We stopped here just for an overnight stop on our way to Florida where we're snow birding for the winter. This campground was everything we expected of it: Long pull-thru's, 50a service, level site (left TV hooked up, dropped stabilizers slept, ate and left). The rate was reasonable and the management was friendly and accommodating. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As has been mentioned, this is a small, family-run business located close to (only a mile from)I-75 (at exit 60). The park is quaint, the staff is nice and they have FREE WiFi available at most sites. Many pull-throughs with 50 amp available and there are a lot of shade trees. The pull-throughs can easily accommodate rigs of 65 total feet (including toad). The Verizon wireless aircard signal was strong and the rate ($24 with GS discount) was reasonable. On the "could be better" side: The water pressure is high (clocked it at 63 psi), sewer access pipes aren't threaded, roads need a bit of care, some sites are a bit tight, and the entrance and check-in parking spaces need to be widened. No CATV. All in all, it was a pleasant experience and we would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is average in appearance and easy to get to from the highway. The interior roads are gravel with some pot holes. The sites are gravel with sporadic areas of grass. There are many trees for shade. Free WIFI when available. No cable. Rates are reasonable. The major problem is the noisy repair shop next door that starts at 7 a.m. with the noise on and off throughout the day. Perhaps it would be better at a site in the back of the park. We didn't use any of the facilities nor kids' area. We would stay here again as an overnight. The office staff was very pleasant. The shopping areas are just a couple of miles away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

Signs on interstate said this campground had long pull-thrus and was a Good Sam Park so we decided to stop for the night. It was quite early in the scheme of things... 5:30 p.m. The office was locked up. There were no instructions for 'late' arrivals. Tried knocking on office door since it appeared owners housing was in same building, to no avail. We finally just got turned around and went south on I-75 to the next exit to Amy's RV Park. It was also a Good Sam Park with very reasonable rates and wonderful, accommodating and friendly management. I'll know where to go and where to avoid the next time I'm passing through Tifton! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is by far one of the friendliest campgrounds I've been in. The owner lives on site and is there to help you in any way. As far as any noise problem, there just wasn't any other than the laughter from all of us as we sat around swapping stories!! The restrooms and the showers were very clean and well maintained. This is just one of those nice places you find when you aren't really looking. I will definably stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Maybe the last reviewer loves Harleys and diesel, but when motorcycles are roaring past your campsite all day, it's not funny. It was finally quiet at night, except for the constant hum of the Interstate traffic nearby. This place is okay for an overnight, mostly because of the fair rate ($20 Good Sam ), free wifi, and the cable tv that the other parks don't have. But it's just basic cable: networks,QVC and junk. Grassy,sandy sites are mostly on a slope and not level at all. Bathrooms were dirty, with mold on the shower curtains and walls. The manager (or was he the "wonderful owner"?) was never in the office- new arrivals had to go find him, even though it was a busy weekend. Too bad he wasn't cleaning the bathrooms. Keep your visit brief and don't expect anything fancy. We camped here in a Motorhome.