Nice park, good water pressure, no shade, good pet walk, nice concrete pad, no table, cable TV, internet no working. Good value. Easy interstate access. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is no longer a Passport America park and the price is out of line for the value. It was $29 for 30 amp, $32 for 50 amp. It is right off the interstate so noise is a problem. It's an OK place for an overnight stop, but just not for the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were put in the Avalon Dr. location which is basically a gravel parking lot with full hookups. No grass, no trees, no facilities, no tables, no dumpster for trash. Mgt gave us no warning that was what we were getting when we asked for a pull through site. We were supposed to stay 3 nights but pulled out after one. The other location opposite the office may be okay but it couldn't handle a 40 ft fifth wheel. Lots of street traffic noise and the railroad tracks are very close. Next time we'll try someplace else. The other 6 or 7 units appeared to be working people here for a long term. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a divided CG, with three different areas/locations. The first location and the only park office is located at 5001 JVC road. You have to check in here. The second and third locations are at a different addresses off University Avenue about a mile away. The first location has cement pads with trees and is set up for smaller rigs (less than 35’). The second location is a large space (parking lot) with gravel, no trees and is set up for pull throughs (big rigs 45+) with surrounding back-ins with 50A, water and sewer. There is a do-it-yourself car wash adjacent to this area. The third area is adjacent to the second but with a different entrance, this area is mostly storage with a few seasonals. We stayed in the second area which required some extra effort in leveling, the entire area is on a grade. The management stated that there was WiFi, however, we found no signal the entire time we were here, but the Verizon and Virgin cards worked OK. This area seemed to be mostly seasonals that are working in the area. The utilities all worked OK with no problems, water was well above 65 psi. Access is easy with plenty of room for maneuvering. This is a good one night stand, especially since they take Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy to find, very clean, easy sites to hit, and very friendly office staff. Wi-Fi worked well and cable was good. The only thing is the price. A bit pricey, but not overly high. No discounts. There is a sign in the office saying Passport America members welcome, but I believe that is has to do with another park they own. Would stay here again and recommend it to anyone traveling down I-20. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is divided into 2 sections. The office is located on one side of the street with what appeared to be seasonal campers and narrow roads. On the other side of the street is a big rig friendly park with mostly pull through sites that are long enough for any size coach without unhooking tow vehicle. Streets in this section are very wide and make movement easy. They alternate coach direction so utilities are on same side. Sites are gravel, but each site has concrete pad on both sides. Utilities are modern and well placed. Park was very clean, but appears as a big gravel parking lot for RVs. Park is just off I-20 and very convenient for overnight, but there is some road noise. We would utilize this park again if we are in the Tuscaloosa area. We camped here in a Motorhome.