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Called the office around 7:30 PM and easily obtained a pull through space. Super clean, with showers, dog run, and laundry room. The sites are gravel, and we did had to level a little bit.

No one else was here, and there were no signs to get to our camping area. You have to drive 3/4 of the way around the circle and drive a short distance to a gravel right hand drive. You can see the electric boxes. Lots of room for pull throughs in section B. It's on the right side. A lovely park for children, and lots of room in an adjoining field to walk the dog. When there isn't an event going on, it's empty. The 12 miles from I-25 was the only drawback. I-80 is visible from the site, and there is a nice travel center for mostly truck drivers.

Plenty of space for large fifth wheel 50+ including truck. Quiet, two amazing laundromats that also had private shower/restrooms, easy in and out. The owner is nice, and easy going. Will likely stay again.
We purchased a Passport America membership which gave us a 50% discount on the extra day. The rate is 40./ night, but, we paid 210./ for the week.

We stayed here the day after Christmas. It was fine until about 3:30 AM. There is a train "thing" that starts and lasts about an hour. Though the interstate noise, city noises, etc. did not really affect my sleep, the train woke me up! Okay, it's free. There were 4 other RVers and 2 semi trucks in the parking lot, that were no problem. We ate in the buffet at the hotel (beautiful and historic hotel/casino).

It was okay but, for the train, LOL!

The good stuff: FREE, room for any rig, nice trails.

The bad stuff: Sand spurs! You need to wear mosquito repellent too.

We would stay here again because it's free and you have plenty of room as well as trails to walk the dog. Your dog will suffer sand spurs in the grassy areas. If you brought horses, it's great!

We stayed here to go to Niagara Falls. It's a bit far for that, so, I recommend finding something closer. The most noticeable thing about the park, is that the air was filled with the smell of grapes! There is a turn out area for your dog, but, I walked mine around the park and alongside the vineyard. It was not crowded, the management was very nice, and it was an easy in and out for us.

We arrived here just before the new year and found almost no other campers. This is a quiet place in winter, when the various horse-related events are not happening. There were 4 other RVs in the park and this was a nice place to get some artwork done and restock on some much needed supplies (in Hattiesburg). They have a sewer outlet, but, there is no cover on the opening. The manager is very easy going and informative. This complex is an amazing equine (or other livestock) place! There is a pond/park where (I think) you can fish or walk your dog. Though, I tried to go there in the morning of the first, it was locked. I'm sure it was because of the holiday. Easy, breezy! I would stay again at this time of year!

This was an interesting stop as there was no one to pay in sight. There was something going on at the fairgrounds, but, I didn't see anyone walking around. The gates were all open, and at the entrance to the RV camping area the gate was off the hinges. However, there were several RVs there of different sizes and class. There was at least one car camper. We went there to be near the Rock and Roll Music Hall of Fame. We had no problems with the hookups or the neighbors. I exercised my dog in a huge grassy (vacant) parking lot across the road.

This little RV park is very clean, and the sites are nicely spaced. There are some people that are long term, and I met one lady whose been there for a year. We did need to do laundry and find a dog park (because, there really isn't much room for exercising your dog here). So, I recommend North Augusta for both things (10 miles). People are quiet and respectful. The management/owners are super people! I would stay here again.

To summarize the pros and cons.
It is an RV Park with all the necessities.
The laundromat is excellent, but, 2.00 per load to wash and 2.00 per load to dry. Hot is definitely hot for the dryers.
The shower and restrooms are in the same building. There is no change or vending machine.

The sites are easy to access (We had a pull through). There is at least one tree per site for shade. They are gravel. They are typical distance apart.

The manager is nice. They use email or text to charge you.

The main dog area is disgusting.! It smells like a sewer, and may actually be a leach field. And of course there is plenty of poop, even with available bags.

The highway noise is bad. The park is quiet otherwise.

The sewer smell is why I won't return.