South Oaks RV & Mobile Home Park

This was the only option we could find on the I-85 south near Atlanta. Our friends were in Fairburn so we wanted to be close. The park fees are $35 per night and should be $20. Have the utilities do not work. Only has three spots with 50 amp and our spot was not one of them. However we were allowed to connect to spot number 2 which did have 50 amp but would not accommodate a 40 ft MH. Nothing is maintained. There are no amenities. If you have stay one night you can hopefully get a decent spot but look for other options first.

We called the owner to reserve a few spots for our families come down there on the weekend but it turned out so bad. The Cows are staying right back of our RV and you can't believed how bad this was. We paid $20 per site. The owner (His name is Joe) wasn't professional to speak to his customers. This site is little far to the lake but that's okay. I do not recommend to my family or friends or anyone to come here unless he rebuilds this site.

They were really nice and let us camp our enclosed trailer at no extra cost. However, there was poop that washed up every time it rained and the water was the worst water we’ve encountered going cross country. We had to throw out water filters out every couple weeks they would be caked with mud. if they fix the water and sewage issue then we would go back. Was literally just a parking lot, but there was a playground across the street.

Nightly stay: $50
Weekly Stay : $250
Monthly stay 30 amp: $700
Monthly Stay: 50 amp $850
This covers water sewer trash and electricity

CASH or MONEY ORDER ONLY.
No debit/credit

Pool? No
Laundry? No
Wi-Fi: No
Club house? No
Picnick Tables? No
Vending machines? No
Parking? Accommodates ONE spot.
Maintenance? No, you gotta fix and do everything YOURSELF. Including lawn care.

Well water and only one septic so when it rains it’s often flooded up in your camp area causing a horrible stench.

Pros: Walking distance to a family restaurant and two gas stations.

Close to the airport. Grocery stores. And schools.