The people were friendly. This is definitely an over night park, maybe a base for visiting Atlanta. It is NOT a resort. All sites are gravel, but level. Most are pull though diagonally. Very little shade. It was 101 degrees when we were there. The pool is large and clean. They shut the pool at 9 p.m. A little early for me, especially with the HOT days. The sites are VERY close together. My awning actually extended into my neighbor's site. We stayed here because it was close to family. We will probably find another park if we go back to Atlanta. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We pulled in for an overnight stop. I wish we hadn't. The first words out of the office staff when I walked in the door were "there's somebody ahead of you". Since I didn't see anyone on my way in, nor was anyone parked ahead of us in line, I was a little confused - but let it pass. Turns out, they were parked in a side area and had gone to get their tag number. This seemed to be their main goal in life, the tag number, model and length of your camper. As important as this seemed to be to them, they still didn't get it right on the receipt (or my name for that matter), but it was probably because you had to shout over their blaring TV. When we were escorted to our sight, it was immediately apparent that the sight was not long enough to accomodate our truck and TT. When we asked for a long enough site to stay hitched, we were rudely informed that "it's ONLY travel trailer and that site is long enough". Then made some comment about not knowing where our sewer connection was. In 25+ years of camping, I've never had to tell anyone where our sewer connection was. Needless to say, the attitude of these 2 staff members set the tone for our impression of this campground. Had they been the least bit accommodating, polite or understanding, our opinion might be very different. The sites are gravel, un-level, no grass, the roads are narrow with very tight turns. The wifi worked, but as another reviewer mentioned, ignore the sign in the office about turning off your security. It's not necessary and can be dangerous to your pc. If you need a place to stop overnight - keep driving. We will NOT stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good overnight-not for extended stay. No grass on site and definitely some very rough-looking permanent campers in here. Nice sized pool with good lounges but pool needed cleaning. Easy on and off I-75. Would ask for site in front of pool if return. Staff was very helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Simply overpriced. Narrow roads, un-level sites and no WIFi signal. Were assigned a bad site for a 35 foot motor home. Some good sites remained vacant. Will not stop again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground,used on way to Florida, in a travel trailer. Stayed hooked-up since it was just overnight. Restrooms were very clean,with great hot water and pressure. Very convenient to town{McDonough}. Pool was closed,but area was well kept. Easy access to 75, would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We too have a 40 ft motorhome and four slides. The site we were assigned A3 is very good - lots of room on both sides not only for slides but walking around. The site is low in front and needed the jacks to raise it considerably but no real problem as the automatic system did it without rejecting for too much slope. They have a sign in office telling folks to turn off MS Firewall to use their free WiFi. This is nonsense and could be harmful. I left it on and it is running very well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with lots of trees and mostly narrow sites. Excellent for over night stops and is located near Atlanta. Sites are gravel with little grass. There is a large fenced in dog run. The staff and ownership are very helpful and friendly. Wi-Fi is free and the trees will block satellite reception on most sites. This park can accept big rigs with a little bit of maneuvering. We will stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were in a 40 foot motor home with 3 slides which we told the people when we called to make a reservation. We were escorted to our site, and when we pulled in, it was so narrow and steep the back of our motor home drug scraping the underneath side. They moved us to another site, and the escort radioed back to the office not to put another large motor home in that space. We could open our slides, but the site was so narrow that our awning would not open. There is no grass in the park. All the sites are gravel with gravel between the sites. Entering and exiting the sites is very tight for a larger motor home. There is very little about the campground that I would call a "resort." It is more like camping in a gravel pit. The gravel is not even small pea gravel type, but rather large rocks. They charged our travel companions a total of nine extra dollars for their three children ages 3, 7, and 9 making a total of $44. The only good thing about this campground is its proximity to Atlanta. The appearance of the office area at the park's entrance is very nice, but the campground itself leaves much to be desired. We will not stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is managed by very nice people who go out of their way to make your visit enjoyable. There are lots of permanent residents in this park and in the morning it is a morning rush hour when people leave for work. This is a nice park for an overnight stop over but, it is not somewhere you would want to spend several days at. There are very few amenities and the lack of internet access is for me a real drawback since most parks are noe installing WiFi access. I would stay here again, but only as an overnighter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for about 2 weeks and were very comfortable. Owners and staff are friendly, helpful and very involved. Laundry room very clean. Just off intersate close to lots of great shopping. We had to go into Atlanta (Buckhead) many times and being on south side of city made drive quick for our 68 mile round trips. Had to leave due to weather getting cooler and they were booked for auto race - but we will stop and stay many times again - Real nice park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Poor managment of park, also out of 8 dryers in laundry room 2 were out of order and 2 did not get hot enough to dry cloths. The park is located next to interstate 75 with lots of Atlanta traffic noise. At one time this was a good family park, however it has now been overrun with construction workers that live there in campers. Park is not worth the rate they charge. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I gave it a 6 because of the location. The problem I had was very low voltage. They are begining to pave some of the streets. The ones on the South side of campground. The North side is still gravel. Still a lot of long term leases in park. I will probably not go back because of the electrical problem. Lady in office was very nice on check in. No problems with any of the staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There has been work on this park. It needs a lot more effort put into making it RV friendly. It is still primarily a trailer park with many long term lessees. The inside roads are narrow, dusty, muddy when wet, cars and trucks are parked every where. We witnessed RVers, when leaving in the morning, having to wake up other people to get their rigs out of the park. They need to police this problem, it is not for the paying guest to handle. There are still way too many trees that are not necessary. Its location is its primary salvation, (close to Atlanta). However, that is not enough for me to ever return. If you use this park, heed this warning, be sure you can get out in the morning. Be prepared to either eat dust or wade in white mud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The new owners are very much at work on this c/g. Many trees have been cleared, they built a beautiful new office bldg. Roads need help yet, but they have re-vamped, rebuilt is better word for it, their sites and they are nice. Level as a die, curbed, clean and convenient. They are not finished with all of the sites yet, but have re-done a lot of them. They have a phone for your use in the office now. I am not sure about modem availability. Overall a 75% improvement in the facility. Still have some sorry looking permanents and still have a parking problem for their vehicles. Just make very sure you can get out in the morning. I had to have my neighbor move his truck, he was gracious and did it with a smile. One should not have to do that sort of thing. I do recommend this c/g for stop overs especially. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good Location. Many upgrades in progress. Very nice staff. Clean bathhouses and lots of new landscaping, and a new office in progress. Gravel roads are a little dusty, and sites are a little narrow. 50 amp service blows breakers on some sites (my friend had to move). No Internet connection at the sites or in the office. Today's RVers expect that type of service. Still some trashy permanent sites that should be removed. The owners are working in the right direction, and I'm sure it will be better with each visit. We camped here in a camper.

Don & Carolyn Goetz are the new owners and have cut over 300 trees to make sites larger, to accomodate big rigs with slideouts. A new building is in progress due to an electrical fire Sept 18, 2001. 100 new sites are being added.GREAT PEOPLE We camped here in a camper.

I stopped here again in Mar 02, found some improvement in tree spacing. Still a long way to go. Roads are very basic and twisty, still lots of long termers with autos, trucks and boats parked everywhere. The staff was much more friendlier than before. There is (no) pay phone anywhere in the park. Trees are still their biggest problem along with messy sites, especially during a rain. It always rains in Atlanta Ga. It is still a KOA, but we could never get through to KOA to make reservations. This c/g has a great location in respect to Atlanta and is convienient for getting an early morning start on Atlanta traffic. However, I am going to find an alternative on the South side. We camped here in a camper.

Newly purchased, October 2001, and no longer a KOA. The original "A" frame office has been destroyed by fire and a new office will be built. New owner said they are using funds that would've been KOA franchise fees to upgrade and create more sites. We noticed quite a few pine trees marked for cutting. Some of these made parking difficult. We use this park as a stopover and are looking forward to seeing mprovements. We camped here in a camper.