Certainly a no frills RV park, very easy to locate, get in and out of as the spaces are level. There is a large grassy area beside the hotel in front of the park that provided our boxer plenty of space to roam and these are the reasons I give the park a 6 rating. Gas stations are close by for fueling. We've stayed here twice in the past 3 years. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As others described, an asphalt lot located in the front of a mobile home park. OK place for a night. It is off I-40 a few blocks so the noise level is OK. We did not have any RV's on either side of us so we had plenty of room. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park is a small asphalt parking lot with utilities. Space is so tight it's quite a challenge to get into a space even if the adjacent spaces are unoccupied. Lot is surrounded by permanent residents in RVs and trailers. No attendant and the only visible amenity was a laundry room. My wife was concerned about security. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is about as basic of an RV park as you can get. The sites are just yellow lines on a black top parking lot in front of an old mobile home park. The electric, water, and sewer are shared with alternate facing units. The spacing between the yellow lines is 14' so keep this in mind if you have slideouts. Forget about using a canopy. There is very little room to maneuver your rig so if you are trying to squeeze between two existing RV's, you will want to take it slow and easy. The MAXIMUM TOTAL length of the RV sites is 48' so forget a 40' coach with a dingy. The electric worked fine and the water had plenty of pressure. Since this park is near I-40, you will have highway noise and you also get the noise from ALL of the traffic coming into the permanent mobile homes in the park. It is a self serve check-in after you do a loop through the park to get to the office and face the right direction. The electric panels are one a very low mounted panel. The water is in a cast iron box at ground level with a cover. The sewer is covered with a piece of carpet(?) and is located at the rear of the site if you come in from one direction and the front if you go the other direction. Power and water are in the middle. All things considered, this is OK for an overnight stay, if you don't mind basic and noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only an over nighter, close to interstate so lots of noise. The spaces are stripes on a asphalt lot and are very tight. I would hesitate to try to park in between two other coaches they are so tight. One of those put your money in the slot parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Definitely overnight stop only, very quiet away from the interstate. On a country road across from a soybean field, gravel/grass sites, no cable but wi-fi worked okay. No office, a sign says to "pick a spot and we'll catch ya later". Would stop again traveling through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's kind of a dump but OK for an overnight. I wouldn't bring kids here. No office but someone will come to collect your money. Wi-Fi was excellent, laundry machines were clean and easy on and off from highway. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good enough for an overnight stay. Five miles from town. Quiet and secluded place with gravel sites. One shower available and free Wi-Fi was the best we've had since leaving home a month ago. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Fairly easy access from I-40. Park is diagonal to Jackson Airport (very limited flights, so no noise). No restroom available; limited laundry facility. Few level sites and all dirt or gravel. No other amenities or activities. Works well for overnight or if you have business in Jackson. We thought it was the best in the area, but that's not really saying much. I would stay in Memphis or Nashville if possible. We camped here in a Motorhome.