This campground had more rules than amenities even though it was one of the higher priced…read morelocations on our route. We should have boon docked that night. If this had been my first Koa experience, it would have been my last.

Nice and quiet. Was a woman traveling alone and felt safe. Read some mixed reviews and was…read morewondering how it would be. I forgot to take pictures because I just FaceTimed my hubby. I left a pair of earrings and they were nice enough to call me about it.

I can't believe that this park is a "Red" Good Sams RV Park. Clearly no one from Good Sams has…read morevisited this place in a very, very long time. This is an almost abandoned Mobile Home Park which has modified many of the abandoned mobile home pads to allow RVs to park on them. The hosts that administer the RV park are friendly, but pretty much everything else about this park and the way it is run is a negative. When I spoke with them to make my reservation, I specifically asked if the RV pads were concrete. There had been a lot of rain in the region and I did not want to back my 5th Wheel onto a muddy or soft site. I was told it was all concrete. I was told that the office was closed on the weekend and there would be no one there to administer my arrival. I was assigned a site declared to be perfect for someone only staying a short while. Upon my arrival, I was shocked to see that all of the sewer connections at all of the RV sites are left uncapped and that water was visible to almost the top of them. Before backing into my site, I checked the utilities and discovered the water did not work. I called them to report these issues and was told I could pick any open spot and that the open sewer connections with water to the tops were normal. Every RV site was a poorly graded gravel and dirt site with a cracked and crumbling concrete pad as the patio. I picked the best one they had and it was not level and the thin layer of gravel quickly turned to ruts in the muddy soil. Hooking up, the sewer connection did not provide the ability to screw in my adapter for a good seal. In fact there was no way to obtain a seal other than putting a log on top of my connector. With the water to the top of the sewer pipe, I was quite worried that when I dumped my tanks, the contents would overflow onto the ground. There are few residents in this mobile home community and of the RVs that were present, none seem occupied except one other. The overall feel of this run-down park left me feeling a bit unsecure and vulnerable. With no other nearby options, we opted to stay here, but reduced our planned duration. Needless to say, not only would I not recommend this park and would never return, but I do not think this should even be listed in the Good Sams directory as an RV park.

Quiet, nice owners, Minutes from town, beautiful spot to stay!read more

From the owner: We are on the Luxapalila Creek! Quiet and secluded, lots of shade.read more

We've been longtime campers here, and this was our first visit back since the renovations. All we…read morecan say is wow -- what a transformation! The park has gone from feeling like a 1950s campground to a true 21st-century RV destination, complete with all the conveniences you'd expect from a modern RV resort. The improvements are impressive: completely repaved roads, paved and mostly level sites, full hookups with 20/30/50 amp service, water, and sewer at every site. There are also plenty of spacious pull-thru sites that can easily accommodate large RVs and fifth wheels. The upgrades don't stop there. The park now features. WiFi, beautiful new restroom, and bathhouse facilities, along with new picnic tables and pavilions for day use. If you visited in the past and weren't impressed, it's definitely time to come back -- you'll be absolutely blown away by what they've done.

It's been a long time since I've visited this park so I rented the Maple pavilion for father's day…read moreand we really enjoyed ourselves! The pavilion had 5 picnic tables and had 2 restrooms located right there, which was great. One was dirty when we arrived but someone came and cleaned it up. The kids went swimming and fishing. I fired up the grill! It did rain around 4pm but it was over by 5pm.

The Host/Owner of this property is not a nice guy at all. I have stayed in a whole bunch of…read morecampground across the southeast and with his attitude puts this place at the bottom of the list of places I would recommend someone to stay. When you think Ms. The first thing people think is southern hospitality. Not here.

My husband and I have been here now our second time ..we stay for months at a time . Nice RV park…read moreespecially for long term. Clean and quiet..there are 28 lots now. Plenty of grass for dog walking.

By far the best RV park in the area. Price is actually a few dollars less and the park is…read moreimmaculately clean and well kept with nice level gravel pads. Owners are so very nice and helpful. Absolutely recommend this RV park.

With limited RV parks in the area, this is by far the best one! Owners are polite and helpful…read more Prices are better. And phone reception is way better!! Definitely recommend!

Had a great time at their Independence Day Event with the family. The fireworks show was great!read more

Brought our kids for swimming and grilling, only to find out, after we paid, that there is no…read moreswimming and no grills! Absolutely the worst experience ever. It ain't what it used to be. Don't waste your time or your money!

Small but convenient tv park close to Highway 45. No frills, full hookups, and only the essentials…read more Easy in and out with a lot of level pull through sites. Perfect for an overnight stay. Great price! We will stop here again the next time we come through.

Great place to stop for night when traveling to beach. The spots are concrete pads that are pretty…read moreclose to leave. We pull up get hooked and good night of rest and finish next day. Staff are supper nice and helpful

Camping or Construction Site? ​Nothing says "serene morning…read morein nature" quite like a 6:00 AM wake-up call from a parade of people stomping past the camper. If the foot traffic wasn't enough to get the adrenaline going, the main event arrived exactly thirty minutes later. ​At 6:22 AM, a fleet of cement trucks rolled in like they were prepping for a high-speed foundation pour. Apparently, the "Quiet Hours until 7:00 AM" rule is more of a polite suggestion than a requirement when heavy machinery is involved. ​The Current Situation: ​The Soundtrack: A rhythmic, piercing symphony of "BEEP-BEEP-BEEP" echoing through the trees and campers. ​The View: Massive spinning drums instead of the sunrise. ​The Trap: They've managed to park exactly where we need to exit. We aren't just awake; we're officially held hostage by infrastructure. ​I'm all for progress, but maybe we could wait until the coffee is brewed before turning the campground into an industrial zone? If you need me, I'll be sitting in my camp chair with others, staring pointedly at my watch until 7:01.

This place is very nice. They are putting a lot of work into it, even with it being relatively new…read more They are making all the spots concrete pads so you will see some construction. This was my second time staying here and they put in an outdoor pavilion since my last visit. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. It's clean and very well managed.

I called & they fit us in last minute in a nice pull through site at the front of the park for the…read morenight. The price was great! The park was decorated really cute for Fall. The bathrooms & showers were really clean & also decorated cute. They had some beautiful ducks in a small pond with a fountain. The park is close to Mississippi State University, gas, & shopping.

Review of Indian Mounds Campground--by a former longterm resident. Lived here from 2017-2024…read more I came to the Indian Mounds Campground in 2017 after acceptance into a graduate program at Mississippi State. At that time, the campground was run by a different landlord than currently resides and administers the site. Then, a year later, the current landlords, Shelia and her husband, moved into the campground and took over. The change was immediate, and I think it is worth mentioning these past events as a witness to how well they do their job. Firstly, they went to work fixing the dilapidated aesthetic of the park. Gone were the piles of leaves accumulating at each campsite. Repaired were the doors and plumbing and interiors of the onsite bathrooms and showers. Replaced were the shower fixtures, toilets, and sinks. In addition each bathroom and shower was given a space heater for the winter. They dug ditches for drainage along the backside of the campground, and they cleaned up the tent camping site. New gravel was brought in, and they often scraped and re-leveled the roadway. The mail system was rationalized and ordered sensibly. Perhaps most importantly and impressively, they completely revitalized the pond--which was an eyesore when I initially arrived. They got rid of the slime and the algae, built a little dock, and added a gazebo. They have kept the pond clean with a nice little fountain feature and a family of ducks. As an aside, the ducks are hilarious--they waddle around like kings and queens and generally have a grand time. All of these things vastly improved the quality of life at this campsite, and the improvements stand as proof of their care. But they are not all. Indeed, they are constantly present during the year, helping residents deal with freeze warnings and immediately communicating about issues that arise--such as tornado warnings, freeze warnings, losses of power, and losses of internet. Oh, did I mention that they provide you internet, water and power as inclusive in their monthly bill? And that the prices are just unbeatable? At least in my opinion. If you have a camper, and you are contemplating having to move to live and work near Starkville/Mississippi State, then this is the place to go. They do a good job making sure the park is peopled with stolid and reliable residents--mostly students. Things are quiet and safe--even during football weeks when the tailgaters come in. It was just a great place to live. I really can't recommend it enough. Some downsides. The internet is not super fast. Its enough to load webpages and use Youtube, but streaming can be choppy at times. 4G cell service, however, is quite good. I was able to combine their internet with a 4G hotspot on my own service, and I found this perfectly acceptable. Also, the entrance can at times develop a bump--there is a crack in the cement roadway that they have to occasionally refill with gravel. The ducks sometimes sleep in the road, and one will have to get out of the car to shoo them away. They are also very serious about the 5-mph speed limit. (I personally find this a bonus, because it keeps cars from kicking up gravel, but they are serious about it) In summation, Shelia and her husband have created homey environment to park your rig. They keep things in good order always. They are always on site, and communication about issues is prompt. Living at Indian Mounds Campground provides peace of mind in my opinion. I had school and work to worry about--it was a great blessing to never have to worry about my home.