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This was a really fun stop over Easter weekend between our normal state park stays. We were in pull through site with a cabana/tiki hut covered picnic table. The park was at 100% occupancy, but the pools weren't uncomfortably crowded. The drink prices at the poolside bar were fair. The highlight for us were the different food trucks each night. We had a great wifi signal from the free wifi. However, we heard from others in the 160's site numbers that wifi in that area was unreliable. An employee told us the wifi was poor in the area surrounding the main pool as well. I have a Pepwave Max Duo router and a Parsec Husky antenna. The Verizon signal was great with 34.12 Mbps and 5.5 Mbps upload speeds.

We were so relieved to find this campground as every other spot we had planned was still closed. The main area of this campground would have been fine but not anywhere we would want to stay more than a night or two. We opted to go through the campground to the right and take the dirt road probably a mile or two back. There was one small turnout on the right with a camper that looked as though it might have been there a while. We continued down the road until reaching a cattle guard with a private ranch/no trespassing sign. To the left of the gate is a large turnaround. It was ideal for our 35’ 5th wheel. And the views were perfect. A few times a day workers from the ranch would pass but no one ever bothered us. At night, the coyotes were louder than we’ve ever heard. I definitely would not leave dogs outside without supervision.

This is an excellent campground for an overnight stay. All sites are pull through. We were in site 200 which is on the perimeter farthest from the interstate. The noise was fairly loud outside which is to be expected at a campground so ideal for overnight stops. We noticed no noise inside. The office staff was very friendly. With our Good Sam membership we paid just under $52 including tax.

We stayed here for 9 days at the end of April. We had a fantastic spot pretty far back beyond the porta potties. I was surprised how many people opted to stay close together on the wide open field. If you continue to the left, there are plenty of spots. We have a 35’ fifth wheel. The road was somewhat rough but totally doable. We joked that it was better than traveling east on I40 to Flagstaff. If you’ve driven that route, you’ll understand.

We are full time. This was a fantastic experience, especially after our last couple of weeks in disappointing campgrounds. The E loop of Endless Caverns has lots of very spacious and level pull through sites. Our site E-49 was pretty much perfect. It easily accommodated our 35' 5th wheel, our truck as well as a 2nd car from visiting family. The staff is very friendly and the location is stunning.

We have a Pepwave Max Transit Duo for AT&T and Verizon service. AT&T had download speeds of 18.06 and upload speeds of 18.50. Verizon was 0.35 for downloads and 5.97 for uploads. Our Mifi with T-Mobile had download speeds of 8.03 and uploads of 1.21. AT&T was the only service reliable enough to accommode my Zoom work meetings.

We chose this campground as we needed a place near Charlotte for work purposes. The campground is convenient to the interstate. Apparently, the is the proximity to the Carowinds amusement park. We were pleasantly surprised that you barely hear any noise from the roller coasters. The location is very good if you are full time and want to have a city experience to get lots of errands done. But don't stay here if you are looking for a "nice" park. Roughly half of the sites appear to be occupied by long term residents. The sites are not maintained at all, and weeds are rampant. A big plus of the area we were in was that most were pull throughs. But when it rained, the entire campground turned into a mud pit. If I remember correctly, the sites in the upper 70's were completely washed out with mud completely covering the sites including under the RVs.

We have a Pepwave Max Transit Duo for AT&T and Verizon service. AT&T had download speeds of 10.3 and upload speeds of 20.52. Verizon was 10.39 for downloads and 7.26 for uploads. Our Mifi with T-Mobile had download speeds of 6.78 and uploads of 9.86.

We stayed here one night while travelling through the area. Site 49 was a pull through and level. The lady at the front desk was super personable and made our stay very pleasant. The road noise is fairly high but didn't bother us at all inside our camper.

This is our second time staying here while passing through Georgia. We needed a two night stay to accommodate a day of Zoom meetings. Most of the sites are pull through which is hugely convenient. We did not unhitch and were able to walk to the Starbucks in the nearby TA. The noise level is quite high which is why we will only use this campground for brief stays. However, the staff is very nice.

We have a Pepwave Max Transit Duo for AT&T and Verizon service. AT&T had download speeds of 3.26 and upload speeds of 3.28. Verizon was 9.96 for downloads and 7.29 for uploads. Our Mifi with T-Mobile had download speeds of 13.12 and uploads of 7.01..

We are full time but from this area. The location is convenient when we are "home" for going to doctors appointments, seeing friends, etc. We stayed in the new section which is closest to the road noise but the sites are far superior to the remainder of the park.

We have a Pepwave Max Transit Duo for AT&T and Verizon service. AT&T had download speeds of 8.13 and upload speeds of 6.62. Verizon was 6.41 for downloads and 6.2 for uploads. Our Mifi with T-Mobile had download speeds of 33.3 and uploads of 56.28! Working via Zoom was fantastic at this park.

This is a super quiet campground with most sites being very spacious. We stayed in #7 which was the idea site for a larger camper. We have a 35' 5th wheel. The only sites we would not book would be 15, 17, 20 and 23. These are too tight for larger units. The bathrooms were spotless. TMobile has very little service here. Mostly 0 bars with the very occasional 1 bar.