This is a good campground if you're able to get a spot away from the tracks. Trains come through day and night blowing their whistles. The park itself is nice. The shower doesn't look like much, but has good water pressure. Not every site has their own fire ring.

Well kept place, with nice scenery. Very cost effective at $12/night. 30A electric and water supply with dump station, i.e. no sewage hookup. Spot #18 had a faulty breaker when we stayed there on 14 June 2021. It is not motorhome friendly, though. Lots of tight turns coming into and driving around the campground. Only about 1/3 of the sites will support a 40' rig. The dump station will require a longer water supply hose if you have a sani rinse valve system. There were a few pull through sites, but those were full with the majority of the sites being back-in type.

This is a nice park for an overnight stay. It's only $15 there is electric and water at the site. There is a dump station. Big rig accessible. There is a Long Trail as well as frisbee golf, a covered area with picnic tables and a grill and a park for kids.

Great place to take the family, or for a any individual to enjoy the outdoors. The walking trail is nice, and the 9-hole disc course is an engaging attraction for me. I would love to see this place developed further!

Very nice, well taken care of campground. No campground host, you are pretty much on your own if you need anything. The bike path is great, the playground is fun for the kids and there is plenty of shade, picnic spots and a brand new frisbee gold course. There is some train noise but not during the night.

A good peaceful stay during Risefest with good shade and a full frisbee golf course. Nicely mowed grass. Noticed this time (2nd time here) that there are trails but after heat exhaustion from Risefest I didn't get a chance to explore them. And I wish there were more fire pits for the tent campers. I brought wood and hotdogs and didn't even get to use them. The bathrooms were as expected for a small town campground. I will stay here again, only $10 per night for tents, way cheaper then Risefest camping.

Looked ok. Older campground. Restroom was clean but older. Unfortunately, the single entrance was going to be blocked off for railroad work on tracks, so I couldnt camp there, and had to drive several miles to Boykin campground. Dissappointed with that.

Quickly becoming one of my Favorite haunts in this new town 🙏🌙