This is a funny little park, just a gravel parking lot with RV hookups in the middle of an RV dealers lot. It is right off I-40, but the lot full of huge RV's for sale seemed to deaden the noise somewhat. The manager was extremely nice, volunteering the procedure for tornado alerts, and the restrooms and showers were clean and well set up. It was within easy walking distance of a nice restaurant, The Catfish Hole. This is not an RV resort; it a place to spend the night while traveling. As such, it was just about average. Low marks for the ambiance; high marks for cleanliness and convenience. We camped here in a Class B, accompanied by friends in a 5th-wheeler. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Felt like staying in an RV sales lot. Right off the highway. We have 3 kids no way stay, nothing to do but throw rocks. Won't be back! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Visited park in 40' motorhome. The park was shared a parking lot for a rv sales & service business. Roads & sites were gravel-some mud as it had rained. Sites allowed little privacy as they were very narrow. Our slide was just 8' from our neighbor as was our utility hookups. The park did provide modern hookups. No table was provided. There was a modern building with a pool (closed), clean bathrooms & nice laundry. There were trees on the west side & those sites were filled with full timers. This is just not the type park we would visit again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I would have rated it higher but the managers were less than friendly. When I called ahead to ask if they had space every question was answered with one word 'yes'. Nothing more. When I arrived it was almost a routine speech and then take us to our site. Not very welcoming. The park itself was fine. Clean and level. I stayed one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pretty place. Agree with some other comments: owner gruff, son quirky but quick to help, site unlevel. Cable worked well. Fast in/pay/set-up. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This isn't a bad park, but it could be better. The park is situated a few miles off the interstate and is nestled behind an abandoned and overgrown building on the highway. I was worried when i saw that, but once I entered the park, I felt better. The entry driveway and rest of the roads were all in good shape and easily passable. The park has a nice pond area with wildlife, fishing and paddle boats (for an extra charge) overall, the park is spread out a little and doesn't get the same feel as many KOA's that you are smashed in like sardines...that being said, my pull through was located in the back of the park and was next to a long line of rental mobile homes. The space that I was in was VERY close to the next space and to get to my utility hook ups, I had to turn sideways to fit between my trailer and the adjoining trailer. It was a very tight fit. I noticed that several other sites were similarly situated, but some sites did not look very crowded in though. The park operators were nice people and they did accommodate my request for a little (a couple of hours) later check out with no charge...the water and power connections were good, but the sewer connection was not threaded and there were several pieces of concrete blocks left next to them to hold your hoses in the receptacle. The Wi-Fi was not good at all and was very slow, even though it showed a good connection (4-5 bars) what made it worse was that the first 30 minutes of Wi-Fi are free then it costs $3 per 24 hours. Didn't use the pool, but it looked nice and clean and several campers were enjoying it both days i was there. I would probably stay at the park again if I was in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.