Very nice location and excellent staff. Corinna was great. There were a couple of maintenance issues, but they were not a large problem. The bathrooms were very good.

It is a small RV resort. They have a few decent spots for big rigs. They need to trim trees as I had to basically drive into some empty spots to get out without hitting my roof. They got us into a spot but it seemed lucky even though we had a reservation. I would suggest calling and getting one of the spots in front of office if you have a big rig

We only stayed here for one night but we appreciated the playground for the kids to move around after a long day of driving. I didn't see any other reviews about the playground so I wanted to let other parents know about it. The campground itself was nice and seemed well cared for. The only "negative" would be the noise from the highway. If you wanted to hang out outside, its a little noisy but inside our camper it wasn't noticeable. I would stay here again if we ever came through the area. Editing to add: we couldn’t get the wifi to work because it doesn't show up when you try to connect. The picnic tables do need some work.

Location accessibility was great and right off the HWY. Winter and very extreme cold and hazardous road conditions affected many things at the KOA, i.e. no running water hookup, no-wifi, snow covered RV pads and sewer hookup made it very difficult to locate. We got stuck in the snow at the KOA so had to call a wrecker service to pull us out so we could be on the snow covered RV pad. While the staff tried to help and other KOA customers, it would've been nice if the staff had been more prepared and solution oriented to clearing the snow in the KOA from just shoveling for "tire tracks"" to follow in the main entrance and RV pad (not shovel all the snow but enough so you could've seen the "tire tracks" or borrowing or renting small equipment to clear paths. Again not the entire KOA). January 2026 was one of the worst cold snaps, hazardous weather, extreme low temperatures and snow for the south historically!!! The staff did try (shovel and board planks) all they could to get us unstuck as temperatures were warming!! I had hoped for more future thinking on their part to seek alternative solutions to combat the KOA main entrance and RV pads. Male staffer appeared frustrated with us and impolite when we were leaving the next day and trying to find the sewer dump out at RV site!! Don't try to flip the narrative in your response. We weren't familiar with the site and attempted to follow a staff in his golf art to show us the way, he should of gotten out of the golf cart and guide us in. He took a wide an odd half circle and,, again, we didn't know what that meant except to turn earlier in the site. They are familiar with their sites... oh I forgot as they couldn't find the septic tank drain and the the employees were already having a difference of opinion on even where the RV site was. They were digging around with the shovel attempting to find the start of the RV site.

Looking rundown in several areas. If allowing fulltimers at least make them clean up their assigned sites and maintain their RV's in good condition. Traffic from 430 is loud but that can't be helped and we still slept. Front of building was neat and clean. Behind building not so. Staff seemed nice but didn'tappear to do much work outside to maintain the KOA. Rakes can be bought just about anywhere to better maintain sites. Restrooms were clean. Laundry room looked like it was replacing some washing machines. Washers and dryers were clean. The run down part is from all the fulltimers there. Those sites were poorly maintained with some RV's exteriors dirty with awnings falling apart. Some sites had a bunch of junk laying around. Grass was high in one corner with a couple of brokedown/rundown trailers, or so they appeared. Pride in ownership goes a long way. Hope they work at cleaning it up and the fulltimers sites to keep it from looking rundown.