The graphic artist who designed their rack card is really good. I didn't see anything that looked anything like the pictures shown except for the office building. Garbage was left on our picnic table presumably by the previous night's tenant. It was still there when we left the next day. We asked about the shower house and were told it was locked permanently because people made messes. My husband was instructed to use his own trailer facilities. Most of the sites are permanents and there are only about 6 pull thrus for overnighters. Any longer than that and you would need to have your head examined. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a small campground that is really only suitable as an overnight stop. It is next to a Love's gas station so there is truck noise all night. While the washrooms are clean (family style), they were locked from 8:00pm until 9:00am which we found very frustating. When I asked the lady why she said it was "for my safety". I couldn't figure that one out. The campground advertises cable, but the owner said the cable hasn't worked in many of the sites since the hurricane. There were a lot of FEMA trailers nearby. I believe in giving owners some slack while they recover but open washrooms seems like a simple thing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The rates were elevated from their published rates during the months following the hurricane while their service was diminished. The restrooms were kept locked and there were no dumpsters, campers were directed to use a neighboring FEMA park's dumpsters, Bayberry got dumpsters for their campers' use when FEMA locked the access to their dumpsters. The owner of the park is a friendly sort but their employee is unbelievably rude. The location leaves quite a bit to be desired as the dumpsters at the neighboring truck stop are emptied at 2:30 am every morning and the truck stop and highway noise can be heard non stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Close maneuvering, site not really level, we had midnight visitor camper next to us for about an hour for whatever reason. Whether we would stay here again is questionable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly, we stayed three nights. Site was concrete and level with no problems for our Motorhome. No discount for Good Sam Club. Close access to Gulf, shopping and golf. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good place for an overnight. Very accessible from I-10 and large shopping mall close. Traffic noise may bother some. Grounds well kept and pull-throughs concrete. WiFi and cable TV worked well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Since Hurricane Katrina most rv parks in the area thatsurvived the hurricane were overcrowded and messy du to FEMA trailers. However, this RV Park is maintaining order and cleanliness. Kudos to the anagement for operating successfully under difficult situations. The sites are a little close together but satisfactory. I would staye here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's true that campers come in all shapes, sizes, and preferences, but I have to say I'm not sure why anyone would give this place a "9." There are a few anemic trees that by no stretch of the imagination could be called "shade." There is a small patch of grass between sites, but not a picnic table to be had. The bathrooms and showers are ok, but I didn't plan on spending much time there, so that didn't make up for the lack of facilities. There is constant noise from the highway at night, and from the airport during the day. And it's one of the very few campgrounds I have been to that does not take credit cards. If a campground with trees, landscaping, trash pickup, swimming pool, playground, propane, picnic tables, grills, etc. is a "9", then I would say giving this one a "5" is very generous. We camped here in a Motorhome.