Been here a few weeks now and I love it! Tim, the camp host is a nice guy…read more I love the fact that the community is small, and it's quiet. I moved here from a country setting in Tennessee, so I appreciate the squirrels, the chirping birds, the occasional train whistle in the far distance. The lot we are in is very large compared to any other rv lot we have been in. I'm pretty sure that I don't want to go anywhere else!

Wonderful RV park. Very quiet and nice neighbors. Love living here. The spots are fenced in which…read moregives privacy and room. The proved shed is a nice size as well.

We took our family last weekend to By the Lake. It is very nice, clean and the camp host, Amy was…read morevery friendly and helpful. The stocked pond provided a great fishing experience for our kids, who also enjoyed the playground and pool. The sites are a good size, they do not have fire rings on each site, but they have about four large communal fire pits that we used nightly with the 3 other families. Clean and spacious restrooms and laundry facilities.

Top notch RV park! The staff is super nice and helpful, the spaces are beautifully laid out. The…read morestreets and spaces are paved. Each space has a nice grassy area with a picnic table (on concrete). The dog park is perfect. All of the facilities are immaculate. The restrooms with showers are so clean and very well kept. The air conditioning is nice and cool. The fishing at their pond is nice and relaxing, with a bite almost every time you drop your line in the water. They have a game room and swimming pool. In a few years when the trees are grown, this is really going to be a nice shaded park. The surrounding area is gorgeous, with rolling hills and beautiful trees. Lake Murray is five minutes down the road. I highly recommend this place, and we will definitely be back!

The staff is very friendly and helpful very knowledgeable about the area…read morePool walking trails about 2 miles pond is good fishing wildlife is very visible

This place is still new, but honestly? It's already running circles around half the "legendary"…read moretruck stops people brag about. If they keep it up, this spot really could live up to the name. Didn't test the showers, but if the men's room is any clue, they're probably cleaner and roomier than my first apartment. The Mexican joint on site? Their breakfast burrito didn't taste like it came from under a heat lamp -- which in truck stop terms makes it practically gourmet. Parking is all pull-thru (thank you!), but here's the quirk: the spots lean left and forward, so depending on how you like to sleep, it's either "slight incline" or "truck cab ski slope." Your chiropractor will love the variety. Pro tip: watch out for construction debris at night -- nothing like playing "guess the pothole" in a 70-foot rig. Bottom line: clean, fresh, and actually built with drivers in mind. Truckers Paradise might still be under construction, but it's already miles ahead of the dusty "classics" people keep romanticizing. I'll happily roll through here again.

This is an interesting place, more on the weird side than a good must see kind of interesting…read more There's a friendly attendant greeting trucks pulling into the lot and explaining what amenities are available. Then as you pull away you realize they're telling someone on a radio your truck details. Also they mentioned this place has laundry machines. This is not true. The convenience store is lackluster. They got the basics covered and some random expired products. Showers are a trip, man. 12 bucks for a basic shower? Okay. Then you get there and an attendant escorts you to your shower. You get escorted into a large room, the walls do not reach the ceiling, the room is lined with urinals and toilets without a partition. The entire floor is wet. You get escorted to a hallway where the showers are. Oh thank god it's not a communal shower. You get into the private shower room. It's about the size of a closet. No sink or toilet. No counter. The walls here also do not go up to the ceiling. You can hear everyone around you and the lobby where the attendant is. I was kinda paranoid like man are they recording us for a website or something? Is this a prank show? Oh yeah and the showers don't drain. As you leave you'll see some guy walking up with a mop bucket. Creepiest experience I've had yet grabbing a shower at a truck stop, which is quite a feat. Maybe next time the parking lot attendant will give you a coupon for the shower attendant to wash your back for you.