We had made reservations for a site that met our needs but received a call 3 days before we arrived stating that they had given that site to another customer and after 15 minutes of looking for a site, they assigned us a spot that ended up being a 30 amp. Upon arrival we hooked up to that spot and it caused the breaker to blow. Reset the breaker and it blew again. The next site we moved to was listed as 50 amp however there was an electrical problem and we were not receiving 50 amps, and therefore, had no a/c (88 degrees). The 3rd site did have 50 amps and cable TV;- however, that was 5 hours later. This was the worst camping experience we have ever had. The pool is not open, there are no activities, most sites have no picnic tables nor a fire ring. Their advertisement is very deceiving. Beware. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is one of the few in this area..makes a good overnight stop. A little run down, my guess is it once was a KOA...sites are very close together. Bathrooms clean but need refurbishing. Pool permanently closed. Staff in office very pleasant. Very quiet, no road noise. We will stay here again if in this area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is a great stop over point along I-85 at Commerce. We were traveling on a holiday weekend and were able to stay with no reservations at a very reasonable rate. The campground is 2 miles from the highway and the access road is also an easy drive. Commerce offers gas, restaurants, stores, and entertainment. Very few of the sites are shaded, but the sites are level and can accomodate big rig RVs with tow vehicles. The pool was closed during our stay, but there is a large covered pavillion next to a playgroud and open grassy field. We enjoyed the peacefulness of our stay--no highway noise and a quiet campground. This campground is a great stopover point if you are headed to Orlando or if you are headed to the North Carolina mountains. We will use this campground as a stopover point again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is closed - Craven's Pottery is no longer in business. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Roads, trees and sites are poorly maintained. Office is unmanned -- self check-in. Security is questionable -- a guard drives through periodically. Campground is difficult to get into and even more difficult to get out of. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tucked behind Craven Pottery this is a nice place to stay while traveling through the area. Sites are paved and will handle the big rigs. Check in/out was done on the honor system - cash or check only. Reserved sites were clearly marked so somebody does a daily check on the campground. Many trees so don't expect your satellite TV to work...cable would have been nice. A small stream runs by some of the sites. No playground or pool or amenities for children. Pets allowed. A good overnight stop or a place to stay while shopping at the local outlet malls. Didn't see any security services but there were no problems. A little noise from I-85. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.