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Hesitated to stop here many times due to review about difficult access and unlevel parking. It was actually a great stop. We have a 25鈥� trailer plus tow vehicle and, while there are no designated RV spots that we saw, there was plenty of spacious parking and there were 4 or 5 other rigs there overnight. A little road noise but not bad at all. Lot was level and getting in and out was not difficult. I did not ask permission as there were others there already. We will stay again.

Wouldn鈥檛 stay here again, while parking is adequate and it did quiet down, the restaurant staff has 鈥渇riends鈥� in the overflow lot. When employees are on break, they come out to get high, saw at least one drug deal go down. Food was good and hot though, waitress was pleasant and on top of things.

Stayed overnight in 34 class A with Toad. Lots of room for RVs between CB and Days Inn. More parking behind DaysInn. Some spaces more level than others. On Friday night a little loud till about midnight . Lots of people walking their dogs- please clean up after them - many did not! Food and service great at CB.

Called ahead and they said no problem for parking.

This Cracker Barrel was great! We checked in with the staff and they confirmed we could stay. The share the parking lot with the hotel next door. Plenty of room. Several stayed last night. No problem with any panhandler芒鈧�鈩�s as others have reported in previous reviews. We did see a few homeless guys but they kept to themselves out by the highway. We have a 25芒鈧�鈩� travel trailer and had no problem leveling ours. They do have security lights in place. We liked it!

Stayed overnight in 33-ft MH + flat towed Jeep. Used the lot between the Cracker Barrel and the Days Inn and parked across several spaces along a curb. There wasn芒鈧�鈩�t a level spot anywhere we could find (not level enough for running the fridge), so we parked slightly downhill (toward the northwest, toward Cracker Barrel) and used our landing gear. Be sure to enter through the Days Inn lot and point toward Cracker Barrel. Our first try to level was unsuccessful since we parked facing away from Cracker Barrel (uphill) and the leveling raised our rear wheels off the ground. We rounded the lot a couple of times to get it right. Another MH was already there when we arrived (also using landing gear and pointing northwest). We purchased breakfast in the morning. Our dog had plenty of grass and trees for his needs and clean up was easy. Very good experience. Leveling was the only problem.

Perfect place for a quick over night. We called ahead and the employee seemed very used to people calling ahead and asking. We pulled into the large parking lots shared with Days Inn and there were already several RVs, an 18 wheeler, as well as a sheriffs deputy in the lot. You do get some road noise and we could hear our neighbors generator and definitely hear the diesel芒鈧�鈩�s generator when it would kick on. But we slept well and went over to the restaurant the next morning for an early breakfast.

Checked in with Mgr. after reading other reviews. She recommended we stay in adjacent RV/Truck area. Well lit and away from early dumpster noise. Had a fine meal,too.In area for alignment at Patton Service, highly recommended.

Although they do not have RV parking on their premises, the manager told us that they allow parking in the large lot next door that they share with Days Inn. Plenty of room. Fairly well lit. Quiet. Our only complaint is that their morning coffee cost almost twice as much as the one we stayed at in Tennessee:)

Very tight parking lot but we pulled behind building along back wall. Wouldn芒鈧�鈩�t recommend for big rigs. We are full size truck with 22芒鈧�鈩� trailer. Garbage guy came through 2 times in middle of night and then 18 wheeler delivery truck at 5 am and idles for the 15 minutes it took to unload. Skip this one and find someplace else.