Clean, and well maintained park with very friendly staff. The lake was great, where we fished there with our grandkids. There were 5 RV's and 2 tenters with us and we all had a great time and everyone loved the park. I would have given them a 10 but the sites on the outside of the loop had awnings which hung over the road. It wasn't an issue for us as the grassy area behind the sites was huge and well maintained. That's where we spent all our time anyway. The park was patrolled by the local police several times a day and they even stopped to chat a couple of times. A very safe, well run park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A great overnight or weekend stop for lake fishing. Clean, safe, and well maintained park with exceptional friendly staff. The lake is spectacular. All ran by the local county that demostrates it's attention to RVing through its' upkeep of the park. This was our third "passing thru" overnight stay between Birmingham and FL. Easy to reach from I-65 with quick pull-thru drives in the circle drives. Highly recommended! We camped here in a Motorhome.

An excellent example of a county run park. Nice, big spaces. Fishing and hiking and trails. A little bit off the highway, but highly recommend. We use it as a stop between Atlanta and the Florida panhandle. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground. Staff was very friendly and helpful in showing us our site. Almost all of the sites were pull-through and paved. For a municipal campground this was a nice surprise. It was quiet, clean and very peaceful. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to anyone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Staff is very friendly. Campsites are easy to pull in and not on top of each other. Adjacent to a small lake and a Robert Trent Jones Golf Course. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed here 3 times on our way from Chattanooga TN to Santa Rosa Beach Florida. This is a wonderful city park, better maintained than most private campgrounds and state parks. Sites and whole campground well groomed and the staff are the most helpful of any campground we have ever stayed at. If we lived closer, we would make this a regular destination for a weekend trip. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I don't usually give out 10 rankings, but this place deserves it. Wonderful state park with large paved sites that is totally big rig friendly and most reasonably priced. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park managers, Jack and Paul, are a delight and very friendly. Although I was assigned a particular site when I made my reservation, when I asked if I could look around and choose my own, Paul was very happy to ride me around in the golf cart showing me the campground. Some of the sites are a little close together, but that turned out to be very desireable for the groups of families that were camping together when we were there. All of the sites have power and water, and about half of them had sewer as well. Sites had concrete pads and were very level. Many were landscaped and the park had a great mix of natural and manicured attributes. Only a few sites had fire rings or grills; many did not have picnic tables. Since we were there to visit family in Greenville, we didn't miss those. My site recommendations are #12, 13, 4 & 5 if you do not need sewer, and #21 & 38 if you do need sewer. The campground is convenient to I-65 and Greenville restaurants and shopping. We stayed here during Thanksgiving and it's a fantastic alternative to a motel. Highly recommended. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a city park just off I65. Great overnight stop from the Gulf Beach area. Shopping and resturants are just about 3 miles from park. The sites are large and scattered randomly to satisfy anyone's liking or needs. All roads are paved and sites are concrete. There are wooden swings at many of the sites. Would rate it a 10 but not sure about the facalities available in the park. We will return to spend a longer time here in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great golf course, big playground for the kids, a little way off of I-65 however. We have stayed there many times, most times headed North from Mobile. Most of the time there are sites available for the taking, just pull in off the highway, pick your own spot, and pay in the morning. During a previous visit, I was greeted by several deer 20 feet from the trailer when I went outside to drink coffee early in the morning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.