I was camping in the Tupelo area and had small issue that I wanted to get fixed but I needed my…read morecamper to sleep in. Lance and the crew in maintance got me in and out,just like that said they would. Great service,Great customer service. 5 ***** stars. Thanks so u h

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Spent a few nights here. Good place to stay. I stayed 5 days in my 33 foot motor home. No issues…read more $25 a night, 30 and 50 amp, sewer, water and cable TV. The staff was nice. A little run down and a few stray cats and dogs running around. All spots are flat and easy to level. Other than that 4 stars. All this place is missing is WiFi. Will definitely be back.

Stayed here for a short time on a local movie shoot and found the park to be clean, well…read moremaintained, and safe. The new management are caring and professional. Since they stepped in the washer, dryer and letter boxes have been fixed. The pricing is fair.

The park is mostly level. Some trees and shade…read more Staff friendly & courteous WiFi very weak or nonexistent Bathrooms need some freshening up

We stayed here one night, the hostess was very business and no personality. Had to have more…read morepersonal information then most including drivers license. We was told we had to have a water pressure valve on the hose and they made sure we put it on! There was not enough water pressure to take a shower, took forever to get hot water to wash dishes. No TV (we have antenna). Highway noise is terrible. On the plus side, the sights are fairly level. The host was friendly that took us to our site. I would not stay here again

Nice and friendly service. Love the office. Great…read morebathrooms and showers. Our dog loved watching the squirrels. Love the open space for our dog pretzel to run.

This campground was beautiful, quiet, and super clean! The bathroom facilities were spotless and…read morehad lots of extras: blow dryer, chair, vanity, bench, iron, board. 2 beautiful showers, 2 bathroom stalls, 2 sinks. The grounds were stunning, most of the spaces are well treed, 3 places to walk your dogs, WiFi and laundry. I would absolutely stay here again!

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.

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.

This is a terrible "rv park". The bathrooms and showers are very, very dirty without toilet paper…read more There was feces in the mens and womens bathroom floors. Many people live there in broken down old trailers. I would describe it as an rv slum on a gravel lot. No shade is available, but the newly planted trees will probably grow to provide some in ten or more years. The free wifi is available only if you are standing beside the laundry shack. Do yourself a favor- Stay at the Corps of Engineers campground at Sardis Lake. It is clean, quiet, cheaper and much more relaxing.

We stayed there for 4 days last March and there was NEVER anyone in the office. As a previous…read morereviewer hinted, I have stayed in vacant lots with more to offer.