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The campground is clean, the showers are old but clean, the laundry facility was good for us since we had been traveling for a couple of weeks although some of the dryers didn’t work so well. The sites are super close and the permanent resident side is trashy looking, yet we weren’t allowed to have a small pen for my special needs dog at my site. It’s also expensive.

We stayed in site 142 with a 40’ fifth wheel. Facilities were great and loved the mature trees. Good access to I75 and I24. Sites are very narrow and race track nearby was a sound nuisance if outside The race track was heard on Friday and Saturday night Not sure about Sunday as were were away from our camper. Sound was less of an issue inside the camper but still could be heard.

Campground was easy in, level sites, well laid out. We used the pool. It was very nice. Clean bathrooms and showers. The only complaint I would have is the constant noise coming from the nearby drag racing strip. You could hear racing/engine sounds a lot. Other that this, we really liked the campground.

This is a gorgeous campground with all the amenities - pool, pavilion, playground, hiking trail, etc. The sites are well laid out with picnic table and fire ring. 50amp fill hookups and cable. We stayed in site 134, on 8/14/21, which was an end site pull through with the woods next to us. We were in our 40ft fifth wheel and F350 dually. It was great and we will stay again. $48/nite

While neither welcoming or beautiful in any way, this park is safe and would be a great quick overnight stop. Sites are pull through, narrow, easy to maneuver, and your presence will be tolerated. Definitely don’t recommend for a weekend or longer than one or two necessary nights.

While it's close to the interstate, so very easy to get to, it was perfectly quiet during my overnight there. The staff was friendly and helpful. The park was easy to maneuver in and the site was level and spacious with good utility connections and WiFi. Though there wasn't much in their store (off season), across the street is a Dollar General - so it isn't necessary to detach the car/truck to go get a few necessities.

Mike and Cheryl here. We have a 44 foot Class A RV. Here is my review of Holiday Travel Park Chattanooga. The campground is in the the very busy city of Chattanooga. This campground is near interstate 75. Very easy to get to. The road inside the park is gravel and in good condition. The office was open and the staff was nice. The camp store has a very small amount of basic needs. The campground is about 50% seasonal campers. The seasonal campers are all on one side of the campground. Most sites are pull thrus. Most are 50 amp full hook up. The sites are gravel and many seem level. All have a fire pit and table. Most if not all sites are too close to each other. We had site 148 which was good and bad. A few sites have some type of tree shade. None of the sites have a view. The bathhouse was open and seemed clean and very nice. The laundry room was nice which was near the pool. Wifi was good. There was cable with lots of channels. Here is the bad. Our site, even though it was large, was right next to the main entry road and very close to the garbage dumpster. We could hear people putting garbage in. There was lots of hwy road noise, campground road noise, airplane noise and a nearby race track noise. The pool was closed. The sites are way too close and narrow. To me, this makes a great campground for one or two night stay, but not for long term. I have no suggestion on any other camp site within this campground since all have the same issue. We would probably not go back other than one or two nights as a pass through to somewhere else. Dream Big, Travel Far, Live Well..

This had been a privately owned park with owners on site. Not any more. The front desk was not at all helpful to the point of being a pain. More later. The prior owners left the campground in good condition, and much of that remains. It has cable TV, but SD signal only. Lineup does NOT include MLB or NFL network. It has WiFi, but dial up speeds. I got good speed once at 3 AM. My first site (120) was gravel and absolutely level. The second site (one night )(112) was off 3 - 4 inches side to side. The north side of the camp is all monthly - permanent residents with larger lots. The south side are smaller transient lots. Almost all are pull through. All are FHU, some 30A and some 30/50A. I reserved a 30A pull through on line a week before arrival because it was all that they had available. The morning of our arrival, they called to say I could not stay on a 30A site with a 50A FW. They were sure I would draw too much power, and blow a breaker to shut down the entire row of campers. They basically said I was too stupid to keep my power usage below 30A. My power usage on my 50 amp sites never exceeded 25A. I argued with them for 10 - 15 min on the phone to get them to move me to a 50A site, but it was only available for 3 nights. IF they had a cancellation, MAYBE I could stay a fourth night. They did have a space for me Friday night, but I had to pack up and change sites to site 112. The person who occupied my previous site, 120, arrived late and left early the next morning. There is no reason they could not have allowed me to stay on site 120 and put the overnight guest on site 112. The front desk were total jerks over the entire ordeal. And the playground was closed. I will NeVeR stay here again!!

Very nice, large park. Clean, well maintained. Office staff friendly and helpful. Big trees with large area of shady grass, nice for dog walking. Price doesn’t make you hesitate. Would definitely stay here again.

Very clean park. Love the laundry room. Sites close but very long pull thrus available.