This will be one of, if not "THE", cutest, cleanest, friendliest, and warm RV parks you have ever stayed in. You are met at the security gate upon arrival by one or both owners and immediately ushered to your site. The roads and sites are all gravel but very well maintained and level. There is a chalkboard sign framed in wood at each site welcoming the guests with your names listed and any children an pets that may accompany you. The grass between sites and all landscaping in the park is very well maintained. You can tell that this park is very well cared for top to bottom. The laundry room is cuter than most have at their own house. The restrooms and showers are immaculate and I might actually use them at this park. There are at least couple of covered decks with various comfortable outdoor furniture functioning as casual hangout spots. I just can't say enough about this place. Do yourself a favor and see it for yourself. This will now be a regular stop for us when we transit the gulf coast. - Paul Goodspeed

This RV park sets the standard that all RV parks should be judged by. The name of the gated RV park is perfect because they have done everything possible to make their guest want to relax while staying there. There are 2 large hammocks and several swings under the trees that invite you to relax on a hot day. The pool was crystal clear and the flowers and landscaping were fresh and inviting. The shower/restrooms are the cleanest and most modern we have found anywhere in the country. The southern charm shown by the hosts (owners) when you arrive makes you feel like you're visiting family. We were given a jar of jam as a thank you gift and offered helpful information and help planning our visits to the attractions that we wanted to see in the area. After check-in we were escorted to our site where we found the first names of each guest (including pets) written on a chalkboard at the front of each site. We noticed that the hosts always address their guest by their first name as they go by each site. That is unusual in most RV parks. We stayed at this park for 5 days and we were offered a sincere thank you for staying and given a snack for the road at our departure. I would highly recommend this RV park to anyone staying in the Mobile area. You will not find a better value or a more relaxing RV park anywhere. - Freelander1

The park is less than 1 year old and is in excellent condition with a pool, laundry and shower bath facilities. The ownership is taking care to keep the facility an exceptional campground that is heads and shoulders above any RV camping property within a 50 mile radius. An excellent plus rating. - drcpa

Awful place, a feeling of creepy sums it up best. We drove in, met owner, and left. Worst park I ever drove into (and out of). Plenty of other parks down the road if you are going to Bellingrath Gardens. - User2407

Great host who waited up for us to get there after 9:00 at night. Utilities were excellent and the park residents were all quite and friendly. Many workers are here for the oil spill clean up but they were as quiet as church mice getting in and out of the park. You won't find a better good old boy than the man who runs this campground. A fair price and level camp. - JWT

This park was very dirty. This park was very trashy. I would not stay here again. The trailers spaces were too close together. - redrose

Great place for an overnight stop. It was clean, quiet, friendly staff, and level. Would stay here again. - junmy3

Very nice, quiet, friendly no-frills campground. Owners very nice and grounds were clean and freshly mowed. Did not give a 10 only because the sites and roads were not paved. About 7 miles from Bellingrath Gardens and not too far off interstate. Perfect lay-over for travelers, as several campers here were. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend.

Lot spacing was nearby with some shade. Site surface was grass and features a picnic table. - Countrygal1

Park is nice with large, level grass sites and a small pond. Owners are very nice. Full hook-ups. Pull-throughs and back-ins. Quiet. Our biggest issue was NO wifi and no cable - both of which are advertised as existing. We left after one night because we were looking for a place with wifi. If that had been working, we would have stayed longer. - DrM Traveler

This place was really old. You could tell that upkeep was not a priority. The residents there, were just that, residents. No vacationers other than us, just people that have lived there for a really long time. - refugee

Generally run down with many permanent residents. We were parked in one of the pull throughs at the front of the park. Tried to dump tanks but had to stop as they were having major problems with the septic system for this area of the park. Don't care to expand on that subject any more than I have to. Lots of noise during the day with traffic coming and going and sirens passing by on the street. Not a park I would recommend staying at. - DennisD

Staff friendly and helpful. Many large trees. Mostly permanent residents. About a dozen pull through spots up front for pass-through rigs. Gravel pads but all slope up-hill a bit; requiring raising the back end (which I don't like to do on jacks) Wifi is fine. Cable fairly good on local channels but not most cable channels despite their extensive list. 30 amp voltage on the high side, approaching 128-130 volts. - 26Isata

Not much for what I would call fancy, BUT it was a decent place to hook up and feel fairly safe for the night. Did use laundry room and it was OK. The place seems to need to be kept after, and maintenance brought up, but it was quiet enough and worked out for us. Sewer outlet near rear of space so bring extra sewer hose and only one outlet on each site. Looked to be many long term campers here. It was right off I-10 close to the exit so it is easy to find. - JohnNLinda

Very nice with paved roads and gravel sites. Long back in and very long concrete pull thru sites. On Hwy 90 and 2 miles off I-10. Many towering trees for almost complete canopy of shade. Only a few sites with satellite signals. Cable tv, antenna TV good, no wi-fi. Good cell signal. Nice pool and large on-site fishing pond with walk path. Good on-site restaurant. OK for big rigs. Mostly seasonal rigs but well maintained. Park clean and staff helpful. Will stay there again. - Pepper Dan

A very neat and clean campground with mostly spacious sites. Some sites are all concrete, but ours was a level limestone pull-thru with a concrete patio. Entire campground is shaded with lots of huge oak trees and I loved all the squirrels running around. Mostly permanent residents living here, but all campsites are clean, no outside junk, and no real old nor FEMA campers. Friendly neighbors, a nice 12 acre fishing pond, new pool and a restaurant with good food on grounds. Sites did not have picnic tables, BBQ pits nor firepits which we don't use anyway unless grandkids are with us. Did not use laundry or bathhouses, so cannot comment on this. I recommend and will definitely stay here again - but will request to be further away from the noisy, busy highway next time. - Countrygal1

This was a one night stay. I requested, and received, a pull-through lot. It was tilted hard to one side. There were two large trees, one on either side of the lot. I had to move the trailer a couple of times to clear the trees with the slide outs. The trees were 22" away on one side and 12" on the other.

There was a sewer leak in the lot next door with sewage pooling to the surface. The garbage dumpster was full and had food, trash and other debris all around. It apparently had not been cleaned up for quite some time.

There were two cable connections at the service box. One in a box, one hanging loose. Neither one worked. I complained at the office and the lady working there told me she would have a maintenance man come look at the problem. He never showed up.

The Wi-Fi was not working and during my visit to the office, I asked about that also. I was told that due to all the large oak trees in the park, sometimes it was very hard to get a Wi-Fi signal. The Wi-Fi antenna was on a pole in the lot next to ours so that excuse doesn't work.

The "park" itself has some beautiful trees and there is a lake that we walked our dogs around. But there are a lot of long term residents and some of their trailers are really trashy.

Even though we only stayed overnight, we won't go there again. If you advertise that you have Wi-Fi and cable service, I expect them to work.

I also expect a "RV Resort" to be neat, trimmed and clean. This place was not. - Crabman

We stopped here for only an overnighter. This is a smaller campground with quite a few full time permanent campers. But, the park is clean, sites are good size, Quick Wi-Fi, and friendly staff. It is not far from the interstate, but is had no road noise. Plenty of walking area for the four legged kids with a short nature trail that ends up just a few feet from a little river. This place will be on a list of places to stay when we are in the area again. - jimnina

I stay at this small campground overnight periodically because its quite and convenient to I-10/Mobile. Nothing special about the park - paved roads, gravel sites, no pads or picnic tables. Most of sites are filled with long term campers but seam neat and well cared for. There are few large level pull through sites in the front that are usually available for overnight travelers. You can get satellite in these. WiFi is Ok. Can't beat the price! - Tom Willing

The owner is wonderful and helpful. This park is off the beaten track but still easy to get to and you feel very safe here. Our site was level and we were able to find good RV repair service to come to the park and work on our unit. - Esse

Without going into great detail, allow me to merely state that were were treated rudely by the owner/management. The available amenities are in poor repair, the landscaping had been let go badly and the grass was un-mowed. We were infested by sugar ants throughout our stay. This is more of a long-term stay park with lots of mobile homes interspersed among the RVs. The park sites are not level as the park is located on a slope. The office doesn't keep an regular hours. Next time we'd rather drive an extra hour out of our way to avoid this miserable park. Why it is rated by Trailer Life I can't imagine. - oRV

Although close to Mobile, this is not a campground. It is a full time trailer park with 8 sites for transients. The park is for sale and the owner/manager does not seem interested in renting out overnight spots. In fact, he was downright rude. No restrooms, no facilities and a very narrow road make this a poor choice for an overnight stay in Mobile. We will not return. - lmg

We were here only 1 night but it was comfortable and nice. - fdr

While this is a "no frills" kind of campground, we enjoyed our month stay. While the majority of campers here are permanent, it was like it's own little community and everyone welcomed you with a wave. Marlene and Jimmy, the park managers were welcoming, helpful and just really nice folks. There are 3 washers and 3 dryers, a bit expensive at 1.75 each but they were good sized. We used the showers once (last day of stay), they were functional with good pressure and hot water, but while clean, they could definitely use some updating. Great little park for a couple of nights or a couple of weeks. - Outlaw Pilots

I'm not sure why this park has not received any reviews since 2013, but it is still here and has spots available for daily, weekly, or monthly. We pulled in for two nights and stayed for two weeks. Make sure to ask about weekly rates as they do not advertise them over daily rate. This park is dated, make sure to wear your flipflops to the shower (as we are self-contained, we did not use the showers but we did walk in for a look). There is laundry on-site, we did not use it, but the machines looked to be in okay condition. The wifi was amazing! Our connection was never slow or interrupted. The only thing about this park that I will stress is that it is located in a neighborhood. I would highly recommend that big-rigs take Howell's Ferry Rd and making your turn onto Dover, this will allow you to avoid the low hanging trees through-out the rest of the neighborhood. - FueledbyFreedom

Manager was friendly and helpful at check-in. They only take checks and cash, no plastic. I just stayed overnight, so didn't check out the full park. Wi-Fi was reliable and moderate speed (I was two spots away from main office). Many of the spaces appeared to be longer-term residents, but the grounds were well-kept and virtually spotless. A convenient, quiet, nice little place for an overnight stop. - FrankTX

We arrived late and could barely understand the speech of the park kiosk attendant and the instructions on how to find our site (he was out of maps) so we got on the wrong road and had an ordeal turning our 43' bus around. Went back to the kiosk and no one was there. Some helpful campers gave us directions to find the campground and then we were shocked to see how narrow the pull-through actually was. We made it by backing in and managed to get hooked up. Since it was only overnight, we did not see anything more of the campground or the surrounding area except for some questionable characters around us. Wish we had stayed in the Walmart parking lot. I would not recommend this to anyone except as a last resort. - coloradoflyfisher

Of all the parks we stayed at on our 5 month trip through the south this is one of only two where I would probably not return.

The park was a typical county run park. a little run down and need of a little clean up but overall not bad.

Unfortunately it is in a really run down part of town. Venturing to and from after dark seemed like a really bad idea. The roads in and out were not in very good shape. - digger2280

Stayed here for one night only. Was good for the price. Very woody, sites not real close to others. Getting to the park was kind of through a residential area, but not too bad. Going out was through a more iffy part of town so I was glad it was morning and not midnight. Would probably stay again if needed overnight. - lpoebowen