John Prince park and campground is a really nice state campground. The spots are somewhat outdated and the concrete pads as well as some of the landscaping could use some work. This is probably one of the nicest state campgrounds. There is a laundry facility as well as public showers. The lake is gorgeous. The campground is a larger campground and spaces are fairly close together. You can fit a big rig in but you won't be able to pull a towed behind you it would be better to disconnect. We have a 40 ft motor coach with a towed and it was only a back in spot that we could come close to fitting in.
This is a nature lovers paradise. There are picnic tables at most of the sites. We would definitely stay here again.
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We spent a couple of months at this KOA during winter months January and February. The campground is clean. The back row is more for longer term campers or long term. The sites are good if you can get pull thru in the front sections. The back sections the problem where there are uneven and un-level lots. There is also minor flooding when it rains.
Another issue that we had is when we tried to extend our stay it was beyond difficult to book a site. We had to move multiple times for people who were not even there.
The campground was full of Northern snowbirds who apparently book the majority of the campground all winter. Then they don't stay there. Their rigs are there but they are not.
No one could make changes, rearrange or do anything with out the manager being involved. The manager was seldom there.
The campground is a little dated. The pool is in decent condition. There are coin operated washers and dryers but only a few. The public showers were clean.
There is also a small commissary type store on site. It has some basic staples plus some tourist items. It is so difficult to extend at this campground and difficult to get a deluxe site Im not interested in staying here again. I will go to another KOA in Orlando or another campground all together.
This is a really nice and clean RV park. There is a lot of gravel. They do have a rec area or community area at the back of the park. They also have clean bathrooms and showers even though we don't use them.
There is a nice small lake area in the middle of the park that is clean with a few ducks.
This park can accommodate big rigs and has a few pull thru 30/50 amp spots. The spots are pretty much all gravel but level.
Overall this is a nice and clean park. I gave it a 4 only because of personal preference in that I would prefer to see more landscape and trees.
There is also an on site basketball court. I don't remember seeing a playground for children or activities for kids to do.
I was looking for a campground in Augusta, Ga. I could not find any additional information on this campground in my internet search. All I could find is a Facebook link. https://www.facebook.com/Parliament-Resort-Campground-And-RV-Park-868552626544099/ .
In the about information on the side of the Facebook page I found this information which is the page. http://www.p-house.com .
I was not really able to find any actual campground information I did see where there is apparently a nightclub which is not what I'm looking for but a campground. The information seems very misleading.
Went to this location while driving through Tn. The food is reasonably priced. It was good portions. The flavor is good.
It was a little sweet, smoky barbecue with the sauce on the side. The meat has a great flavor. I would definitely stop here again in the future.
This tour of Graceland was fun. Elvis is a big piece of Americana. The area that Graceland is in is not so great. I never felt unsafe though while at Graceland. We toured the mansion and what I liked about it is that it was kept original. The furnishings original. The decor was time period.
We did the extended tour of the airplanes as well as the different museums. Its a really neat history and reasonably priced.
The tour and museums is an all day event. The only thing I didn't care for is the same sound track of Elvis music ( it seemed like the same song over and over and over). Otherwise this is a great once in a lifetime tour. It is refreshing to see a rags to riches story and how in a lot of ways he was very benevolent giver.
I forgot to add to bring your own food and drinks as there are no local restaurants within about 30 min.
This is a small but great state park. It has restrooms and beach access. They charge per person. They do offer a senior discount but only if from SC. It doesn't say that on the sign. It looks like a lush tropical jungle driving in and out. Its very clean but rustic you can find shells and watch the dolphins feed at sunset. There is a lighthouse also but it closes at 4. We will definitely go back to this park and the beach.
Beautiful lighthouse and grounds. We unfortunately got there a half an hour before closing then a heavy rainstorm. We unfortunately parked in the wrong area at the shrine fort across the street. They closed the gate in front of us.