Very narrow drives. BUT, we had just fought 50-70 MPH winds and could have stayed in a prison yard. OK for overnight stops. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground was convenient to First Monday Trade Days grounds - only 1 mile away. RV park guests have access to continental breakfast in hotel. Although some sites are pull-through, the roads are narrow and don't allow enough room to navigate when arriving or departing. We were fortunate that others departed before us so we could use their sites to drive-through when leaving. There is no shuttle, even though the website indicates one is available. Didn't use showers. They appeared clean, but dated. Same for rest rooms. The grounds weren't mowed, although they did try to do some during our 4 day stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Only 2 50 amp sites available. Very small park behind the hotel. There are a few trees for shade. Not much else in the way of amenities. OK for an overnight stay. Don't come during the first monday flea-market without reservations. Ask for a discount, they gave us a nice rate just for asking. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very bare-bones campground adjacent to a motel next to the freeway. No real amenities. We camped here in a camper.

Just wanted to up date this review. We stayed here in January and the park is better than ever. We had a little trouble with the electric but we were using an electric heater and when it was off all was well. The campground owner allowed us to move when our site was flooded and they put us on higher ground. Real nice owners and the work campers here are real helpful. We stayed here for the month. We will stay here again when we are in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park had improved greatly under the new owners. The campground is spotless, well landscaped and looks new. All sites are 50 amp. Of the 42 sites, 25 are 70 ft pull thru. The sites are level and covered with fine ground gravel requiring little in the way set-up. The rally room is open 24/7 with a big screen tv, recliners, card tables and a full kitchen for the campers to use. The coin laundry is also open 24/7. We called ahead for reservation and they didnt even ask for all the usual info and credit card deposit, etc.. Sign-in was just a quick 3 line form and then we were personally escorted to our site. The owner even stuck around to help us get unhooked, plugged in, and answered all our questions about the local area. We have been to First Mondays before and had to stay in a campground that consisted of an asphalt parking lot that packed in the campers so close you could not open the awning. Not to mention all the partying and traffic in the park at all hours. I-20 Rv Park is just outside the city and a quick 10 minutes to the First Mondays grounds. Although there are some Monthly campers there, they are all high quality belonging to mostly traveling Nurses and professional people. We will stay here there again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Average park. Sites gravel. No trees. Fishing pond. Swing set for kids. Rally room. Really nice and helpful owners!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is basically a storage lot. Nothing but flat concrete, very narrow spaces. Lots of empty, stored rigs. Only saw one other person there. Manager not on site, rarely answers the phone. Women's restroom full of big, black, dead beetles-ugh! Never again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This one very large parking lot with hookups. The campers are placed on every available spot for the trade days held each month. The staff were helpful and they handled the crowd very well. They also have a shuttle bus to take guests to the trade days area. We stayed two nights and it was enjoyable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

About 1/2 mile south of I-20, north of Canton 1st Monday Trade Days grounds. A parking lot, closely parked with very little space for anything. The draw is Trade Days not the "park". Many other places to park in the area, but if it rains, watch out. Good spot to research the area if you are planning a return visit. 66 full hookups sites with cable and 36 water, electric and cable sites. Great place to be close to your fellow campers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were 3 adults in a Motorhome. The campground was clean and spaces were good. The restrooms were clean but the hot water smelled like rotten eggs. We notified the office of the problem and was told they would look into the problem. The next day it had not been fixed and we reported it again (different people).......it was never fixed during our stay. Otherwise the campground is nice. Most of the parks perks were closed because of the weather. Since use of the campground is limited in the winter, seems like they would have 'winter' rates..... Because of high price and limited use, we would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here several times. Very pleasant, and they keep improving. Usually not crowded unless it is first Monday trades day weekend. Top notch stop over on I-20. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is nice and handy to interstate. Rated it an eight for a couple of small reasons. The laundry room only had one washer and one dryer so took all day to do laundry. The path to the shower/laundry building was muddy because it isn't paved. Our site was a little muddy at the entrance and the grass needed to be mowed. Outside of that, lovely park with ponds. Would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located within the Canton Trade Days grounds within easy walking distance of all vendors. Small sites in a narrow, paved parking lot. All hookups in grass behind sites. Closest shower/bathhouse (not very clean) in trade grounds. Strictly a paved spot to park your rig while you're there to shop. Overpriced but convenient location. We camped here in a 2000` .

This park was advertised "Big Rigs Welcome." However, it is in a maze of trees and the owner felt it necessary to hop in the passenger seat of our 41' motor home and tell us exactly what line of sight to use to navigate the turns. It was also advertised as "Quiet and Secluded" but the park is just a few feet off a main highway and sandwiched between residential homes. The "modem friendly" turned out to be one cable strung across the carport of the B&B portion, at a patio table next to lawn equipment, car, dog crate, etc. We were told to try to pick up the WiFi signal from the home next door. The park was crowded with warning signs to "pick up dog feces" but dogs ran loose. The cable TV was only for several spaces along one side of the park. We were supposed to stay four nights but we were so disappointed, we left after just one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Log Cabin RV Park is the home of the First Monday Trade Days the first weekend of each month. The lady that owns the park is so nice and helpful. We went for three days and stayed three months. It is near some State Parks for fishing and golf courses. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This neat little park exceeded our expectations. All spaces are pull through, with lots of elbow room. Definitely big rig friendly. The surrounding woods provided scenic views and it was peaceful. Very open and spacious. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.