A very nice state park. However "stimulus" money was spent planting trees that will be to close to the roads in loop "A" in years to come and will limit the access of "Big Rigs". The campground can be very busy on weekends, but during the week occupancy is sparse. There is a beach in the park but not close to the campground as is a boat rental. Shower houses are in better condition than during our last visit in the spring.

The rate shown is for a one month rental of a 50AMP/W/S site. It is a nice campground close to activities and sites in the RV Capitol. The grass and gravel RV sites that are easy to level on. The owners very helpful and are the on-site managers. There is easy access to Indiana Toll Road, I80/I90. There are plenty of restaurants close by.

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.

Nice park for a overnight stop. A bit of a hill to navigate to pull through sites, but easy. Nothing fancy but worked well for us.

Very tight sites with tree canopy, none of our roof satellite systems would work. Narrow interior roads with little room to navigate with a big rig. Only game in town that we found. The "Painted Churches" are very interesting.

We were parked on a grass site with "fire ants" and it was not fun. All the gravel sites are assigned to long term residents. Only place to stay between Edinburg and Alice. Old RR crossing a little steep when gaining access, a lot of scrapes in asphalt from RVs. The Valero Truckstop about 1 mile south of town usually has some of the best fuel prices south of I-10.

Special Rally rate. Excellent facilities, well maintained, with friendly and helpful staff. Sites all paved with patio and grass.

Not much there except a easy overnight stop. Close to the Tanger and Prime Outlets at San Marcos. Big rig sites, all pull throughs.

Very nice, well maintained new sites opened this past summer. Easy access with shuttle to casino. Nothing here for kids. Several RVs for COE levee construction workers in the park

This is a nice older campground in a grove of pecan trees. The office staff is very nice, and the area has things of interest: Lake Chicot, casino across river, and Lakeport Plantation.

Only improvement we would make would be another exit rather than by office which can be congested. This is a very nice park with great view of river and close to Natchez, MS.

Great COE park with paved sites, water & electric. Not a good place if you need satellite systems since there are many tall pine trees. Please note: Your Verizon Cell Phone will not work here.

Nice park, very clean. Sites are tight and have one tree on each pull through, which just happens to be located to block front mounted satellites if you have long RV.

Old run way at Tiffin service facility. $10 night after 1st year of warranty. Good place to stay and see plant.

$38 seems about $18 too much for a overnight site here, but there are very few choices in the area, so they can get away with it. The campsite gravel pads are quite rough. The bath house was very clean and well kept. Some shaded sites but not many.

Early in season water was not on. Bathhouses locked. Always well kept campsites.

Sites were very muddy, need some grading and a lot of gravel. Drives were rutted and torn up due to water leaks on some sites. Our site was very narrow with a lot of the water on the back half of pad. We've stayed here 4 or 5 times and the decline of upkeep was surprising. The rate reflects Passport America discount + an up charge for 50 Amp.

Very small campground, ran by resident owners, who are very nice and helpful. Several long term units, a couple are rather rough in appearance. This park accepts Passport America, so that is the rate shown. We stayed two nights. I do not advise heading north on US 127 until re-built after present road contruction. It has very steep grades and no shoulders.

Stayed a week at this campground. Nice management by owners. This area of Georgia has many things to see and the owners are very helpful. Pads are OK but some are in need of grading. Helen GA about 20 minutes away.

Nice park close to the city. Well maintained with friendly office staff. Easy access for big rigs with ample side room for slides. We would stay again if in the area. Rate included the Good Sam discount.

Good spot to overnight, not a destination park, for that I would go to the Holiday Travel Park about a mile west. Sites are narrow with large rocks at exit of sites, so caution on pulling out is needed. They will discount the rate with a Camping World President's Club membership.

This city park needs about 3 days worth of bulldozer site work. The only level sites are the ones with concrete and they are awning to awning. There are major ruts in all roads. Also the trees need to be trimed/topped, there are many large overhanging limbs. Entrances both north and south of the "restaurant" are very tight and rough. You can get a big rig into the concrete sites but it's not fun.

Excellent parking lot! A sites are a little off level with all hookups at rear of RV. Admission to Agrirama is included with RV parking. No restrooms or showers, RV must be self-contained. Very close to I-75. No shade, no grass, it is a parking lot which is fine with us.

Entry is easy with wide access, road narrows to sites. Sites are wide open, some grading would be helpful. Several long term RVs owned by sportsmen are in the park. The owner was very nice and helpful, but the park could use some clean up of old vehicles off to the side of RV sites. We would stay here again if in the area, but right now I can't see a reason for us to return.

Not a great campground. Needs some work. Sites are very tight with narrow roads for big rigs. Most of sites are filled with snowbirds. However this by far beats Sunset RV Park/Motel closer to Cedar Key. Rainbow Country was $28 less per night with larger sites and no tidal marsh (swamp) at rear of RV promoted as "water-front". Might stay here again in 5 years or so, just to see how they finish the upgrades at Cedar Key on the wharf.

Would have gave a higher rating but the lady manager has a very negative attitude. She really acted like she hated dealing with the public anytime we saw her. The park is a very nice 55+ park with wide sites with the water and electric hookups behind the RV. All sites are back in. The pool was very nice as was the rec hall. But it is over priced for location, next to I-95.

Very clean Rv park with just what we require as fulltimers. Well kept up, but has been sold to a commercial developer, could be it's last year in business.

This park accepts Passport America for short stays during the winter, which is quite unusal for Florida in general. So the rate reflects the Passport discount. We found the park to be friendly and well mantained.

We checked this campground out before moving to the area from Manatee State Park. For the price quoted per night for a 3 night stay, it wasn't worth it at all, it's a dump. A rundown former KOA by the looks of it, with dirt roads and dirt pads. We opted instead for Little Willie's 5 miles north of town. We did not stay there and won't in the future.

Very nice state park. Easy access, wide long sites that many work well with big rigs. All of our satellite systems worked at our site. We would definitely stay at this park again.

Called ahead about site for 40' motorhome with toad. I was told no problem unless I needed 50 amp. I told the lady 30 amp OK. I asked rate for the night, she asked if we were Good Sam or Passport America, I said Passport, she said rate would be $27/night. On arriving she told us to pick a site, hookup and come to office and check in. We found the sites to be level but very tight and have some intruding bushes. The power hookups are on the passenger side of the pad with the water and sewer on the driver's side. On opening the power panel the 30 amp plug was hanging out of the mount. The sites were pull-through as described except actually back-ins that share the same concrete pad. So I connected to the power panel on the rear of the pad and informed the office, she said she'd have her man to check it out. When we were ready to pay, she said they weren't Passport but, the same discounts were given to all clubs at the same rate of $27 a night. She actually charged us $32 without any notations on the receipt of taxes paid. They have a very good reason to have you pick a site 1st since the whole thing is a put-on. Looks to be a lot of Katrina victims and workers in the park, a lot of kids running around. Will not be back, the park is hard to find and isn't worth $20 a night.

Great stopover park. Full hookups and accept Passport America $8/night. Basic, no frills, part of truck/stop/casino/bingo hall complex.

A very neglected park. Power protection should be used on your RV since many "RED" 30 amp power posts have been hit. Worth about 1/2 the price charged for a water/electric site. Pool closed and in disarray. The facilities are ran down in general. The park is on the way to "Jellystone" CG, after reading the "review" for them that said "kids everywhere", since we were ready to stop, we opted for this park. Owner's give no discounts for any club memberships, stopped in January 2007. Won't be back to overnight close to this town at anytime, we'll drive to Lake City or Tallahassee.

This is a former KOA from the late 1960s The sites and roads very tight due to trees. Rate includes a free pancake breakfast every morning. Many trees need to be trimmed around sites. The park has free WIFI that has an excellent signal. The cable TV is very good and has many channels. This park accepts Passport America.

Camping fee includes two breakfast buffets at the Casino. Long unlevel sites with broken concrete, had to try three before, I could level. But it's about the best in the area if you are there for the history and casinos in Vicksburg.

Very nice park with full amenities. Free paper at office, mornings. Coffee and donuts free on weekends. Free shuttle to casino. All sites fully paved with 50/30/20 amp power. I don't know about WIFI since we use our own satellite internet system. Nothing here for children.

Prefer this park over the others in the area due to site size and being well kept. We have never had a problem at this park with management or things being clean. Will stay again when in the area.

Very nice park, nice management, well maintained, sites a little narrow, would stay again.

Home park and headquarters of the Escapees RV Club. Not that great of a park for being the "home" of an organization. We were on a grass site that hadn't been mowed in quite a while and packed in pretty tight. You will pay extra for any electricity used during your stay at check out. Laundry facilities need some attention. Roads need to graded and trees trimmed along them. This was our second time there and little had changed in 4 years. But well worth the price, if a you are a member, however if I had to pay full price, I would look at what else is available in the area.

This is the Tiffin Motorhomes factory campground. It is an old airport runway with full 50/30/20amp hookups. Camping is free if your are in for warranty service at the service center, otherwise $10 per night. The customer lounge is large with a kitchenette and restrooms and seating for 20+ people. Many people just stop by when passing through to take the week day plant tours. The parts store is next to the office and restrooms with very good prices.

Roads are very tight and narrow for the most part, We have stayed at this park many times due to closeness to our daughter's home. We would rather stay elsewhere, but have no other choices, and the owner knows it. Some improvements have been made by cutting down some trees and leveling many sites, but more are needed since water flows through the best big rig sites. We'll stay again, but would like another choice.

We have stayed at this park 4 or 5 times. We've never had a problem with the staff. The time before this stop, we were given a site that was underwater. Told the office and got another spot, no problem. Will stay again handy, clean and easy access, even though I don't care for the covered entrance. BTW Lake = Pond.

Passport America accepted ($34 is regular rate). 65 total RV sites, can accommodate RVs up to 50 ft. Comfort station, cable and telephone on lots (just have to be connected). laundry, bathhouse, horseshoes, and shuffleboard. Located across from lake and boat launch. Campground is located 4 miles from Sebring, and 5 miles from Avon Park. Basic campground caters to 55+ crowd.

Very nice COE park, well maintained. Water front sites are great. Will try to stay again when in SE Alabama.

Accepts Passport America, Nice park, well maintained. Not a lot of sites with full hookup, but has Monday, Wednesday & Friday pumpout service for a charge per valve.

We were assigned a site that had a drain pipe emptying into it leaving a pool at the edge of the pad. Park was well maintained, just needs some updating in camp area. Some downed trees still around from hurricanes. Will return when in area. Accepts Federal Golden Access Pass.

Escapee Park, member discount not applied. No pads, but good level grass sites, many with shade. Rural setting, however plenty of shopping, activities and lots of restaurants within 10 miles. We stay here every time heading across the gulf coast.

Escapee park, members get discount. Park very friendly. Park needs some work done to sites and roads. Indoor pool is great as is activity center. Quite a few sites are used as seasonal rentals. We stay here whenever in area for a few nights.

Long term adult park with 30% of space devoted to RV's. Clean and well maintained. On site owner and manager. Planning for month stay in late '07.

Passport America accepted. In general disrepair, needs updating. Roads need grading and sites leveling. Sewer hookups have to flow up hill due to placement. Has large pond on site with some camp sites close by.

Nice park, we stay there when in the area. However, I must point out an error on their web site. There are NO pull through campsites, that we know of. Sites are no that good for big rigs.

Very nice park, with excellent support facilities. Just north of town and has easy access. Might check out others in the area next time, we felt price for 8 hours was high, since only reason to be there was to get somewhere else.

Tight sites with unpruned trees interfering with slides. Nice management. Person who took me to the site changed our location 3 times. Ok for an overnight, wouldn't spend a week though.

This place is a dump, loaded with trashy RVs and very tight sites. Sits by a bridge over an inlet with much traffic noise. Will not be going back.

Passport America honored in this 55+ park. Cramped sites if paved, you better hope it doesn't rain since the unpaved sites for overnighters can turn into a mud bog. About 70 permanent units are in the park. Looks like it was well constructed then just let go. They park units with the steps almost in the street for some sites. Will not return

Excellent Park, clean, well maintained. One of our favorite places to stay. The trip across US190 from Baton Rouge is far better than I-10 just because of this place. We have stayed there 3 times now, always look forward to the stop. Price discounted if you mention Woodall's advertisement.

Several end to end sites, the coach in front has to leave before you can. TV Satellite wouldn't connect due to tree cover as our Datastorm wouldn't either. Cable end gone on post so I put new one on. Trees need trimmed lots of branches to dodge. Would stay again since one of few RV Parks in area and has quick access.