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Price reflects senior discount. This is an all first-come-first-serve campground. Dry camping and I didn't see.any water available. Water and dump station are up the road at Kalaloach Campgeound. Kalaloach is all reservation, so if you want an ocean view and aren't a planner, this is your best bet in this area. The views and the friendly host made this worth staying. The payment/site claiming system not so much. There is a board at the bathrooms that shows all the sites. Sites with cards in the slots are taken. Sites without cards are available, in theory. If a site is empty, and not paid for, it can be claimed. We had paid for our ocean site for the next 5 days and put the payment in the slot for the site. I was approached the next morning by someone attempting to accuse me of stealing the site claiming they had paid for it. When I went to look at the board, sure enough, my payment slip was no longer visable and someone else's was. I offered to take it up with the host and they backed down. I did speak with the host later and found this wasn't an unusual tactic. As we're in a camper van and I knew we would have to leave for supplies, I was concerned. She made a note about it and the next time I checked the board, my slip was visable again. We had no issues after that. Just make sure that you leave stuff in your spot to show it's occupied if you need to take your RV with you. Verizon and AT&T worked well near the front.of the campground, but towards the back, AT&T was pretty spotty (no booster)

A very nice casino stop. The parking lot isn’t perfectly level, but it was good enough for me. Signs point you to the “oversized parking lot” and say to check in with security. They are in the casino, about midway back on the right side if you enter from the doors that you can see from the oversized lot. They could not have been nicer. Thanked me for checking in with them, but didn’t require any information from me. Originally planned to stay just one night, but extended another night due to rain in our next destination. I would absolutely stay again. The casino itself is nice and the Mason Street restaurant is pretty good. Phone says 4 bars of AT&T 4G, but it’s pretty slow. Verizon Jetpack has 4-5 bars, but currently throttled so can't accurately speak about speed.

This is a well kept campground with friendly staff. The restroom and showers were clean and nice. We had a water and electric only site for $31.06 per night with KOA member discount. The major downside here is a train that runs right by the campground with an unpredictable schedule. One came through around midnight one night blowing it's horn. Just beware. I'd probably still come back for a night or two if in the area. AT&T dragged a bit, but Verizon did pretty well. The campground wifi was not awesome, but not worse than any other campground. Don't expect to rely on it.

The setting of this park is pretty. Rolling hills made it pretty, but it means most sites are sloped in some way. It was a nice place to base ourselves to see Mammoth Cave National Park for an easy day trip. However, just a few issues with this park. Our site was super long, but had some high bumps created by tree roots buckling the pad and was sloping toward the back. We have a short RV, so no issues leveling or with the bumps. The water at this site was in a place that made it impossible to use because we didn’t have a long enough hose. The roads are narrow and sites angled in a way that made it difficult to get out if you are following the road direction arrows. We drove through the empty pull through site across from us to get out a little easier. AT&T service was spotty, and Verizon much better.

We arrived on a Sunday in September when the campground goes from reservation only to first come first serve. We were greeted at the front entry gate by incredibly friendly employees who assigned us site 47. We didn't get to pick our site, but the ladies worked hard to find us a site with a great view of the lake. The sites are a mix of single and double sites and mostly well spaced. They have an asphalt pad with concrete around table and fire pit.
Our site price reflects the senior pass discount. cell phone service was pretty good on both AT&T and Verizon (no cell phone booster). 27Mbps up and down on AT&T and roughly the same on Verizon.

The price paid reflects a senior discount. Our site, 179, is a "pull through", but really it's just a pull out along the small loop road. There are three of these pull out sites along this little road and when we arrived, I couldn't see how to get past the camper in the first site to get to mine on the other end. We ended up backing down the road into the site. I'm probably over cautious though. I see now why this site said absolutely no slide outs. If we had slide outs, the middle site campers wouldn't be able to get by!

Other than that but if oddness, the campground is really nice. We have water and electric, the dump station is a bit of a drive in this very large park, but not too bad. The WiFi is some of the best I've seen for any campground private or public! There is also good cell signal. Quite a few sites in our section have water views or are directly on he water. The bath houses are fairly clean and there are plenty of showers to choose from. It's about 25 minutes into Chattanooga from here. I would definitely return!

Price reflects senior pass discount. I would absolutely camp here again, if I didn’t need reliable cell phone service. Since I do, we likely won’t be back. The campground is surrounded on all sides by a lake. Site 117 only has a distant view of the lake, but it’s shady and well spaced from other sites and quite large. The grounds are very well maintained and while the restrooms are dated, they did appear clean. We’re leaving early because I need to work and can’t find a good place to do that nearby. If you are ok with being off grid or have a booster, this may work for you. Verizon has 1 bar of LTE, but it’s unreliable with periods of no service. I’ve got no service at all with AT&T.

We did not have reservations and arrived on a Sunday evening to find we had our pick of just about any site in the A loop. A few posts had reservation sines on them, but not a camper in sight. We chose the last site in the right before exiting the loop, A20. This site is very private o. The curb side and there is lots of space between you and the next camper on the driver's side. The site required some leveling blocks to get level and was really muddy from all the rain that fell. It had electric but no water. When you arrive, you check in with the host, no self-registration. For the cell phone sigal, AT&T really struggled, bouncing between 1 bar and no service. Verizon provided a very reliable 2 bars.

We stayed here for about a week. The sites are well maintained. The lake is low, but the views are nice. We had great cell signal on AT&T at Site 36 (about 100 Mbps down!) and ok Verizon (about 10-12 Mbps down). When we moved to Site 18 to finish our stay, AT&T dropped to about 40 Mbps and Verizon stayed the same. In all, very good cell signal. They have a laundry room that's $2 for washers and $2 for dryers. I didn't try it out. The showers are free and were clean, but the water sprays everywhere. We would definitely return to this park.

Price reflects Good Sam discount. This park is tight in the section we were in with just about 6ft of grass between asphalt pads. There are no picnic tables in this section either. The section near the entrance did have tables so they must be the higher priced sites. The park’s bathrooms are across the road in the marina parking lot. They were clean and shared a building with a reasonably priced laundry room. We were given a code, but the door never seemed to be locked while we were there. The real bonus here is how close to town you are. We walked or rode bikes in to town almost every day. The town is really charming.