Three Springs Campground & RV Park

(I usually don't believe bad reviews unless it is a gut check)
This campground is right off the interstate, however, you turn and go into a sketchy neighborhood. The roads are broken up, the concrete/asphalt is terrible. You go down a long hill, staying on the pavement until you reach the bottom. You have to stop and go in. They will park you.
The sites are somewhat level. The road is terrible in the park. The sites are few and they are piggybacked- 50 and a 30 amp and 20 amp on the same post. Electricity was in the red (amp meter) while everyone was plugged into the post at the same time. The owners had many extension cords strung throughout the park to plug people in.
Only good thing, it was close to THE ARK ENCOUNTER. But even the ARK ENCOUNTER had RV Parking- not sure about overnight parking but long spaces.

So here is why I called it a toilet bowl- it goes down the hill and into a loop and back out again. You are in a deep valley.
Cell Service: Verizon with WEbooster on.
Pings 69, upload 30's, download 1.7

Walmart 20 miles south in Georgetown
Dollar General just down the main road.
The Ark Encounter- 11 miles north. (Can be seen in as little as 3 hours)
The Creation Museum 45 min. away.-RV Parking (Can be seen in as little as 2 hours)

Chris and Rachael are terrific! Get with Chris for most maintenance needs. Thanks for fixing my water line issues! Sites are a nice size with some gravel and grass. Entry road is a bit narrow...so what? I have a 40’ class A and had no issues maneuvering. Bath house is newly remodeled and beautiful. Would and will stay again. Close to the Ark Encounter and 45 minutes from the Creation Museum. Highly recommended!!

Cons:
My main issue with this campground was their change in cancellation policy after Covid. Everyone is suffering due to closures but it is wrong to have a “no cancellation” policy to protect yourself.
Office and bathhouse reek of cigarette smoke.
Only have partial hook ups.
Water shut off if temps get low.
Back in only.
Hook ups are not conveniently located for each site.

Pros:
The grounds are neatly cared for.
The walking trails were nice and the owners were helpful. The bathrooms were clean despite smoke smell.

Park is nice with lots of trees and water. Small rental cabins surround the park. Owners are very nice and very helpful with tips and suggestions for the RV, and local eateries. We stayed one night on our way south from Indy. We wanted to visit The Ark and The Creation Museum, but cannot do both in one day. I deducted a star from overall and value rating only due to no direct sewer connection. Although they do have a dump station, I prefer to have a direct hook-up. Sites are pretty level, although we did have to unhook to keep truck from sticking out into road. Since the park wasn't full, the owners let us park our truck in site next to us. We stayed in our 38' travel trailer with our Ford F250 truck. We camped at Three Springs Campground in a Travel Trailer.

Tip: Take your time navigating through the neighborhood as your heading into the park. Narrow, bumpy road.

Closest RV park to the Ark Encounter, about 11 miles, which is why we stayed here. Also drove to the Creation Museum about 45 miles. No grocery shopping closer than 20 miles so bring what you need. The dump station blocks the exit and early in the morning 3-4 campers wait to dump before leaving and the wait can be 20-30 minutes. If you need to leave before 10am, go before 7am.

They help everyone park so as to be as level as possible. Picturesque footbridges over their springs; sites are too close together. They like to lick you in after 6pm. So can’t stay here again.

This would get more stars if it had a sewer dump attached to each site. This is a good site for an overnight trip or a couple of days. We stayed here for a week and had to conserve water to not fill our tanks up. It’s a pretty location and we chose to stay to go to the Ark Encounter. There was a precarious small bridge to drive over with our 41ft 5th wheel that made us nervous driving over to get to our site. Someone said it is past a sketchy neighborhood but it’s just a poor trailer park not sketchy. Like others said the sites are very close together and we could hear our neighbors very well. It’s a nice and decent stay for a short amount of time not for a week because of the water dumping situation.

This would get more stars if it had a sewer dump attached to each site. This is a good site for an overnight trip or a couple of days. We stayed here for a week and had to conserve water to not fill our tanks up. It’s a pretty location and we chose to stay to go to the Ark Encounter. There was a precarious small bridge to drive over with our 41ft 5th wheel that made us nervous driving over to get to our site. Someone said it is past a sketchy neighborhood but it’s just a poor trailer park not sketchy. Like others said the sites are very close together and we could hear our neighbors very well. It’s a nice and decent stay for a short amount of time not for a week because of the water dumping situation.

Stayed here for The Ark Encounter which we received a 10% discount for mentioning The Ark. About 10 minutes from Ark.

They request strict adherence to check in/out times due to the long entry driveway. They call it a lane and a half, I say it is barely a lane wide, long, windy, and will cause issues for two rigs meeting. Gravel interior roads and sites. Dump station at front of driveway, none at sites. They turn the water off if temps dip to freezing. Friendly staff. The park is in process of renovations, pool is not available, the entry/exit gate spaces are narrow as is the bridge over the creek. Heavy tree cover may affect satellite/Starlink reception. Rains can make the sites a little sloppy. We would not stay again just based on location-we have no further need/desire to visit the area since we accomplished this goal, to see the Ark Encounter.