Robbins RV Park

Our day had not gone as planned, the boondocking location we went didn't work out. The sand was too soft to attempt getting on the beach.

So, we continued on and started looking for a place to spend the night. We tried one RV campsite and it was fill.

It was now 7:30 and we figured it was going to be a truckstop for the night. However we saw Robin's RV park and called. Turns out the had several open spots and were very up front with us: It was a back in spot and it did not have Internet or cable. It was $25 a night and checkout was whenever we wanted to leave lol.

To be honest this is not a 'resort'. I suspect many of the folks live here full time and the spots are quite small. BUT, it had 50amp, water and sewer and the owner helped us back in and setup!

We had a nice quiet night and started the next day fresh!

Found this place at 9:30 PM after another RV Park where we had reservations turned us away because we were too big. But that is a different review.

Mr Robbins was so accommodating even though we arrived at 10:30 PM. He met at the gate and escorted us back to our site which was level. It was a little we since the got 5 inches of rain due to hurricane Delta. But other than that it was fantastic.

CASH ONLY

The owners were very nice. Greeted us when we got there, even let us borrow a 50 amp conversion plug for our van. We did have Grey water/hookup which was nice because we had boondocking for a couple days.

Pretty quiet spot. No bathrooms. Gas station is right down the road though if there’s an emergency.

Spot was just ok the grass, but that doesn’t bother us

Easy on off-highway, level concrete pad, water, (50 amp) elec, sewer. Very old campsite, new and very old campers, a little rundown, very friendly staff who assisted with back-up and hook up.
Quiet campsite, no amenities. Good place to sleep if You need hook ups.
Will stop there again.

We were driving through a storm and needed a place to stay one night on our travels east. I dialed up Robbins RV at 5:15 p.m. and they had a spot for us. Gary met us and led us to a grassy drive-through with all the hookups for $35 and a handshake. There is a train that goes by several times a day, but that only adds to the charm. If you're expecting a resort, this isn't it, but if you need a friendly place to hang out a night or two. There is a pond down the path. Highly recommended, but we are simple folk.