THIS KOA PARK HAS BEEN CLOSED AND DEMOLISHED TO MAKE WAY FOR A BUS COMPANY. IT IS NO LONGER IN BUSINESS. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Trailer Life Directory's staff must have been at a different RV campground when they gave Atlanta North KOA's bathrooms a 9.5 rating. We stayed there for 8 nights and would give them a 4.0! For the first few nights I used the men's bathroom in the middle of the campground that was close to our trailer. The bathroom is not air conditioned, the door was kept open all the time so that must have sufficed for "air conditioning." Paint was peeling on the walls of the shower stalls and some floor tiles were missing in one of them. One of the 3 stalls also had the shower valve installed backwards, when you turned to "Cold," you got hot water and vice versa. In place of wall hooks for your towel and clothing, carriage bolts had been grouted into the walls. Many of these were loose. The wood of the vanity was rotting, there were no electrical outlets, no soap or soap dispensers and no paper towels. The sliding bolt latches of the toilets had been so crudely repaired that it seemed like a child had done them. Someone had chopped out wood blocks (with a hatchet, it appeared), drilled holes in them and nailed them up to take the sliding bolts. One male visitor was so incensed with this bathroom that he wrote on a wall with a felt tip pen: "Where is the electrical outlet for my razor, where is the hand soap and paper towels. This is an inconvenient place." I then decided to try the bathroom that was attached to the office. The door at that one was kept open all the time also. The accommodations were similar and shockingly, one shower stall also had the water valve reversed! There are a lot of year-round and seasonal tenants there. Some of their outfits looked pretty ratty. I have to say, though, that the office staff were very nice and accommodating. We camped here in a camper.

This isn't an RV campground, it's a trailer park. We've seen the same units there for years now, and the pine straw just keeps getting deeper and deeper on the roofs. We'll go elsewhere from now on when in Atlanta. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.