Southern Living RV Park

We had a nice quiet overnight stay. The on-site manager is kind and helpful and even asked enough leading questions to get us a senior discount! We didn’t use the pool but it seemed nice and clean. Full hookups on concrete for $45 is a good deal. There is a Pizza Hut takeout right across the road as well.

We never saw anyone who worked for the park, and we seemed to be one of only a couple
of people who weren't full-timers. I think this park is fairly new, though. It may improve as time passes and the summer travel season gets underway.

There was a fair amount of highway noise, and the sites were not particularly level.

Other than that, the hookups were ok, and there were laundry facilities on site.

I pulled in on a Sunday at 12:30. The sign on the office door said the office is closed on Sunday. I picked up an after hours form and started to fill it out. As I did, I watched a young man pace back and forth like he was waiting for his drug connection. The pull through sites looked new but were not level. The back in sites near the pull through sites looked to old to be allowed on the road. This is more like a bad trailer park. I decided to find a different park further down the road. I am glad I did, I found a wonderful park.

Do not stay here.

We just stayed one night at the park. On the plus side our site and the RVs around were great. Concrete pull through with 50 amp service, lots of grass, and concrete streets. The restrooms were clean and the pool looked inviting. Had a good overnight stay. Also, the WiFi worked fine for us the night we stayed.

The park is in two sections. Area with long term had no concrete pads that look a bit rough versus our section with concrete pads and mostly newer RVs. Never felt uncomfortable walking our dogs around and the park was very peaceful. The office hours were a bit short and wan't open on Sundays was something you need to be aware of as well.

Gave it a 4 for an overnight stay and we would stay there again.

Made a reservation for a Sunday. Got a confirmed site that was the last in the park. This was a nice, paved, easy pull through spot. We got there at 7:30pm and someone else was in our spot. I called the number listed because office is closed on Sunday. We were told to pull into another open spot. We ended up with a back-in mud spot on a hill. We had full hookups and a good night of sleep. Next day I went to pay in the office. I found out they put my reservation down for the next day. If you aren't tired and desperate pass them by. They were not super receptive or apologetic in the office. With Good Sam discount it was $37.

We stopped for a quick overnight in our 34’ fifth wheel. This place seems like a long-term campground with a few sites for visitors. For $35 a night plus tax, this campground is definitely overpriced for the quality of the sites. Main complaints- the water spigot was three inches below grade, had to reach my entire hand into a puddle of water to connect to water. The sewer was three feet away, also below grade and open. Residents were watching us hook up. Lots of highway and campground noise. Sites severely unlevel. Basically a parking lot.

Pros- big sites, power works fine. There are clean bathrooms, coin laundry, and a pool, but we didn’t use them. Staff was friendly, after hours check-in was easy, just paid in the morning when the office opened.