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This is a growing park outside Dublin, GA. We got delayed on our arrival and Mr. Charlie called to check in. He waited for us and helped us get into our space. Loved the pond view we had and parked next to.

We spent 4 nights at the gated park and had a good experience. The park is older so the width of the roads between the site rows is a bit narrow but the sites are very large. We are about 70ft with our tow and almost didnt need to unhook. While we were there the entire park lost power at least once during the middle of the night, most likely a city grid thing. The power did come back quickly. Overall we had an enjoyable experience and will keep the park in our books for another time.

We stayed here for a week, $108 all in. All of the 50amp sites are in the field and the 30amp sites are concrete. We were the only people in the 50amp area. We had good electric, water pressure, and easy to reach sewer. There is nothing special or fancy about this place but it is a great park. There is no camp wifi but we had great cell service. The road the park is off of is busy from about 7am to 7pm, mostly semi traffic during those hours. The Ace Hardware has basically everything you could need, HEB has a good selection of groceries, and a small local coffee shop are all within 5min of the park.

Rivers End Campground is a cute resort park. The spots are somewhat close but with all of the trees we felt like we had plenty of privacy. All sites are gravel and some are more level than others. The staff escorts you to your site and helps get you in. Very busy park but never loud and we couldn't hear any road noise from the park or street.

We booked here for an overnight on our way to Atl. There are over 100 sites in this sports complex. We arrived mid-afternoon on a Sunday, many activities happening but could make it around to the rv section. The pavement is smooth, sites are very tilty in most of the area, and hook ups are on an island between sites. There is little to no shade so in the summer it is hot all around your rig. At night, make sure all of your windows have black out curtains because the parking lot lights will keep you up. I am thankful it is well lit if you are coming in late but it can be challenging to sleep. The area is quiet once the splash pad and sporting events are done for the night. Great place for families with little ones.

We came on board as a work camp gig to convert a trailer park into a rv park. This campground will have 17 FHU sites. Currently, 6 are pull through with the potential for 4 additional pull throughs. The remainder of the sites are back in. All sites are big rig friendly. All sites are packed sand clay with packed gravel on top. Since it was a trailer park, each site has a ton of space between rigs. Each site has its own power/water/sewer set up so in the event something goes wrong at another site, yours won’t be effected. There is a trail at the back of the campground that leads to a pond and a future resort style campground. Fire pits and picnic tables are slated for each site but not installed yet. The campground is physically located at 901 W Canal Rd off of Maple Village Circle in Sellers, SC.

We booked a week long stay and loved our time! This is going to be a resort but is currently still under construction so not all things are squared away yet. The owner was easy to contact and get ahold of during the reservation process and if we had questions. He met us at the campground and walked us through the various buildings and features of the park. The first 14 spaces are concrete and fully ready to be used. Parking for tow vehicles is gravel and dirt. Our site was perfectly level, our system needed to make no adjustments, first time ever for our rig. The water has great pressure and there is solid power. Even though the park is close to a fairly busy road, road noise was not an issue.