are some what clean need to be re painted watch out for your head going to either toilet there’s a 2×4 running across there. The camping spots have gravel and mud. The camper next to us had a golf cart with a flat tire. Many of the campers had ez up tent like things. With meat smokers and grills. Was told that area was for out of town workers. Sure looked to me there was a lot tags from Georgia and real close not far away in Georgia. The basketball court is sand. Be careful of the “bridge” over the creek is also very slippery. No hand rails to help support you. The road coming into the campground is pretty much one lane with an excessive amount of speed bumps.