Joy-O RV Park

This was easy off and on from I40. It is an old campground but the spaces are level and shady. The laundry and showers definately need updating. However in spite of these negatives it was perfect to stop for one night. Full hookups available but no wifi at your camp site. We would stay there again. Very friendly staff.

Don't do it. Maybe if you had a pull through...back in is so tight, had to have 2 vehicles to move to back our 31 ft 5th in. Electric and water only for this spot. Electric is so old, replacement fuses are surely obsolete for replacement. Owner admitted no knowledge of rv' s or classes. Gold mine as only rv between east Memphis and Nashville. Only cash or check...

Nice, shady spots. Friendly staff and level spots. Good place to stop for the night with all the basics.

This is a great place to start if you’re needing to rest for the night. We were able to pull up after hours find a site and settle up in the morning! Great experience!

The place isn’t terrible. The place sits back off the road a bit, behind a Citgo truck stop, and it’s kind of a creepy driveway. It set us off a bit, but we continued. Their price is terrific, and def drew our attention to stop for the night. So that being said, it’s good for short term. There are full hookup sites available, at the pull through section. We were not as fortunate to get a pull through site. Back in was what they had left, to our despair. The back in sites are snug fit, and Do Not have sewer available. When I inquired about a dump station, the gentleman in the office just told me to use a pull through site in the morning, if available.

Two of us with two small tents spent one night passing through on motorcycles. We have been camping on these trips for well over a decade. Although Ann, the proprietor seemed very nice and welcoming over the phone, it became obvious upon our arrival that we should have asked some basic questions. Since the tent camping area had no picnic tables nor shade with very tall grass and weeds, we went with an RV site. She would NOT allow two tents on a single RV site. When we asked why, Ann just said "those are the rules" and continued telling us about her trip to Greece. Not to interrupt her, I waited and then asked again why the one tent per RV site. This time, her answer was that we don't have to stay there if we don't want to. Tired from a day on the road, we stayed and paid the $60.00 instead of the $44.00 that the TWO tents sites would have cost. At least we had a table, water, and power (did not test it) if needed. For RVs, the price is right no matter how big your rig is. Just don't mind the completely run down facilities and the gross showers that were air conditioned only from about 4 pm until 9 pm. They have a pool!

This is one of the few RV parks along this stretch of interstate. If you need an overnight stop it's fine. The staff was very nice and walked us to our site. The sites are level, gravel. The hookups are easy. The road in may give you pause but it's really fine.
The only negative was it's just about a 100 yds from the back of a truck stop and the trucks have to back into their parking spaces. The result is that "beep, beep, beep" noise at various times during the night.
Oh, and the owner of the site is still in the 1900's. No online reservations (call), no credit card (cash) and no WiFi.