I just had to see if this place was as bad as the other reviews stated. Believe me: the reviewers are being nice. Stay away from this dump!!! How can anyone run a place like this into the ground? The only thing here that was not broken, worn out and unusable was the Rebel flag flying over the old KOA building. By the way: the carpet is still over the electrical unit and the milk jugs are covering the sewers. Shame on the owners! We decided not to stay here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only reason we stayed here was due to weather forcing us to stop before Shreveport. I should have stayed in a Wal-Mart Parking lot. The owners need to shut this place down and decide if they want to be an RV Park or remain a DUMP. The electrical risers are old and un-usable, to the point we did not hook up, we stayed on batteries, the water hook up was disgusting! Woodalls rated this park high, I just threw my 2009 Woodalls in the trash! Take some friendly advice, if you are driving West, continue on to Shreveport. Need I say more? We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would not recommend this resort to anyone. When there is rain, the campground is under 3-5 inches of water. The access roads are terrible. The Internet signal only works in the front of the resort, therefore you can not get an Internet connection in your camper. Despite having big enough space for two vehicles, they only allow one vehicle per camper. Any other vehicles must be parked in the front of the campground, nearly 300 yards away. The workers are not friendly. The campsite pool is used by locals rather than campers. Also, the pool is small and dirty most of the time. Out of the 2 months of staying there, there were 3 days that the campground did not have any running water. The management did not care one bit and said there was nothing they could do about it. When there is running water, it is brown and dirty. The people that cut the grass cut the coaxial cable for satellite dishes for a few people. The management would not accommodate my vehicle, which had a 16 foot trailer hooked to it that contained over 30,000 worth of work equipment for a few hours. A manager came banging on the door and demanded the truck with the trailer be moved immediately or it would be towed. He did not allow it to stay there for a couple of hours, even though it was part of my job which is the whole reason the majority of the campers were there, for their work!! There was not a spot in the front of the campground that my truck and trailer could fit in. Needless to say, I asked to speak with the owner, and a manager got on the phone and told me if I could not follow the rules I needed to get my camper and get out of the resort. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.