We overnight ed here one night on our way to Tennessee. There is a sign that after hours find a spot and settle up in the morning. The roads are gravel and we found an empty pull that had 30 & 50 amp service, water, and sewer hookups. While campsites are close together, each site has a fire ring and picnic table. It was very quiet all night and we slept well. In the morning we left early and the sign on the door said to call a phone number. We did and a staff member came in a few minutes and checked us out. We didn't use any of the amenities, so I can't comment on them, but for a nice quiet overnight stay in south Georgia right off of I-75, I recommend this campsite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We also stopped for an overnight stay. Though no fault of the park, it has been raining off and on for over a week, and while no standing water at the sites, the one I was assigned had deep ruts from previous rigs. Site not very level because of the ruts, but I was afraid to put jacks down. Can't really blame the park for the weather. The park is clean and well maintained and the staff was friendly. They advertise WIFI, but I could not get it to work for any length of time at our site...even our Verizon WIFI didn't work all that well... We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped here for one quick night. Called and asked if they would have room if we got there and they said yes and said just take an empty spot and settle up in the morning, Didn't see much of the park. It is a mile off of I-75 so no traffic noise. It is not paved but we had no problem pulling through with a 40ft motor home and a mini-van in tow. It was after hours when we arrived and so we had no idea where the 50 amp spots were and ended up in a 30 amp spot. Not a problem since it was a overnight, but you might want to ask best spots for your set up if you are doing something similar and will arrive after hours without reservation. There are pull through sites on the right hand side as you pull in across from the office that are 50 amp and is best choice for transient. I would not call this a "destination" park. Little ones would have trouble riding bikes etc. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was just what was listed in the directory. RV campsites on the parking lot. It did have all hookups, and good security, No Picnic Tables, no place for a fire ring. Evidently, the rv sites were and an afterthought. We were parked in the middle of the blacktopped parking lot. I am glad is was mid-May, I just can't imagine the heat in mid-Summer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent parking lot! A sites are a little off level with all hookups at rear of RV. Admission to Agrirama is included with RV parking. No restrooms or showers, RV must be self-contained. Very close to I-75. No shade, no grass, it is a parking lot which is fine with us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an unusual facility. The campground is adjacent to I-75. The $20 fee allows 2 adults to spend the night at the RV Park and visit the village. The village is OUTSTANDING. It is a recreated farm community of the 1890's. A steam sawmill, steam train, the Tift House, and MANY other buildings are at the village. The campground does not have showers, etc. , but it is within walking distance to the village. It is also near many restaurants. The campground has underground utilities and EXCELLENT electrical service. It is not, however your typical facility. We enjoyed the day at the facility and the night at the campground on our return from Florida. They do plan to add cable, picnic tables, etc. to attract additional campers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stay here every year, just an overnight. I like the manager, it's dog friendly and I feel safe. It's not fancy, but it is convenient. There was a bit of a problem with the power but the manager called an electrician immediately and the guy in a 2 a/c motorhome admitted to running both a/cs on 30 amp when 50 amp was available (???) So, not the park's fault. It was fixed very quickly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped over night going to Florida. The guy at the front desk was very nice. Sites are pull through, dirt-grass-gravel. There is easy access to I-75. We didn't disconnect from the truck. OK stop for over night. It has a lot of long term RV's in it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The management is very friendly. The office is near entrance gate, but if locked the manager has a motor home near the bath house. There is very easy access to I-75. We arrived about 3:30 and by 6pm they were full. There are some seasonal sites, but they appear in decent shape and people were friendly. Great for an overnight stop while on the road.The WiFi was free and worked very well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.