Bought a new 5th wheel and used this campground to do our dry run. Very impressed with the…read morefacilities. The spots are large and well maintained, wash has its own picnic table. The laundry facilities are modern and clean. The pool is well maintained and has a club type shared kitchen. The pickle ball court is a great addition too. Highly recommend for TDY flight students and through travel.

Beautiful grounds. Lots of amenities. Very pleasant and helpful staff. We really enjoyed our time.read more

Very nice quaint campground we came upon this place by accident after our usual stop was booked…read more The owner Lori was super nice and very helpful from getting us registered to leading us to the perfect position on our spot. Had a beautiful little walkway around a pond with a fountain, bridges, lights and littles walkways off to the side. Even a little Teepee. The grounds were clean and well groomed. Can't comment on the laundromat or bathrooms since we didn't use that area. We will definitely return next year.

We stayed for 3 nights for a mini Mother's Day weekend vacation. We were offered an upgrade on the…read morespot the website had originally given us because we were staying for more than 1 night. I believe we got the best tent site they offered. It was further back from the road and more part of the rest of the park area and it was very well shaded most of the day. I loved the camp sink with running water. I wish more places (KOA's too) did that. Being a tent camper, that amenity was probably my favorite, above all. The bathrooms were wonderful. Clean and fresh smelling every time I used either one. I didn't use the laundry room but it looked tidy and clean as well. The kids enjoyed the pool and grounds. I know the owner said people complain about the ants and bugs. They must not be real campers. Ants probably lived there 1000 years before you decided to moore up in your $400000 land yacht. The bugs weren't a big deal and I wouldn't blame the KOA if they were. Keep your gear clean , be vigilant, and you will do fine. I know KOA can't choose their neighbors, either. Although I'm sure the guy on the other side of the fence was a real stand up guy, you would never know it from him blaring his music at 0630 on a Saturday, hawking loogies, working on his super sweet dodge caravan, or yelling "HEY" followed by a trail of obscenities to his dog/cat/squirrel/bird/momma/whatever. Now for the real (but not real enough to garner less than 4 stars) issues. I nearly killed myself a dozen times by tripping over roots or small stumps on our site. I caught myself doing a header into my camp stove and doing the Alabama fire dance around the fire ring (and I don't drink that much) because of catching a toe on one. Every person in our party tripped over 3 or 4 of them on multiple occasions, just in our site. The staff were friendly. For the most part. Maybe even overly nice. When we checked in, I just wanted to get to our site and set up. Instead I got a 30 minute oratory description on the ants and map and pool. It's outdoors- there's bugs. Your park isn't that big-I can see everything from this spot... including the pool. The other side of that coin was when I took the kids to the office to buy them ice cream. The woman who was working seemed really put off that I came in because it interrupted her sweeping. She was a little short but then became so flustered, she couldn't count my change back to me. But they sell cedar firewood, so there's that. I would stay there again, but I probably won't because we like to go to different places all over.

We had a great stay passing through. Very clean, quiet and some unique fun such as community fire…read morepit with free wood, gated, nice little dog park, small playset, lawn games. A pool would be next level but that's fine - still 5 stars :) walking distance to some food options.

Nice clean park has a large covered Pavillion with ceiling fans for groups and Club gatherings.read more

Stayed here for 3 weeks April/May. We reserved well in advance and did have to do a temporary 1…read moreweek stint in one of the "pull thru (PT) sites. Moved into the main area and honestly, with all the big rigs that pulled in, it can get very cramped for "privacy". Add to that some dogs and it can get very interesting. As usual at an RV site, some people have ZERO clue about site etiquette. Several folks walking their dogs around my site. My dogs did not appreciate that. But that's the only complaint I had - a bit cramped when all sites around you are full, and people are the same no matter where we camp. The people running this site are the best!! Tom helps you park and it makes it SO easy to back into the spot. First try, boom, all set!! The beach is only a few blocks away, totally walkable. That said, they also provide a ride to and from the beach on the golf cart. Very helpful when you're lugging all your beach stuff. Expensive to stay, but it was a great vacation. I'd stay here again.

We recently did a 6 night stay and had a great experience. The park is beautiful and well…read moremaintained with lots of trees and shaded areas. The staff are friendly and helpful. The office is easy to get to and has very convenient hours. The bathhouse was very clean and had large showers. The laundry room had 5 sets of washers and dryers that are coin operated and easy to use. The beach is a 5-10 minute walk but the staff also offers free rides to and from via golf cart that we utilized several times. We will definitely be staying here again in the future.

Pristine! Absolutely pristine! The campsites are large, pull through, full hookups and level. The…read moreshower houses are individual rooms, with large walk in showers. Just walk carefully as the floor does get slippery when wet. I took an old towel to throw down. There are no trees, but there is lots of grass and small ponds. There are two dog areas (large and small dogs) with agility courses. And then there's a dog wash area. This is a quiet campground. No permanents or seasonal folks. No street noise. Just birds and quiet. But here's the deal; the GPS coordinates take you on a roundabout odd way. And I had read that on another review. So, I called the campground and Shannon said to stay on 231. We did and we went right to the entrance, which is part of Magnolia Creek. It's about 7 miles from the Florida/Georgia line. (Just stay on 231) it's a big boulevard entrance that winds around down to the campground. Large house is the office. Again, this place is just awesome!

This is a hidden gem! Passport America, 75 ft cement pads, 60 sites, nice lodge and very friendly…read moreservice. We just stayed 1 night after leaving Red Bay going to FL but we will be back. I highly recommend! You will need a pressure regulator, the water pressure is high! If you stay hooked up all the hook ups are at the back of the pads.

Peaceful...slightly off the beaten path...Very clean. It looks like the main facility is still…read moreunder construction, but the bath and laundry rooms are brand new and spotless. We found this place on Google maps...decided to give it a try. Definitely worth every nickel. It looks like they are coming to the final stages of a work in progress... And this is definitely worth the few moments It takes to get off the highway to get to here. The only traffic we heard was local traffic and our antenna picked up quite a few stations! If we ever come this way again, this will definitely be a place we would stop... Looking forward to seeing how all of the vegetation matures!

Found this park on Google and so glad we did. Russell was so kind and accommodating. We travel with…read moreour mobile kitchen and supply truck and have to give our generator a break. Getting into large pull through sites isn't always easy so this place was a definite "find". Thank you for your hospitality. We'll be back! Patty (AKA Twisted Sisterz Mobile Kitchen and Bakery)

Sadly I lived here for nearly a year & find it necessary to let others know what they might expect…read moreshould they chose to call Roberts Mobile home Park their new "home". Do NOT give any credibility to the 10 year old YouTube videos (note the dates on them) that the landlord uses to "represent" the properties as they are strategically shot to hide the real living conditions & are not representative of what the homes actually look like-whatsoever. 1st know you will move into an end-of life, mobile home that's filled with mold that if you are lucky is painted over. I was unable to even get the drink handy man to do this in several places throughout the home including the bathrooms that had widespread visible black mold. His response was I should spray bleach on it. I spent a solid 2 weeks attempting my very best to remove the gross, nasty mess that was left for us to deal with after we paid first last and security deposit that god knows what this slumlord does with. He certainly doesn't bring his properties to a livable move in condition for the next tenant, that's for sure. You may ask why we chose to move in. At the time we had a newborn fresh out of the NICU, & desperately needed a place to live. Sadly, this was the best we could do under time constraints in a rental market where slumlords prevail and renters are at their mercy. One must ask, if the landlord is collecting a security deposit, how is he not applying it towards minimally bringing a home to live in standards upon a new rental lease? What is being done with that money if it's not being invested into repairing the home from the damage. It's simply a donation to this slumlord. Nothing more & nothing less. When we moved in, we were greeted with an entire home that nobody in their right mind would be proud to put their name on...no self respecting human would allow anyone to move into the conditions we moved into...I'm truly embarrassed for the landlord & sad for anyone that has to make this place their home, even if temporarily. The refrigerator was absolutely caked with mold, rubber seals that keep the fridge and freezer air tight were hanging lose leaving the fridge and freezer completely not air tight; the fridge should have been disposed of, end of discussion, but not at Roberts Mobile Home Park! (see photos), HVAC vents had no less than 6" (yes six inches) of filth, dust, bugs and other random shit in each and every vent causing it to circulate in the air whenever AC or heat was turned on (great for our heart-condition NICU newborn baby boy, see photos), kitchen floors coated w grease and food from eons ago, cabinetry was all caked w grease , carpets that had animal urine soaked in them (see photos) holes in the ceiling large enough to allow animals to enter (see photos), I could tell you that we had raw sewage coming up in our front yard (yes, poop that was flushed from our toilet came up in the yard because the septic system has probably not been delt with in decades-It was always fun watching our poop go from the toilet & pop out of the pipe that dumped onto the front yard!) this was communicated like all of the other issues to the slumlord and maintenance drunk, but never addressed. I suspect this whole park could easily be condemned with a few strategic phone calls...it's THAT bad. I could go on and on...I could tell you that the "maintenance man" is a drunk who will not actually fix anything, & will show up to your home inebriated hitting on your wife & tripping over his own feet and your baby's crib (this actually happened), I could tell you that the landlord does the same with every female tenant that falls behind on rent, or you can just roll the dice yourself and over pay for conditions slightly better than living under a bridge and find out yourself... Once you move in expect nothing in terms of repairs to be done without constant follow up over months for the most basic things to be addressed only to have a half-ass duct tape solution put in place by the park drunk and that's if your a persistent SOB like I am. If not, expect ***nothing*** will be done. When I say rent ANYWHERE else I mean rent anywhere else. This place is an absolute shithole and the park is filled with end of life, abandoned trailers with drug dealers throughout. If healthy and peaceful living conditions are your thing don't even think about renting from this slumlord who is a local "pastor"... one has to wonder if HE would ever allow HIS children to live like this. I'm going with a no and no. One has to wonder if his congregation knows the conditions he allows his tenants to deal with. ....unlikely. I digress. He has quite the track record around town. Keep your wife and female kids locked up around this guy and don't fall behind on rent unless you want them to get propositioned for a "creative solution" as it's quite common for him to offer "exchanges of services" of women who fall behind on rent. Enough said.