The noise level here is very loud due to the Interstate being right next to the campground. The owners were very rude and unfriendly. The campsites are very close together and the terrain is rough. I would only stay here again if no other option available. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is a beautiful park. However, it's for sale. The owners, who live on site, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. You may want to avoid camping here. There are no refunds - EVER! the staff can be friendly, but not the owners. They are miserable. They ride around all day in a "mule". What a couple of jerks. If I had the money, I would gladly buy this place, and treat people with respect. Even the locals roll their eyes when you mention this campground. Stay away! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I don't know what the other bad reviews on this campground are about, because we loved it here! So what if there is interstate noise, that means you're close to everything! Plus, why should the campground be knocked for interstate noise? They can't change that! The staff was very friendly, took me to my site, which I loved. Everything was clean, store was very nice, overall a wonderful experience! I will stay here again, very soon!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

To start with, our site was infested with fire ants. I went to the office to ask to move to another site (of which there were plenty) and was informed by the office manager the park was booked full for the weekend, and there was no way possible for us to move. The office manager made no apologies and was very rude. The park stayed empty all weekend, and they poured bug poison on our site. We were very unhappy and decided to leave a night early. We were told there are no refunds. The policy just happened to be in print at the bottom of the receipt that she asked me to sign, but failed to point out the disclosure. Again the office manager was Rude, and made no apologies. The maintenance man was friendly, but besides that the owner and manager were very unhappy and left a bitter taste in the air. Please don't give let these people steal your money too. We camped here in a Tent.

We found this park to be relatively clean and had just enough room to manuever to the site with our toad. The site was level but the noise from the highway made us decide to not return. The winery at the entrance was a nice change but closes by 5:00 pm.There are plenty of other parks within 10 miles so we will be exploring other parks when we drive south. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Extremely long pull-thrus. However, this campground is very noisy as it is next to I-75. We had to keep the windows and door closed just so we could hear each other talk. Opt for a back in below the hill. No cable, but antenna reception good. Friendly staff. Really nice showers and bathrooms. We would stay again for an overnight, but not for longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's a shame. Here is a beautiful park, with very clean restrooms, paved roads, and easily accessed sites. If you camp here, be warned, the owners, who live above the office, are the most miserable, rude, money hungry folk I have ever seen. If you have a problem with your site, get ready for a fight, and don't ever expect to get any kind of refund, no matter what. There are too many rules, too many fees, the interstate is very loud and the owners have no people skills. The even went as far as to say that the campground is for sale and that they could give a rats *** if people are happy here. The employees are miserable and they look terrified. We have camped here 3 times and have tried to give them a chance, but each time it got a little worse. Even the local businesses nearby roll their eyes and express sympathy. They have all directed us to another, much nicer, friendlier campground up the road, which we are headed to as we speak. Stay away from this KOA!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was an overnight stay and there were only a few campers when I was there. It is easily accessed off I-75 and is built in a hilly wooded area so there would be a lot of shade in the summer. Interior roads are paved and easily navigated with a big rig. The 50A pull-thru sites are on top of a hill and perched next to the interstate, so noise is a big issue. Sites are gravel on top of the native rocky soil and are reasonably level. It was raining throughout my stay and the soil drained well. I probably would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Just save your money and go to a rest stop! The Interstate highway is mere feet from the only spots on the grounds that can accommodate anything over 20'. The owners drive all over in their golf carts to let you know you aren't allowed to use yours. The price is high off season, and higher in season. No discounts for extended stays. The cable is good, just turn up the TV to drown out the interstate noise. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The KOA/Ringold, Georgia was a overnight stop. The campground was not crowded, only with permanent residents, and it did not take very much time for us to realize that this campground was less-than-ideal. In conjunction with the noise from the "local" residents, mostly from their pets not controlled, proximity to Interstate 75 was constant with noise. We had a 45 foot motorhome with a tow, and our length is almost 71 foot. We asked for a site to accomodate our RV and tow, and the site was long enough us. I had to place blocks in front of the wheels since the site was not even close to being level. After leveling, we almost could not leave the coach since the steps were 1 inch from the ground. Reaching the site is ok if you and the motorhome have mountain goat experience. Driving to the site was like driving in a maze and I was so happy to have a 600 Horse-power engine to navigate the steep hills to our site. Even before we starting to prepare the coach for our stay, I walked the directions that the office gave to us for our departure. WOW, I am glad that I have alot of time moving around a large coach to "escape" this campground in the AM. Leaving the next morning did require me to move a few park signage to negotiate the curves and "small" mountains. Unless you have a four wheeler for the hills, tent, and earplugs, find a Truckstop and rest center on I-75 We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent three nights here: One quick overnight on the way to Orlando and two on the way back. First night, we got in shortly after the office closed so we went right to our site. A grumpy old man (presumably one of the owners) came by after we had set up and accused us of misrepresenting the size of our rig and that we were too small for the "premium" site they had assigned us. The campground was half empty, so I'm not sure what the big deal was, but he let us stay there since were only going to be overnight. Our second stay went smoother, and I never had to deal with "Grumpy" again. His wife was much nicer. The sites aren't huge, but comfortable for our size rig. Nice pool (we didn't swim), IMMACULATE showers and bathrooms in a nearly new store/office building. They also have laundry facilities. Wi-Fi worked great, and it's free. Highway noise from I-75, which can be seen literally yards away through the trees surrounding the campground, was constant. We were tired enough from our travels it didn't keep us from sleeping, but light sleepers beware! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

When we arrived at the KOA / South in Ringold GA. We had already made reservations online for 6 nights. After checking in at the office we went to our spot and noticed how loud the traffic noise was, so we asked the lady at the desk, if we could move to another spot where it is quieter and she said no because no other spots would not accommodate our camper. She said we will just have to learn to get used to the noises like she did and to live with it. We stayed one night and Tuesday morning after no sleep from the noise went back to the office where the owner said he would move us to another spot he said was quieter, he took us to it on his golf car, it was still loud, and it had no sewage hookup. Plus he said no campfires due to some people staying near those spots for some reason, I told him we couldn't stay there with no sewage hookup for 6 days, our tanks can't hold that much water. He got very irate with us, and said I was being unreasonable because I asked for a refund for the remaining days. He was very nasty to us for asking for a refund and said flat out NO. So he speed off on his golf car, we walked back to the office and I got the copy of my receipt back. He keeps $144.00 of ours because of his NO REFUND policy. He is all about money and extremely rude and nasty to customers. We left and went on. We later learned from other campers that we are not the only ones he treats like that to join a long line of others he's done that way. I understand that property is up for sale so he has no incentive to treat people fairly, he takes the money and with his attitude has his way. He is certainly in the wrong business, has no conception of being a good host or any fairness about him. He didn't offer any type of refund. 1 night for the price of 6! We didn't just not show up, we did and we tried, but it was like staying at a rest stop on the side of the interstate. What kind of vacation is that? He was so mad that I didn't let him pat me on the head and take a spot where we would have to un- hook our camper to dump our water a couple times just so he keep our money. His biggest profit comes from the NO REFUND sign taped to his counter and certainly not from repeat satisfied customers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is under review by the KOA corp. Do not camp here! The owners and employees are rude, there prices are high, and the permanent campers/ live ins make it appear like a run down trailer park. Avoid this KOA at all costs. From what I'm told, it will not be a KOA much longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great Directions, Easy to Find, Pull Through Sites with a great view of I75 screaming past your front door. Sites are narrow and step up the hill in such a way that your slide touches the uphill site, and your awning overhangs your neighbor's site. Every inch of the campground is covered in gravel, but despite the seemingly endless supply, the sites were scarred with canyons from water runoff. Owners were always available, but surly, as if the joys of campground ownership had grown dim. They can, however, REALLY clean a bathroom - the bathrooms and showers get a 10! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The site I had was so small I could barely squeeze in my 35 foot rv. Couldn't put the awning out and hold to fold my mirrors in to keep from hitting them. They advertise they have wifi, but I couldn't get on and neither could my neighbors. Lots of people live in this park. I had roads on three sides of me. The worst thing was the owners brash personality in the office telling of her personal likes and dislikes and I didn't really care. I'd never stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A decent KOA, natural surroundings,lots of shade. Spotless restroom/showers. It backs up to the expressway and I found the constant, all night truck noise a bit much. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here four nights in order to take in the sights of this city. The restrooms and showers were very clean. The firewood issue didn't effect us since it was so hot, we didn't need to build a fire. Staff was very courteous and nice. However nobody in this town has heard of pickled bologna. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Although relatively new to the world of RV parks, this was by far the worst place I have ever stayed. Comments concerning the rudeness of the staff are absolutely true. Some rules are not posted, and other rules (even when explicitly printed) are ignored by staff. The noise from the highway was so bad that one could not hold a normal conversation at any time of the day or night. Avoid this campground at all costs. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have read the previous comments about this campground and I agree with most of them. There have been some positive changes that I have seen since last year. The owners are very strict, and when confronted, can be hot tempered. Most of the people who complain however, are those who don't follow the rules. Outside firewood is discouraged because of pests that travel within the wood. You are welcome to forage the campground for kindling etc... We stayed in an older RV and used one bag of wood for 3 days. We supplemented our fires with sticks and dead branches from the campground which the owners actually encouraged us to do. "It helps to clean up the place" he said. The pool hours have been extended from 10 am to 8 pm for campers (10 - 3 for non campers). There are fees for visitors that are posted in the camp office. This keeps the locals who loiter away. Overall, the campground is very clean, the staff is super friendly, and the owners can be very helpful as long as you follow the rules. I like the location. There is a lot to do and you will find a lot of information about the area here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice, clean park. The sites are level and there's plenty of room for big rigs. The showers and restrooms are especially clean. The owners are wonderful - very friendly and accommodating. The park is near the interstate, so very convenient. There's a little highway noise, but not enough to bother us. We were here during very bad weather and the owner had an emergency plan - we felt very confident and safe. We highly recommend this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I need to state first that we did not stay in this campground. We made reservations (3 tent and 1 cabin) several months ago for a family reunion and 2 weeks ago I received a letter stating all the extra fee's for visiting guests and their cars. After adding up all the charges, it would have cost us more than the site fee's. I called to cancel the reservation, but was rudley told that I had waited to long and would be charged the full amount even if I did not show up. The fee's are not posted anywhere, I received the letter with less than the required time to cancel and was treated poorly by the manager. At one point I was told " o bad, we can charge what we want" and then they hung up on me. I am contacting KOA to lodge a complaint. Even though I have never been there, I would not recommend this campground based on the way I was treated. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground was the worst we have ever stayed at. The rules are ridiculous, including prohibiting outside firewood and charging $5 per bag if you want to burn any campfires, a surcharge if anyone wants to visit, limited pool hours (10-4), etc. In addition, management is very disrespectful to campers, unwilling to resolve any conflicts, and obnoxiously controlling of the environment. We live locally, and stayed here only because we waited too long to go to the local state park. Unfortunate for us, this was the worst choice we could have ever made. We all left (a total of 4 campers and 1 tent) after the first night, and we'll never return. Fortunately for others, we can warn anyone from ever encountering such a farce of a campground! Campers beware!! Pass this by if it at all possible! And please do not judge Chattanooga by this campground if you must stay there...there are many other choices that are pleasant and represent the area! We camped here in a Tent.

I found the campground to be excellent, quiet, friendly, and service-oriented. One person complained about the firewood issue, and having to buy their wood. The reason for this, if this person had asked or bothered to read the notice in the office, is for the last few years, there has been a serious infestation of a beetle that attacks the local pine trees, and they are forbidden by the State to allow outside sources of cut wood. You might complain about $5 for a bundle of wood, but what would it cost to lose all the pine trees in Georgia and Tennessee? The other side of that, was I never had to carry any of that wood. All I had to say was I wanted some and someone delivered it to my door!!! That is worth $5 by itself! This is one of the very few KOAs that actually have service at reasonable rates. I wish the KOAs in Florida would learn something from this one! We camped here in a Campground Cabin.