Robert-Lori

This is our second visit here.
Sites are generously spaced and level.
Playground recently added.

This is our third time in the Golf View section at Travelers Rest. Each time we have been located in increasingly steeper sites. In our current site (40-09) the front stabilizers are extended 6" while the rear stabilizers are extended 23" (3.6 degree slope). Other rows are much flatter.

In general the facility is well maintained with good WiFi and cable TV. The community offers dozens of social and recreational activities and groups. The people are genuine, friendly, and helpful.

The sites are close to each other but not tight. There is no shade in this section. The water pressure is low. 36 psi static and 24 psi while washing dishes as measured at the hookup. The pole mounted street lights shine through our skylight and obscure the stars.

The site is grass with an adjacent concrete pad. A bench that converts to half a picnic table is bolted to the pad.

Hiking and mountain biking trails as well as a paved pathway are adjacent to the campground.

Sites are nearby such that the gravel from one is contiguous with the next. Each site has a nice round metal picnic table, patio, and fire ring. Water stanchions are provide for two sites.

We stayed here after traveling around Atlanta.

Sites are reasonably level with FHU. Great WiFi! Reasonably quiet given its proximity to I-75. Our patio was cracked and too high for our steps. Although we had some shade from adjacent trees. The water connection was in a covered hole in the ground. The sewer connection was a couple of inches above ground a few feet from the water connection. The potential for significant health issues with this arrangement is the principal reason for my rating. A few other sites had elevated water connections.

Nice hiking at Athens Park and Eureka Rail to Trail. See All Trails for details.

This park has superb signage leading from SR 157 to their office. The road in has several turns and hills. None the less longer trailers than ours, 5th wheels, and large Class A motor homes with a towed successfully arrive at this park.
After check-in we were guided into our pull-through site.
Look for the trails into the woods and down to the adjacent creek. We did not have to leave the campground to go for our usual walk in the woods to enjoy the fall colors.
The owners live on site and carefully manage the park to enhance visitors experience.

We stayed in the newest section. In 10 years this section will have partial shade similar to the section near the pond. Sections atop the hill are fully shaded.
Connections vary from full hookups with 50 Amps to 30 Amps electric and water.
Sites are clean, mostly level, and reasonably quiet considering access to I-94. Neighbors are nearby but not tight. Many sites have parking for a third vehicle (RV, TV/toad, guest).
Check out the nature trail.
The laundromat in Grass Lake is clean and offers large machines at reasonable prices.

Campground is 2.75 miles from SR-185 on a winding hilly road. Two spots on this road are marked not passable if flooded.
After November 1st pick up water at dump station about .25 mile before check in station. Self check in.

Full hookups, plus cable and WiFi.
Dirt/grass, level site. Very quiet. Great place to see stars.
Watch the sun rise over the ocean.

RVing among the trees. Listen to the birds sing. Watch the stars come out and the sun rise on the beach.
Sites are flat, dirt and include WiFi and cable TV.

We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and found the park surprisingly underutilized.
Sites are spacious and generously separated from neighboring sites by trees and natural brush.
Within the campground is a playground and bathhouse. Hiking trails connect to campground roads.
A beach with swimming is a short walk.