Stayed here on our trip south to the Keys. Encountered a foot of snow in the park and 7 degree overnight temperatures. Manager warned us the road was icy (it is a county road which changes to a private road). We were able to navigate and park, but it was sketchy. The bath house was heated and clean. It was OK for an overnight stay but we listened to expressway traffic all night while we shivered. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Now this review is based on a specific time of year, perhaps in the summer it would be different. The road leading into the campground is not very well maintained, and once you got off the main road, the campground road had lots of snow on it. Very tight driving if you have a larger rig. We decided to stay the one night and pulled into one of their pull through spots. All the spots were totally snow covered, some with quite deep snow. We picked one that had the less snow. We got stuck anyway. Took us 1 1/2 hours to get out. The owner is in New Mexico and the manager was in Florida. Fortunately a full timer saw us struggling and arrived with another shovel and more wood planks. Once unstuck we left and headed south to a more desireable campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is handy to I-75. Sites are clean and is practical for one night stop over. After hours owner operates on an honor system where campers place required fee in envelope outside park office. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only 5 big rig pull throughs available and you must drive to the next available site as there is no room to go behind. Office not open during normal hours, envelopes were gone, so put check in slot. Owner came next morning looking for payment, check had fallen in a crack, which he found. Good for overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay at this campground. It's peaceful out here. I enjoyed the views.. great fishing area.. we find our NEW MANAGER who is very pleasant and extremely helpful. They done amazing wonder with this camp ground. Extremely clean and level spots. Easy access to the site. Free WiFi Internet. Clean laundry facilities. Clean restrooms. We highly recommend this campground to all RV travelers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We pulled into this park on Halloween 2006. Extremely difficult to get to site. Took over an hour to level. Finally unhitched and plugged into shore power and smelled burning wires when we entered our RV. Then found out that the park knew the shore power was bad but let us plug into anyway. So our electrical system was fried and we had to check into a hotel. Sent a letter to the owner, who is on the West Coast, to get reimbursed for damage and hotel expense's. Have not heard from anyone since then. The only sites that are even remotely well kept up are the overnight spots only. Don't understand how this park could have gotten into Woodalls. Will never return and have told anyone that we have met to stay away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The campground looked as if it were being renovated on a shoestring budget on a stop/go basis. Interstate noise is bad. The grounds were not kept. There was a continuous foul odor from either an open sewer line and/or animal waste. The bath houses were not clean. Won't be back!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I was at the RV Park for 3 Months in 2004. It is under new management, and the grounds are very well kept. The new management is very friendly and helpful. The Park is a work in progress they are renovating, and adding new things everyday. They have On The House Coffe, and Pastry every morning, and added a new small playground/area for children. The Park also added a cement boat ramp, and two fishing docks. There is also talk of a Pool, and Rec Room in the Summer of 2005, the staff was obtaining estimates while we were there. This park is very family oriented, and friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for 6 weeks while working in the area. The people running the campground are nice, but maintenance is poorly performed. Grass is way too high and mowing is rarely done. Gravel roads are washing away leaving lots of mud. The water comes from a well, and looks like ice tea when it comes out of the faucet. Not drinkable at all. Bottled water is a must. I wouldn't recommend this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.