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Stayed for 1 night just passing through. Gravel site was almost level with no concrete patio. Wifi didn't work. I felt like I inconvenienced the staff with my arrival and they stuck me in the low rent district. I got suckered in with their 4star rating but I think I'd pass this on by.

this is older park about 5 miles off the highway. The restrooms are OK, but there is only one self contained room for each gender-toilet, sink and shower. The are small and need updating. The sites are good sized, gravel with concrete patios and picnic tables. Many travel trailers appear to be here permanently. They are OK, not great but not really shabby. There are many cable channels. The WIFI is weak at the sites. There are large trees and a lot of shade. It is an OK park for a night or two, but we wouln't want to stay longer. It is overpriced at $40/night.

Convenient location at north edge of town. Plenty of shopping close. The park's hallmark feature is huge spreading oak trees with Spanish moss. Entry to park has a reversed method ... enter on left, exit on right. Just be prepared for this when turning off of the main highway. Some of the best sites under the trees are great for a big rig, but the parking pads (if any) are crumbled and broken. Utilities are adequate with the exception of marginally low water pressure, about 28psi at best. Many long-term "snowbirds" here as well as itinerant workers. The park is quiet at night even though it is on a high traffic four lane divided highway. There are no amenities here that would attract a family with children. We will use this park again for a one or two night stopover. The WiFi is very fast, at least from our site near the office.