Spring Lake RV Resort

This is a wonderful campground. The front desk man Jeff was very friendly and willing to answer any questions you have. Sites were level and easy to back into. Theres laundry onsite and a little pond with ducks to walk around. You can even fish in it. The grass is very well maintained, I can tell they take pride in it. There are a few long term residents but mostly vacationers. It's small and doesnt have the parking lot feel of most large rv resorts.

There is quite a bit of noise between the construction on the road, nearby industry and gunshots from neighboring properties.

All in all, I highly recommend staying here if you're passing through town.

This campground was very quiet and peaceful. We had an extended stay here; therefore we paid monthly and paid for our electric. The price was extremely fair and reasonable. We stayed in site 64. We would definitely recommend as you do not have a neighbor on your passenger side. The positioning of the fire ring is a little odd as it is closer to the road then where you think it should positioned. They offer free firewood which is a bonus. You just grab it from the pile they have. Our site offered lots of shade (lots of pine needles too). We welcomed the shade as the month of July was very hot. The sites next to the water are in the direct sun.

The campground has a pond where you can fish (catch and release). There is also feed you can get for a quarter to feed the ducks and fish. We also saw lots of rabbits within the campground. The laundry room is immaculate. They have 3 washers and 3 dryers. $2.00 to wash and $1.00 to dry. We didn't have any issues getting in to do laundry, but we also made sure to do it early morning. There is also a men and women's bathroom that have showers (we didn't look at). We assume they are as clean as everything else. The Wi-Fi wasn't bad. It got a little bogged down at times but overall it did the job.

There is a Food City 5 minutes down the road, which was very convenient. There are lots of restaurants nearby and other amenities. There isn't anything within walking distance. The road to the campground was busy with construction.

Overall we enjoyed our stay. The owner Jeff was extremely nice and the owners/staff did a wonderful job keeping the grounds well maintained. it is a beautiful campground and we would definitely stay here again if we were passing through the area. We would highly recommend staying here.

This campground is super quiet and the grounds are superbly maintained. The bathhouse and laundry facility are super clean also. It caters to a more mature clientele and that is certainly what we like! The owners, Jeff and Marge, are personable and super helpful! The catch and release fishing is an added bonus! We have no desire to visit other campgrounds because this one is the quietest and the fishing is the best!

we love this place and will prob. go back this summer. the owner Jeff i think lol, was great, if you needed or had questions he would bend over backwards to help you, the cable was good, excellent water pressure. gorgeous lake, where i was parked there were trees so my satellite didn't work but like i said they have great cable. we loved it

Beautiful RV Park. Very well maintained and quiet.

We live nearby and stopped at Spring Hill to have hookups to unload after a 3+ month trip. What a pleasant surprise to find this fantastic place for our last few nights out. The owner is a pleasure, the rates are great, and this rv Park is immaculate. We had a lovely site overlooking a pretty pond. The sites are tidy and the ones by the pond have table and chairs, a swing, and grill. Highly recommend this park!

We took a lakeside site and enjoyed our glamping (well, glamping after two weeks of some ACE sites, which we loved but are a little more primative) Very helpful/accommodating host/owners.

After experiencing two days of near-the-freeway "camping" down I-81, Spring Lake brought us an opportunity to relax and renew for out continued journey. The place and price were both right for extending our stay. Our hosts were great and very helpful with questions we had about services in the area. Parking our trailer was a breeze and the proximity & view of lakefront property were pretty special. Internet is ok, but should be secured.

There were things I liked about this park but they were massively outweighed by what I didn’t, most of which which should have been addressed by management. The trees at our site desperately needed pruning. (One tree had been asymmetrically trimmed on one side, but definitely not on ours!) Our gravel site was considerably off level front to back & left to right. I had a very difficult time getting my fiver off of my shortbed 350’s slider hitch. As I was struggling with it, a fellow RV’er shared that he had a very difficult time also. I watched him also struggle to get reattached a few days later. A lot of the sites appeared to be level towards the back, but angled down, some a great deal, in the front. As off as our site was, there were many I flat would not have been able to use. Every available space had a site shoehorned into it. The internet was inadequate at times, other times streamed for 3 hours without issue. Cable tv needed adapter that should have been provided. The sewer orifice was a good 9” off the ground. On the other hand, the park is very pretty. Our initial Columbus Day reservation required we change sites after our first night. I greatly appreciate that it was remedied prior to our arrival. If we visited again I would be absolutely sure we had a totally level site.

We pulled in for a one night stay while passing through. Very nice well maintained campground. Would definitely stay here again when passing through or as a base camp for doing things in the Crossville area. Our site was on the lake and was almost perfectly level with freshly compacted gravel.