'Enjoy American' lists this park @ $25, we paid $30. The host did not get out of his chair during check in and was discourteous. No park map is provided and no information on the location of showers or restrooms and dumpsters. The host told us to pick our spot, to avoid the sites that are roped off because they have no electrical. There is a huge dip in the entrance, just past the office, and from that point on this park just did not feel good. The entrance road is paved, a frontage road to the left is paved, all the others are soft sand. I drove a little way into the park and parked the rig, then walked until I located a site that I felt I could access without getting stuck in the sand towing the fifth wheel. All the sites are tilted so leveling blocks will be required and they add stability in the sand under your jacks. Fire and Piss Ants are everywhere and the park has done nothing to control them. After I set up I moved my pickup to clear the road in front of the rig and got stuck briefly in the sand on the road. Wi-Fi is free here, local company. We use Clearwire and had a strong signal here. Cable TV is not available; over the air picked up 4 channels, two of them the same. 50AMP with good voltage, water and sewer are good. 95% of the residents here are long term and some of the rigs are pretty rough. The park is is a bad state of repair and maintenance. Once upon a time the park was much larger but much of it is abandoned and no longer in use. It's quiet and services are 4 or 5 miles away. Diesel is down to $3.69 at several stations nearby. I do not usually rate quite this low, but this park just doesn't feel good, its poorly kept and there are no areas set aside for kids or playground equipment. If you ride a bicycle, this isn't a place to try it with the loose, soft sandy roads. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice park, lots of trees, wide sites. All sites are on grass/sandy but easy to get level. Close to the SC State fair, dining and Wal-mart. Friendly owner staff. Would stay there again. They do have a sign that says "bath house" by the building but never used it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A very nice park. The spaces are large and the park is very quiet. The owners are very friendly and helpful. I stayed 2 weeks and will come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Easy to reach, sites are large, level and, in the section we were in, had a concrete pad. Very hot in summer as trees are small and do not provide a lot of shade. Restrooms and showers were very clean and a pleasure to use. You get a code when you come in, which allows you to use the restrooms. This prevent kids playing in them, but since campground has no pool or playground, family do not really camp there. Quiet at night, close to malls, Columbia and next door to a week-end flea market. Will go back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
It is basically a grassy, sandy field behind a flea market. The online ad lists it as a Good Sam Park, but it isn't. Also, it is listed as having wireless internet. It doesn't. It is located way out in the country. With all of the above said, it is fairly convenient to Colombia and there is very little else in the way of RV parks in the area. We stayed there while attending a USC ballgame. Many full timers who didn't keep their older units neat. One nice thing, even though the park is miles from town, there were some really good little local restaurants in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a clean, grassy, quiet park with easy access to Columbia. It is beautifully maintained with shaded sites. Long term guests are welcome as well as short term guests. We enjoyed our stay there and highly recommend it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Easy access with large and level sites. There was lots of room for a 40 foot toy hauler and even room to open it with the tow vehicle still parked in front. The flea market was a plus as we enjoyed spending several hours wandering around in it. We'll be back the next time we are in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
What I’m looking for in a campground is easy big rig access, full hookup at 50 amp, level sites, secure area, and clean restrooms. Drive-thru, Wi-fi and cable TV are bonus features which are much appreciated. I have no interest in a pool, a dog run, or kid’s activities. I’m here to see sights in the area and the campground is simply a place to park my 37‘ 5th wheel. This campground was very basic located behind an area Flea Market open on weekends. We were not present on the weekend so it's unknown what that's like. Easy access and I had a 100' pull thru site with a concrete patio. I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Price reflects discount and taxes. This park has good roads, nice size lots and a helpful staff. We stayed overnight on our way to Charleston. The back portion appeared to have a lot of long term trailers but overall the park is clean and a good place to stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Older park, very well maintained. Very friendly hosts. A little tight for big rigs but still manageable. Agree that this is a good spot for visiting Columbia. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice campground. Maneuvering in a 40 ft motor home towing a car was no problem. Sites are roomy and level. Wi-Fi worked well and most sites were satellite TV friendly. Verizon air card also worked well. Hookups were conveniently placed and the power voltage and water pressure were good. I did not use the bathrooms or showers, but the laundry facility was very nice. Office staff was very friendly. Price was reasonable too, my rate reflects the Good Sam discount. Excellent option if you are visiting the area and although it's located in Lexington, it's very close to the Columbia SC metro area. I would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We chose this campground due to its proximity for the night, Woodall’s review, and comments from others on this site which were fairly accurate. It was only an overnight stay and thus we were only there for 12 hours. Our assigned site was satisfactory in all respects and other sites appeared the same. It certainly was not busy as this is August in the south. I suspect at least 80 percent of the other campers were somewhat permanently established for whatever reason. After hours check in was no problem. We did not have the opportunity to peek in restroom facilities so have no comment. There is a Piggly Wiggly just down the street which is convenient for restocking and the campground was quiet during the evening hours. This campground can accommodate a lot of campers and I suspect one’s appraisal might be different during a busier season. For an evenings stay it was satisfactory. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have stayed here a couple of times while visiting family in Columbia. Sites are level and have a concrete pad. The hosts were friendly. If you have kids there is not much here to entertain them. Easy to access during the weekdays, but during the weekends the flea market is open and the traffic is heavy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I have stayed at the Barnyard a couple of times now. Easy to get to, pull-through sites. There are not that many campgrounds in the same area which make the Barnyard that much better. Easy reservation process, nice people. We look forward to staying there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Good park for an overnight stay. Sites are somewhat close, but there is still room for slide-outs and awnings. The restrooms were immaculate! Friendly staff, they will work with you on late arrivals. There is a supermarket within walking distance across the street. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Not really pleased with the site we were assigned. No yard to speak of, barely room for the table! Residents who live in the campground, drive whatever speed they desire and do not obey the posted speed limit. Ad is misleading. More permanent residents than overnight campsites. Will not return nor would I recommend it to anyone! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Not bad for a one night stand. Seems to be a little high priced for the amenities provided. Flat level sights, MANY extended stay though cleaner and less cluttered than other sites we have been with extended stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We chose to stay here based on reviews I found on this website as sort of last minute stopping point. I called the office, which was closed for New Year's Day, but they left details on their voicemail with regards to finding lots that were available, how to pay, etc. when we got here. We arrived around 7:30 pm in the dark and pouring rain. Our lot was packed gravel and only a little unlevel. There were huge rainstorms that dumped tons of rain everywhere, so, of course, the ground was soggy, but we still had very little issue with setting up. This is still part of sandhills of South Carolina and sand was present and very, very wet, so don't be shocked about that. Amenities (water, sewer, etc.) were well placed and we had no trouble connecting. Since it was dark, we couldn't tell too much about the park, but when we left this morning, there appeared to be several permanent residents, but they were no bother to us. It is behind a flea market, which we did not visit, but that shouldn't be a deterrent. I'm not sure we would stay here for weeks on end for vacation, but we would certainly stay here again, for a day or two, should we find ourselves in need of an RV park while in the area. Very accessible from I-20 and I-26. Never spoke with hosts/owners, so I can't comment on that or the bath/laundry facilities as we didn't use them. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very friendly staff. Check in was easy and sites are spacious. Plenty of pull-thru sites available. I read that some had issues with leveling, but we didn't have a problem. We stay at site A-4 right behind the flea market. Plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. Location is ideal (easy access I-20 or I-26), not far from the zoo. We didn't get a chance to visit the flea market (bummer). The boys loved that they had a Christmas display of lights and inflatable characters. They had free hot chocolate and coffee -- they accepted donations for a charity. Overall, great for overnight parking or short term stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.
While this isn't a resort campground it is very clean, well maintained and priced right. Good for our 42' motorhome without unhooking. The management is very friendly. It is quite convenient to the interstate (20/26). All hook-ups operated well and we would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a good campground for overnight camping. Easy off the interstate and easy on the interstate. We had free cable TV, the sites were level. The Wi-Fi wasn't free, if you wanted the internet you had to pay. I think they should state that in the Travel Life guide. The campground has a lot of people living here full time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Located behind a large flea market but quiet and a nice place to stay overnight. Located between I-20 and I-26. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We spent eight days here on our way south to Florida, and overall, we thought the park was nice. There seemed to be a fair amount of "regular" residents, but they were in a separate section at the back of the park, and the majority of the units were newer. We were in a 60' pull through (they have longer ones for big rigs) and the sites all seemed to be level. The office staff was very friendly and helpful, and there was free internet at the office (in a separate room w/two stations), otherwise it was about $5 per day! The only complaint we (my wife) had was the laundry at the rear of the office; she said it wasn't the cleanest plus some of the machines needed some work. While here for a week, we observed that this park seemed to be a one night stopover for people on the go. It is easy to get to from either I-20 or I-26, and there are good restaurants and shopping close. If you like flea markets, the one at the front of the park (Sat & Sun) is a MUST! We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
I was not expecting much when I saw the price, but this is a decent place, level spots that are not crammed together. Nice to have some elbow room. We were here on a busy weekend, it was completely full this weekend, but we are here for a full week. Did not use the bathrooms or Laundry, there are a good number of full time users here, but all seem quiet and somewhat friendly. Good location, great price! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Shore services are good. Sites are reasonably level. Roads and sites are compacted gravel. There is plenty of room between sites and no problem trees to put out awning. Sites are long enough to park my 38ft trailer but have to park the tow vehicle across the front. They give a 10% discount for Good Sam, AAA, and AARP. Passport America & CampClub not good on weekends. No problem getting Directv. Cable is good with many channels. Wi-Fi is Tengointernet and is not free. Sprint Air card is very good (-70) and Verizon air card is good (-76). When arriving at this park read the directions on their website before you get there. If you turn right on Oakwood Dr. the street is very narrow to make the turn. It is easy to get to the park by going through the Flea Market entrance north of Oakwood Dr. about a half block north on Oak Dr/Hwy 1. Stay to the left once you're going through the Flea Market. Park entrance is on the left. We will stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
For an overnight stop, this was OK and it was within walking distance to a couple of places to eat. There is a duck pond so when you arrive, make sure to check where you walk because the critters come up to your campsite to see if you have anything for them to eat. People in the office were very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is an excellent base for exploring the area on a budget, as it's low on frills but a good value for the money. Don't be concerned about the flea market out front, as it's well-separated from the RV park. Seasonal and long-term "perma-rigs" seem well separated from the short-term sites. Paved interior roads are in good shape and easy to maneuver, and our gravel pull-through was over 100' long and about 40' wide: plenty of space. Some sites have trees, so ask at the office about satellite reception when you check in. Staff were friendly and helpful. The park is set back enough to avoid road noise, although you can hear train traffic on the other side of US-1. There is a dog walk (not fenced in) along the front edge of the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Friendly staff and nice level sites. Very well kept but is behind a flea market. There is no pool or wi-fi. We camped here to tour Columbia. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Ok for an overnight stay. Reviews are accurate, however, my site did not have any gravel, only grass. Located 3 miles off the interstate, behind a flea market. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not a bad park for a weekly stay. Has a lot of over nighters on the interior with a lot of permanent residents on the exterior. Verizon signal was strong with an amplifier, all utilities worked good, was easy to get in and out of. The park is sparse on the trees so a little boring but okay for a short stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Level gravel sites with good spacing between them, and a picnic table on concrete slab. Office staff was friendly, helpful. Pay Wi-Fi (cheap), and good cable TV signal. Very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The rate quoted reflects a CCUSA discount. With the discounted rate, the park is fine for an overnight or very brief stay. Watch carefully for the entrance just past the large parking lot for the flea market. We would stay here again for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice park behind the flea market. After Thanksgiving, they set up Santa's Land at the park with thousands of lights and beautiful displays with air balloon figures. We walked through and it was really neat. Great water pressure; electric good; cable. As has been said, you pay for wifi so I used my Verizon card and had no problems with that. We stayed an extra night because of the attached flea market but they don't really get busy 'til Saturday. There's a good produce market about a mile down the road where you can get good produce. Couldn't find a true farmer's market with meats/cheeses/poultry/seafood, etc. around though. We would stay here again when in this area and would recommend this to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Easy access from both interstate routes. Made a good stop for a couple of days to rest. Flea market was not very full so it wasn't that great. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We actually paid less as we stayed for a month. We were there during the really cold weather in December and the water did freeze at night so we needed to rely on our water and pump every night. That was not the fault of anyone but Mother Nature! It was conveniently located for us to visit our kids in Columbia and the staff was nice. It is right behind a flea market so that can be fun. The sites are big and easy to get into. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Clean, quiet park in easy location. Access is a bit difficult if you come on the weekend as it is located behind a huge flea market. Stores are close by. No scheduled activities or pool. Personnel are very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stopped in here as we traveled to Florida and we were lucky to get the last spot, an "overflow" site. It still had electric/water/cable and was perfectly nice! If you like Flea Markets - this is the spot for you!! It's next to a HUGE flea market - although I'm glad we missed the congestion THAT must cause on weekends :-) We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground was okay. I was surprised that they switched me to a smaller site even though I reserved a large, pull through well in advance. There are too many busy bodies (residents) walking around giving orders and snooping. I would stay here again, but would look at other options first. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access from I-20, big rig friendly, friendly staff. This is a great place for an overnighter or to stay for a few days if you need to be in the area. 100' pull-throughs and about 24 yards between pads. Cement patios with lots of green grass between lots. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The location of the Barnyard RV Park threw us off a bit because it was behind a flea market. It wasn't hard to find though. Upon arrival, check-in was a breeze. The campground was clean and the sites offered plenty of space. We only stayed overnight but it only took us one night to find that the bathrooms were up to date and clean. There is no pool but that was okay since we were not there for too long. It was a nice quiet place to stay especially when you're exhausted from a long drive. They had cable hook-ups and there was a decent variety of channels. There was good water pressure and no problems with 30 amps. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We stayed here two nights ...this is a very nice park and will go back again when in the area.. park is clean and staff is friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have visited this park many times as we have family in the area and it is conveniently located. Office staff and owners of the park are very friendly and accommodating always. We were going to stay 3 weeks and the staff worked with us to help us determine that a monthly rate would be more economical for us. We were in the back of the park away from the busy flea market. The power is excellent at this park. Each site has two sewer connections so you have a choice of which serves you best. Good water pressure. Sites are long and accommodate big rigs and are pull throughs. The sites in the front of the park are very good for overnight stays. The park will accept mail. Since we are fulltimers this is very helpful. We appreciate this park and the amenities they offer!! Just another note of help: there is a propane company located in the parking lot of the flea market very convenient to anyone staying at the RV Park. This is very helpful if you need to purchase propane. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great spot, simple, close to Columbia which offer many attactions including a world class zoo. All of the necessary store are within 2-3 miles, lowes, Walmart and it is next door to Piggily Wiggily, Auto Zone, barber, liquor store and there is a propane dealer in the parking lot of the flea. I stay here because it is directly behind a first class huge flea market which I have sold at many times and it is as good as a full blown antique show for profitability. The campground is simple, clean, very friendly. The sites are large with cement patios. You can't beat the price for what you get. This park is in my top five Favorites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We enjoyed this park for a visit to Columbia area. We had a large pull through site, with a cement pad. The front part of the park is for the transient or non-permanent travelers. The sites are all very accommodating and certainly plenty wide between rigs. Wi-Fi is extra, currently $4.95 per day with Tengo internet. We'd camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice RV park. It's older, but the sites are large and level gravel. It has some permanent residents in it, but they are mostly retired people. It is fairly quiet, although it is behind a flea market so the weekends are probably not as quiet. This is really a good value for the money all in all. Internet is extra, but it is faster than a lot of the free wi-fi available. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a large park behind a huge flea market. The only positive for this park is the friendly staff! The sites are very close together and sandy. Many of the residents are permanent with old trailers and motorhomes. They advertise WiFi, but it is only available for an additional charge. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed at the park for two months visiting with family in the area. We have stayed at the Barnyard over the past several years and have always found the staff to be very friendly and the service excellent. The park is conveniently located to everything in Lexington/Columbia. We would recommend the park to anyone wishing to visit the area. The sites are long and convenient pull-throughs!! We look forward to our next visit! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great spot, not fancy but quiet, nice people, good sites, right next to a class A flea market. Close to a world class zoo. I will put this on my list of favorites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A couple of weeks ago we spent three nights at the Barnyard RV park in Columbia, SC (actually, Lexington). Just about everything on their web page is up to date. We were there for the flea market and stayed Thursday, Friday, & Saturday nights and our cost with Good Sam discount was $79.00 and change for a Full Hook Up with 50 amps. We had site B8 which was less than 100 yards from the first booth in the flea market. The flea market is well organized and large. There is another smaller one less than a mile down US1. Went to Fort Jackson to get our prescriptions refilled and visited the commissary and stocked up on meat & potatoes. The BX was super busy as there was a Brigade home on leave from Iraq and they were sure having a great time shopping. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Overall a good park with long, wide spaces and easy ingress and egress. I was, however, a little ticked off when, after I had reserved a specific site months in advance, they moved me to a spot at the very end of the park next to the duck pond (try dodging duck crap all day). The wi-fi is with the worst internet service provider in the industry (Tengo), and it worked only half the time yet it cost $5.00 daily--what a ripoff. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is fine for a one night stop. I would not want to stay any longer than this. Personnel in the office were very nice and also very helpful. (800) 633-6351 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
All roads are asphalt, sites are hard packed gravel, and level. Table on site, no fire ring or open fire here. Wi-Fi worked well. Trees are small but have some shade. Park was full at time of our visit. I also agree that park is better now with clean up work in rear on permanent sites. Everything is close by, food, stores, places to eat, fuel, and shopping. Pond in park with ducks. No road noise. No play ground equipment for kids. Next door to large flea market Fri. Sat. and Sun only. Hookup's are in the correct place. We will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Huge pull through sites, easy access, didn't need to disconnect the toad. Stayed overnight but will probably stay here again on the way home. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice campground. We stayed in a pull thru space behind the office. These spaces are very long and roomy with a concrete patio. Not much shade, but the spaces are great. Staff was friendly. Conveniently located off of I-20. Campground is next to a big flea market with lots of interesting items to see during the weekend. We visit the area several times a year and will be staying here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stopped here to take a break on our trip to Texas. This was perfect for our purposes. Staff was helpful and the park was clean and orderly. Pull-through sites were long. The sites were not very wide, but for our purposes that did not matter at all. All-in-all, a good value for the money. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Love this campground, but we were late in reserving and we were placed in the back. Large site with a cement slab. We were pleased with the site. However, we had neighbor that seem to be there for the season, they had numerous kids, ATV's of all kind and were Very Noisy on Saturday morning (with mechanical repairs on various motorcycles. Since we were there for only 2 day, we left after only one. But we will go back and make sure we have a center site. Restrooms were clean and campground has easy access from I-20 or I-26. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Stayed here for 2 days. Nice park , nice people. Electric was off. I'm pretty sure the park electric toasted my transfer switch. I bought a surge protector because of this park's electric. Easy access to flea markets. Short drive to Fair Grounds. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Sites are large enough with a small concrete patio. Water pressure good at 55PSI. Power good at 124V. Cable TV is included. WIFI available for a fee. Restrooms and showers are fairly new and clean. Very good park off the interstate so it is quiet. Great overnight or for a few days. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The sites in the area we were assigned (the B section, near the office) were pull-thru and level. They weren't hugely wide, but were perfectly fine. We had a small, raised concrete pad. The cable hook-up worked fine. There are lots of open sky sites for anyone who needs one. Because of the frigid weather (night temps in the mid-teens), the water was turned off between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. A note in the office informed us about that when we checked in, so it didn't come as a surprise. There aren't any fire rings--a big plus in my book--so you don't have other people's smoke seeping into your ventilation system. The RV Park is behind the Barnyard Flea Market. To get to the campground, you can enter the flea market area and drive around behind those buildings. Big rigs (40'-45' especially) will want to take this route, instead of going to the traffic light at Oak Drive and turning left, then left again into the campground. There's plenty of room to walk pets, especially when the flea market isn't operating. (It runs Friday, Saturday, Sunday). The campground and the flea market are connected, more or less; there are some bushes and a grassy strip between the two, but no real fence between them. You can walk to a grocery store nearby. Several dumpsters are located around the grounds, and pet waste disposal bags are provided at one end of the campground (on the same side as the motorhome storage area). The laundry room had several machines, and the cost was very reasonable ($1 each for washing and drying). All in all, I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Considering that this park is located in a city environment, this is a very nice park. Very close to Columbia. All sites are full hookups with 30/50 amp power. Pay Wi-Fi and free cable TV. Sites are level and have 30 foot separation between sites. Well maintained except for some badly warped picnic tables. A few long term folks, most with attractive appearance and no piles of junk. Concrete patio pads. The rooster seems to have lost the ability to keep track of time, now crows weakly in the afternoon--senility?? Those who want a pool should choose a RV Park Resort. Weekly and monthly rates. This is our third stay here and we will come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is one of those campgrounds that you are forced into using because it’s the only game in town. You don’t get “comfort amenities”, but the basics are available. Easy access to the interstate, cable, full hook ups, laundry, and bath facilities to name a few. Water pressure and voltage were good. TV and cell coverage were also good. Space between sites was adequate. There is some road noise from a nearby two-lane highway. Wi-Fi is available on a pay for use basis. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Upside: Wide & long pull-thru sites, our site was level, grass, clear southern exposure for satellite dish, close to shopping, relatively quiet. Downside: Awakened by the free-roaming chickens in the park crowing before dawn, followed closely by the geese honking in the "duck pond." Ask for site away from duck pond. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was a pretty good campground. Choices in the Columbia area are slim, and this one worked out well. The park is sort of bare bones (no pool or other "extras") but made a good base as I had business in the area. Easy to get to from I-26 or I-20, easy to get in and out of the sites. Park was clean, and staff helpful. Wireless Internet was $4/day, and I had a very good signal inside the camper. Had a good selection of cable channels. Mix of long term and short term visitors. Short term in front of campground, long term in back. I'll stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We enjoy this park, every time we are near the area we go back here. I have noticed they are starting to clean out some of the older permanent rigs out of the park, making it look a lot better. Just wish they had a swimming pool. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here for three nights while attending the Masters practice rounds. Very clean campground with full hook-ups and cable TV at all sites. Wi-fi worked well. No pool or amenities for kids. Close to the zoo and museums. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Easy access. Good interior roads. Very quiet with large pull through sites. Great for overnight or longer stay. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice park. Sites are large and the staff was very polite. Would be nicer if sites were either paved or concrete. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice park with excellent ingress and egress, and very long pull through sites and concrete patios. Very reasonably priced with free multi-channel cable TV. Pay wi-fi but, at these prices, I can't complain. I would stay here again on an overnight or week long basis. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice park with friendly staff. Paved roads into and throughout the park. Nice level grass sites with concrete pads. Clean, well maintained, and accommodating staff. We will definitely stay here again when in the area. Go Gators! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access behind The Barnyard Flea Market. Could be difficult when the flea market is open. Great interior roads. Located a few miles off of Exit 58 of I-20. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park to spend the night. All sites are dirt. You can see some gravel from the past or years ago. All roads are blacktop and free of pot holes. Sites are level and have space around them. Very nice modem room with two large desks. One desk has high speed service and other a 56KB land line. No road noise, lake next to park with ducks. Cable TV has a lot of channels to look at. Number of old units in one end of park, need some work. Over night people stay near office in other end of park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very well maintained, clean and tidy campground. Easy in and easy out. Arrival reception very pleasant and friendly. Good level big rig pull-thru sites with 50 amp service and green grass. The campground is more of an "overnighter", not really a destination campground. Gigantic ajoining flea market on the weekends. Very clean restroom and laundry facilities. You are given a restroom door code to unlock the facilities when you check in. This was our second visit and we will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is about 8-10 miles west of Columbia, SC. Easy access, LP on site. One telephone
modem in office that closes at 8pm. The park is a flat open field next to a 500 vendor weekend flea market. Adequate space between sites, some small concrete patio pads. Very large shopping malls are about 10 miles away on I-26. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2003
$20
Very nice campground for a stopover. Only 5 minutes off either I-20 or I-26. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2002
$19
Park O.K. for a stop over or a week. Sites are not to close together. Flea market next door, close to super market, gas pumps, and other places. Short drive to Columbia. No trees and in the summer it is hot! We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2001
$18
Best campground in central South Carolina, Columbia area. Very friendly and good location. Next door to flea market and shopping center. We camped here in a camper.