We will not be back. We are dog lovers. The campground is dog friendly, but not friendly to dogs. We only stayed for one week on lot 232 next to the pullthrus. Two dogs were tied out on a porch, we seen the owner 3 times while we were there. Another dog was left out in a cage in the rain, the owner left at 6:30 in the morning and returned at 6:00 in the evening. When my wife went to the office to complain that we could see the dog and hear it whine from our lot the office manager argued with her. We own a campground in Ohio and any employee that would argue with a customer, right or wrong, would not work for me. It was obvious at that point things was not going to change.

The Reason some dislike open area and Bar is because they are either too bored Grouchy and plain conceided most of the visitors were having a great time everyone just has a great experience there except for the very very few who happen to be bored home and want everyone else to be bored too sorry i'm going back and hope you don't if you want to spoil my fun the staff is great so is the management they really go out of their way for you And Raceweek!!!!!!!! The best in town

If you like extremely loud music that continues to after mid-night and makes sleep or even conversations in most of this campground impossible, then this RV Park is the place for you. Don’t consider asking the campground owner to ensure the Tiki Bar music is played at a sane level, we were told he was the one actually playing music/karaoke and everyone’s request for volume reductions were rudely ignored. This music was so loud the Tiki Bar was empty at 9:30pm on Saturday night, but the deafening levels of possibly the worlds worst music selections still continued for hours longer.

Getting in and out of this RV Park is extremely dangerous due to the traffic patterns and flow especially for larger rigs. The sites were well spaced and some had trees, but navigation on the narrow roads in the campground was very difficult for our longer fifth wheel. All sites had grass (no gravel) which was nice, but it was very difficult for us to actually get out of our site the day we left due to no traction on the grass in the rain.

Most rigs were newer, some are permanent and there are work crew campers also. This is a 1950s RV Campground that shows it’s age everywhere. Nothing is terrible, just worn. The bath and showers were adequate, but all were in need of a full face lift and more frequent cleaning

We would suggest name change for this RV Park. Something like the “Southern Discomfort RV Resort.” We will never go back there and have never seen such a total lack of respect for customers at any RV Park before.

We camp at this RV park every year from December to April and we have a great time There are a lot of nice people there and there is always something to do if you want to get involved If you don't enjoy your self while there it is your own fault