Just needed a place to stay the night and it worked out fine. Nothing fancy, but a good overnight stay and sort of hidden away. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Overall a clean campground. I found this campground through this website. It is easy to pull our rig through the park and get in and out easily. A little pricey for the location and what they offer though. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very cute, tidy and clean little campground just behind a truck stop. Very easy in and out. We were not bothered at all by highway or truck noise. There was no on/off switch at the electric hookup. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park itself is small and fairly quiet. It is located on the interstate behind a truck stop and across the street from an adult bookstore. The pool is very small, old, and has cracked fiberglass everywhere along the edges. They also have a "swim club" which allows locals to use the pool. The pool is hardly large enough to support the guests, much less the locals. The laundry facility is average. Water pressure poor, but good electrical. (They only have a small amount of 50amp h/u's) No internet, cable or sat TV. The major drawback to the park is the owners. They are about as friendly as a flesh eating virus. They are a retired couple who do not live on site. It appeared to me they have plenty of money and do not care if anyone stays or not. Because there is not an on site host, the park facilities are sometimes used late at night by transient travellers. I guess the word is out about free showers and laundry. If in the area I would use the Beech Lake Resort Park. It is the only park in the area that I would rate very high. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

For what it is, it is great. We spent New Year's Eve in the park. No one else just us. The shower was warm, the space heated and done in sort of early Boy Scout. But a port is a storm it was great. Truck stop sounds not far away, but liveable. Some loud screaming animals in the middle of the night, but liveable. All in all, needing a spot the rest it was great. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access from I-40. No amenities and Jackson,TN is 15 miles away. Great transit park. Clean , well kept. Utilities well located for easy access. Will stay here again in transit to TN/NC mtns. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for two nights in a 34 ft motorhome with a toad. While it is somewhat close to the highway, it still has a very private rustic feel. The pull-thrus are large and there is an entire row of beautiful pine trees on the edge of the campground. We have 2 large dogs, so we appreciated the fact that there was a very large field at the campground. It is very quiet and while there appear to be a few monthly campers, most of the campers are 'overnighters'. The sites are grassy and spotless. The registration is self check-in, but there is a phone number for any problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very barebones stop-over park. Never saw the staff while there. The kind of park you pull into, sleep and leave, not because you have to, but rather because there is no reason to stay. We camped here in a camper.

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.