phyllishobbs

Close to Columbus with a nice country feel. Some of the sites could be a little close. Easy access from US 30. Online reservation was a little confusing, but got I it figured out. I stayed on a week night so it could be different on holidays or weekends. Actually had 5G cell and I didn’t use the campground WiFi or shower/restrooms. My site had water and 30/50 amp service. It was not full hookup, but the dump site is free to campers.

The owner was extremely pleasant, making sure I had everything I needed during my stay. When I called, he texted the directions to my phone, making finding the location so easy. There is shopping and eateries within walking distance. The camp is very easy on/easy off from I-40, and with that comes some highway noise, but nothing extreme. The sights are gravel, pull through, full hook-up and relatively level. I didn't do anything but put down the stabilizer jacks. There was rain before I arrived and 2 of the days I was there, but not much mud and quick drying out. The park also has free WiFi, but I got better results using my Verizon phone as a hot spot. No cable but I was able to pick up quite a few TV channels with my antenna. I will definitely add this park to my places to stay while traveling through the area for sure.

Even though the it says the park is seasonal, I stayed here in mid March and I'm sure they had been open for a bit. I called and talked directly to the campground as that is an option on the electronic menu. I didn't make a reservation as this time of the year there were plenty of campsites available even though I was there over Easter weekend. There are tent sites and pull through RV sites, all with water and electric. The top loop has full hookups at a higher rate, but there is a dump site for free use if you camp here. Most of the campsites are paved and pull through and most would fit larger RV's with trailers or toads, but getting them level could be a challenge on some of the sites. Some of the access is pretty hilly, but I got in and out with my 24 foot coach and 8 foot trailer just fine. The campground was free of litter and there is a laundry available in the bath house, but I didn't use either or even check them out. Campground personnel were very helpful and friendly and drove through the campground on golf carts to check on things frequently. Golf carts are allowed I believe, but you need permissions. Unfortunately, it did rain most of the days I was here and was chilly as it was March, but the electric hook-up kept things toasty and warm inside the coach. The cell service got weaker at night, down to one bar occasionally, but still did not experience too many problems with hot spotting my computer and electronics.

I stayed here in mid March waiting out the winter farther north. I did not make reservations, but I did call first and talked to the campground personnel to verify availability. There is a VERY steep hill driving up to the RV campground area from the check-in area, but the gravel site was easily to access and relatively level. I stayed in a handicap site next to the bath house/laundry area. My site was not a pull through and I couldn't tell if there were any in the area. The park did get a little more active over the weekend, but very nothing loud or rowdy. Laundry was $2.75 a load total for wash/dry and was nice big front load machine. I could easily wash my bedding. The dump station was a little farther up the hill and a rather sharp turn, but I got in with my 24 foot coach and trailer fairly easily and the site was sloped well. The rinse water connection was not working, but that may have been due to the time of the year. All the sites had water/electric, nice tables, lamp posts and campfire rings.