The staff is friendly, but the trashy long-term residents make this a very uncomfortable place to stay. The sites are very cramped for big rigs due to trees and the narrow drives through the park. We didn't use the laundry facility. WiFi worked fine. We would not return to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were running very late, we called the office and the desk clerk gave us our site number over the phone and and told us to call the on-site maintenance man when we arrived and he would lead us to our campsite. The maintenance man was very nice and offered to help us hook up. We did not have a 50 amp adapter with us, so he loaned us one of his personal adapters, then helped us level up as best we could at 10:30 pm. The next morning we went to the camp store and they had just about anything a camper would need, and the prices were well within reason. We were able to get our own adapter and return the one we borrowed. We stayed for nine days and everyone that worked for the park was very nice. The park is older, but well maintained. The only drawback that we could see was the sites required quite a bit of leveling, but hey, it is in the hills of Tennessee. We will most definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an old KOA Campground with too many permanent residents. Lots and lots of big trees makes satellite reception next to impossible. They advertise Wi-Fi but unless you're right next to the office you won't get it. Owners and staff were nice. Gravel lots and some paved roads but when it rains it becomes a mess. OK for on overnight stay. Would not want to stay here for an extended period. We camped here in a Motorhome.