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Stone Mountain Park Campground, Stone Mountain, Georgia
Date of Stay:
August, 2015 -
$46.00
Overall Rating: 
This campground is geared towards people who are using the other entertainment in the area. If you use their reservation system then you have the opportunity to select your campsite. This is a huge camp. If you select your site and you can choose from primitive to the top luxury size available. the reservation people stress using the main gate to avoid low overpass.
The park is operated by a company called Hershand Family Entertainment. I think they operate Dollywood and part Branson. I think this place is leased to Hershand. We
camped at Stone Mountain Park Campground in a Motorhome.
- Value
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- Clean Restrooms
- Service
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- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
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Site Details
- Campsite
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- Site Number
- N Trail 378
- Site Surface
- Concrete
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Mostly Shady
Tips for other Campers:
Enjoy the area. Read about the place first. It is not for everyone.
Stone Mountain Heights Mobile Home Park, Stone Mountain, Georgia
Date of Stay:
October, 2009 -
$17.00
Overall Rating: 
We came in about 2 weeks ago and were quite pleased. The camp is family owned and they are very helpful with problems. They are working hard at improving the RV sites by putting large gravel on the old mobile home sites. This place is over 40 years old and many of the mobile homes are being removed and converted to RV sites. They have fairly strict rules and seem to adhere to them, for example, motorcycles are NOT allowed in the park. The residents are friendly and it stays quiet. We camped at Stone Mountain Heights Mobile Home Park in a Motorhome.
Ebenezer Park, Rock Hill, South Carolina
Date of Stay:
October, 2009 -
$10.00
Overall Rating: 
We wintered at Ebenezer for 3 years. I agree with previous posts about the local abuse of the no reservation policy, but that was really the only negative. By the way, if the tent stays overnight, they have to pay. The rangers are competent and helpful. This is a much better park to stay at during the fall and winter months as the noise level drops considerably. The extended stay policy changes also. It is a great place and the best bargain we've found. We camped at Ebenezer Park in a Motorhome.