25 empty's spots today 11/24/25 told me no spots available ! Lady seems to be new manager ! I live…read morein town selling my house needed rv spit week in advice !! Garbage place garbage people . I stayed there few years ago ! Things changed for the worse !!! God bless go elsewhere !!!!!

Rivertown Rose is a very nice campground. We have stayed there several times and have never had a…read morebad experience. The park is laid out nicely in a convenient location and is very neat and tidy. If you happen to have any issues applying a discount code while making a reservation online (ie: Good Sam, etc.) don't hesitate to make a phone call to the campground and one of the managers will make the refund for you. Sondra applied my refund while I was on the phone with her and she was very sweet and so helpful.

This is the worst RV park we ever booked. I say booked because it was so bad we left. No one was…read morethere to check us in. We paid for a 60 foot pull through space and there none, not any of the spaces were 60 ft pull throughs we kept calling the number that was provided to us and no one answered. We called our credit card company and disputed charges but they were not able to reverse charges as we did not call within 48 hours to cancel even though they lied about accommodations. It was a dump of a place. Do Not Book anything from Ameristar they are swindling the public.

Good - they had availability (clue number 1) and it was cheap (clue number 2. Took a spot on the…read moreback row with several spots in between. Around 3pm that afternoon the furthest back RV pulled in 2 dump trucks and power washed their trucks - for "2 1/2 HOURS".

The Cedar Grove Mansion was a trip back in time. As we arrived we were pleasantly surprised at the…read moreaccessibility of the home and our room. We require no stairs for health reasons and had no difficulty with our 1st floor suite the Bay Suite. The home was bustling with excitement as if we had arrived to Tara just before the picnic. We were only there for one night but the staff made us feel like we had stayed a week with them. Quickly remembering our last name and taking great care to make sure our stay was as pleasant. It was as if we were staying with family we loved. Kenya was the first person we met and her smile was warm and welcoming. She showed us to our room made sure we were comfortable and told us all about the dining options for dinner and breakfast. The Bay suite was just what the pictures promised. Beautifully appointed and temperature was a cool very pleasant 72 degrees. Our shower had great water pressure. The body soap provided in the shower dispenser smelt opulent and i was pleasantly surprised to find a magnifying mirror that lit up for my use. We made our way down to the restaurant where we got to meet the chef and Kenya showed us to our table. Our waitress Jules was so kind and engaging. Even though she was still learning the ropes she was fairly knowledgeable and if she didn't know she got the answer for you. The patio area was quaint and everywhere we walked lended itself to more photo ops. The iron gazebo just outside our bedroom window was beautiful and pleasantly lit at night for evening enjoyment. The home tour was wonderful and entertaining. The music coming from the Victrola was spectacular in the ballroom. If you're looking for a pretentious place this is not the spot for you. If your looking to stay in a by gone era that taught us so much about humanity then this is your place. Sit awhile under the mature trees. Spend a minute in the gazebo dreaming about dancing around like the sound of music. Or simply lounge by the pool listening to the dancing water as it creates a peaceful atmosphere for you to reflect on the beauty this inn provides. We are so glad we found this gem that will only get better with the seasons. We are headed to vacation but already booked our return stay in The Grant Suite! More to come!!

Firstly, this is a historic site that is TRYING to be renovated to be modernized with creature…read morecomforts without destroying its 19th century charm. We stayed in the River View Suites, NOT the main house because we were traveling with our dog and only certain suites accommodate guests with dogs. In short, don't plan a stay at the River View suites expecting modern anything in terms of decor, lighting, bath, etc. Upon approach, pulling into the lot, it is at best intriguingly confusing, and at worst awkwardly sketchy. In short, the main house is a beautifully authentic house surrounded by grounds that mostly do not match that of the main house. First impressions set a tone, so the owner would do well to consider paving all parking/driveway areas and polishing the greenery/foliage. The main building where you check-in and can stay is beautiful (to anyone who admires authentically well-preserved 19th century homes). The grounds themselves are filled with the potential to convey the opulent charm of the 19th century gardens that adorned homes such as this one. However, they are a work in progress and you shouldn't expect to have your breath taken away in their current state. I will point-out, the pool area is a quaint little space with foliage and four ornamental fountain statues adorning each corner of the pool. It's small but uniquely inviting. Now in terms of accommodations... As stated, we stayed in one of the neighboring buildings (River View Suites, suite 34), on the "2nd floor" (which is technically the 3rd floor because there is a ground level used for housekeeping activities such as laundry). The 2 flights of stairs are steep so be warned if you have difficulty climbing stairs. The view up there is nice, overlooking some of the grounds and a piece of the river behind it. All-in-all, besides the occasional thumping of subwoofers coming from cars that drive on the street behind the property, it was a peaceful location on the grounds. Inside the suite itself, the appointments are all intended to be authentic to the 19th century so don't expect a couch/chair to melt into at the end of a long day touring Vicksburg. Having been to plenty of 19th century plantation homes and mansions across the south, I didn't mind it, and it was something worth experiencing once (ie being surrounded by classic furniture/decor). In terms of comfort, the king bed with a 25" flat screen was a welcome retreat after a long day exploring Vicksburg and/or enjoying the huge balcony of our suite (which is shared with two other suites, but they were unoccupied most of our stay). The balcony runs end-to-end with the building so even if the other suites were/are occupied, you shouldn't feel cramped but you will share the space. Where the suite was found a bit wanting was ventilation. The AC works well (constant 70 degrees) but air flow is non-existent in the bathroom spaces (double sink-vanity area, separate shower area, and separate toilet/jacuzzi tub area). That made for a constantly humid feeling while in the bathroom space (if there is an operational fan/vent, we couldn't find it). The bedroom area also does not have the best airflow but the airflow is certainly adequate enough to make it comfortable. A note about the bathroom: the shower is something to behold. Specifically, the shower-head. For Seinfeld aficionados, think "Commando 450." This thing is capable of bathing circus elephants. Also, the toilet was wobbly; not to the point where you felt like you were fishing on the Mississippi but just enough to question your sanity a bit. In terms of staff/service/cleanliness, the entire suite and property was clean. And every staff member we encountered, morning (for complimentary breakfast) and night (for formal dinner), was a delight. Everyone was very polite, friendly, and accommodating. Note: the food was good but nothing standout-ish. I would only eat here out of convenience of staying here. In closing, with enough investment, this place could be a truly amazing destination for people seeking an experience that transports them back to a taste of the 19th century. It offers an ambiance and environment you won't easily find anywhere else. I think this location is a microcosm of Vicksburg itself: a beautiful place with the potential to become the most beautiful version of itself.

This is the second time in the past 12 months we have stayed here. It's clean and conveniently…read morelocated to Interstate 20. The sites are level with full hookups. In the summer it may be a bit warm because trees are sparse and not mature enough to shade the sites. Showers and bathrooms are clean. Garbage is picked up at each site. There is also a small general store on the property. Propane is also available on site.

This clean easy-to-access RV campground is about 12 miles off the interstate and presents level,…read morepull through sites with adequate grassy areas in between sites. Full hookups are available. On site bathrooms and showers are clean and fully functional. A reception/small store is at the entrance. After hours checkin instructions and reference materials are clear and comprehensive. Propane refills are available on site.

This house has been featured as a haunted house. I came here to maybe check it out, look around and…read more"feel" something... and unfortunately the hours didn't work out for us. Open from 12 to 5, last tour enters at 4:30 PM. I came twice at around 4:30 PM, and the last day I was just too tired to enter at 12 PM. Some places are open to visit, and some places are not for you to see. This place was the latter. I did walk around, got to spook out one of the staff members, and peeked inside the house through the windows. It's a small house with a big story, let's leave it at that. If you want to see the inside, you know the hours, other than that, this house is always open to see.... (bwahahah).

The house had a lot of interesting history, but our experience wasn't the best. We arrived early in…read morethe early July humidity, and the tour guide told us to wait outside, instead of allowing us in. Once we arrived, she told us that we'd have to pay cash because their internet was down. I told them I would be later. Seems like a problem for them, not me. She said I could buy the tickets online, which I ultimately did, but there was no option for a child's ticket. And she couldn't provide change from an online order. My son was interested in the haunted aspects of the tour, but the tour guide either couldn't or wouldn't share that information. You had to come back at night for a $75 tour. Some of the content that she provided about the history could have been avoided because it wasn't age appropriate.

The park is literally a few minutes to the National War Memorial, shopping and several dining…read moreoptions... The WIFI worked - sometimes... The owner was very friendly... The park was quiet while we were there... There were laundry facilities, although I didn't check them out... But, the bathrooms were absolutely filthy. They had obviously not been cleaned in forever. There are far better accommodations. I would opt fr the WalMart parking lot if I were just passing through. I stayed there in a travel trailer.

I had to make an unexpected trip to Vicksburg, MS this past weekend for a funeral. I was happy to…read moresee that there was a Marriott as a choice of hotels central to where I needed to be! Following a HORRIBLE day of delays and cancellations, the availability at this hotel was the ONLY bright spot to day! Upon arrival, check-in was quick & easy. Asia, the front desk clerk, was soooooo helpful! She had a smile on her face during the entire conversation! I was so tired so once safely in my room, I went straight to bed. When I awoke the next morning, the disturbing revelations began! While getting ready to take a shower, I spotted an odd stain on the ceiling above the bed, a bloody handprint on the back of the bathroom door, a hair on the ceiling above the bathroom sink, mildew in several areas around the shower chair/shower bars/shower heads, an odd stain on the bathroom floor tile, and an awkward stain on one of the 'fresh' towels. While any one of these things may not be too disturbing by itself ---- all of them together is mind-boggling, some even hazardous (bloody hand print!) On the flip side, the hotel was extremely quiet. It was not busy at all. I had parking immediately outside the front door & could see my car from my room window. I was able to park directly beneath a street light. The bed was quite comfortable and the room spacious. The heat/air worked like a charm, as did the water heater!!! I believe this review warrants some further evaluation along with corrective action! Given the area of MS, I still feel that Marriott was the best choice of hotels, but THIS is not Marriott quality!

We checked into room 402 for two nights. It was a tight room in an economy no-frills Marriott. The…read morelocation was great, less than a mile from the battlefield and the historic old downtown. There was large free parking lot in front. There was a small indoor pool, fitness room and coin operated washer & dryer. There was a Bistro in the lobby and a market selling snacks and drinks. Our room was tight for both of us with all of our belongings. We had a small refrigerator and microwave. The room was worn, bed sagged, linens were itchy & towels were thin. We heard luggage rolling & doors slamming during the night, Housekeeping banged on the door at about 8:30 each morning .

My husband and I stayed at The McNutt House over Halloween weekend and, boy, are we glad we did…read more Not only was our room clean and comfortable, but the entire premises was wonderful and full of history. Walking distance to some of Vicksburg's amazing eateries and casinos. Parking was also a breeze. We definitely look forward to coming back and staying at The McNutt House.