We've stayed here at Eagle's Roost Rv Resort a hand full of time over the years and each time has…read morebeen a great experience. All the staff have always been super friendly. The online booking has been easy. We love this Rv park because it's close to Valdosta and Wild Adventures! Our site was a 30amp and was at the back of the park. It was full of shade and super quiet (no interstate noise). The water pressure and electrical is great and no issues. Thank you Eagle's Roost for another great stay! We will see you again sometime in November 2026.

Best RV/Camp in Valdosta near Wild Adventure and RV stores for RV necessities. The sites are large…read moreand have large live oaks for shade. Pet friendly. Well maintained. Small but nice pool. Quiet even though just off i75. Straight shot to Wild Adventure Park. Way better than the wild adventure campground and worth the short drive if you have the gold/diamond pass and get free parking. A nice place to stay as a home base for the water park. We use our camper facilities so I can't speak to the bathhouse but the camp store is nice and the lady that works there is nice too. Four stars because no guest WiFi that works. Otherwise happy with the amenities.

The is a great overnighter stop! Staff was friendly and the grounds were beautiful and clean. Not…read moremuch in the way of amenities to speak of, and no shower house. There is a single toilet that is clean and available. Easy in and easy out. The manager was friendly and personable. (That's always a big plus!)

This use to be a great overnight stop at $25/night. Have been using this for many years now. I know…read moreeverything is going up in price but to charge $45/night which comes out to $42 when minus disc fee and adding processing fee is way too much for this overnight facility with no amenities. They are working on making it look better by mulching beds when in reality they need to work on the RV sites. The sites are getting worse and worse and need maintenance. Most of not all sites need to be leveled, remove palm trees to make it easier for big rigs to get into a few spaces, and several water spigots at sites leaking and making it muddy. There also appears to be quite a few full-timers living there. Host was very nice. Unfortunately, we will not be back. No longer worth the money.

Pros: I booked all 4…read morerooms in Grace Manor. I'm so happy I did. It was a fabulous time. The house is beautiful with many unique nooks and crannies. The ceilings are adorned with crown molding that seems to reach out and draw you in and the criss-cross pattern is perfect for the dual warming colors that resemble the morning sky. It is close to a railroad crossing and a park with a huge playground just down the road. The memorial statue of Ray Charles is located at this park and justly positioned near the playground and the pond. The food was absolutely delicious and a sight for hungry eyes. I pre arranged dinner at 6:30 for my family on a Saturday night. I'm so glad I did. Brenda was nice enough to cork two bottles of wine my sister gifted me. It was a delightful dinner and a special moment with my siblings and their families. I stayed in the honeymoon suite. It has a large bathroom with adorable wooden french doors separating it from the room. There is a small table with two chairs and a delicate tablecloth with doily's and two glasses. The honeymoon suite is also connected to a sunroom that is also connected to the Rose room. All parties sort of gather here or on the front surrounding porch to chat and lounge. My family played enjoyed both, practicing games we planned to use at our event the night after and enjoying cocktails upstairs. We also enjoyed the large wrap around front porch with a porch swing, several sectioned seating options and a table with chairs in the front corner perfect for games. Brenda has a nook upstairs with games and books a plenty. We enjoyed playing a new twist on jenga. Only the second floor is available to guests and the parlor and dining area on the main level. The house is 3 stories plus an attic, so don't expect to see anything more than what I mentioned. Parking is in the rear. Park on the grass. Bag ice is available at the gas station. The grounds are green and beautiful. The pool temperature was perfect. There is plenty of seating. No music, so you may want to bring a small (Battery operated) music player. When we came down the stairs ready for the pool Brenda and her team had a bundle of towels and basket of sun care products waiting for us to grab as we went out the door. Tour: When she showed us the upstairs, all the lights remained off. I understand wanting to save energy, but at least flick on the light with a smile while you show us the room, then turn it off when we move on. Families Beware: My husband, my 3 year old son and myself were the first to arrive. I feel the welcome got off to a rocky start. She treated me like a young school girl, correcting me twice, (once on when I told my husband when the house was built (1898) and I actually said that, but she insisted that I said 1998. And another when I mentioned that I liked the birdhouse on the front lawn. I guess it is a "library" not a bird house. Then after she corrected me, in middle of our conversation flow she turned around and started another conversation with some girl who walked up to her on the lawn, completely disregarding my presence. She seemed put off that I had my 3 year old son with me, though she was aware of this in advance. She even put his toys back into his small bag minutes after we arrived which made my son cry and feel very uncomfortable. My son is very quiet, adorable, well behaved, loving and not in any way a bratty little kid you see often out and about. My husband also informed me that Brenda actually came to him and said "Now, are you responsible for your son, where is he?" ...uh with the other 7 family members staying at your bed and breakfast! I was absolutely horrified when I heard she spoke to my husband in that manner referring to my sons whereabouts. Uncomfortable Experience: I took a shower and placed the foot towel on the floor just outside the shower door. Then my husband jumped in the shower. I was getting ready for an event and I heard bold knocking on our door. Brenda was angry and told me that there was water coming from the bathroom through the ceiling downstairs. She was about to walk in and I told her my husband was in the shower. She said "There is a towel to put on the floor when you take a shower". Again, treating me like a silly school girl. The fireplace cannot be operated unless you ask for assistance, so that was one night gone. The next day we asked for assistance and she told me our room would be too hot if we used the fireplace. So needless to say, I didn't DARE touch the jacuzzi tub. My son's bath was basically in the pool. I have to say that I paid the entire bill for everyone and I expected to be treated respectfully. But I'm a big girl and I let that type of behavior slide off my back and move on. In summary: My first impression, Judgmental, unwelcoming, snooty, doesn't care for children at all. My lasting impression, thank God my family was there because I had a lot of fun bonding with them.

The owner made me feel welcome before I even arrived. Pool and separate cottage is a huge plus. For…read morethe same price, skip the motel by the highway and enjoy this warm, home-cooked breakfast.

This is a wonderful place for kids. The staff are always helpful and will answer any questions…read more Great place to spend the day. We have been multiple times and are never disappointed. My grandson absolutely loves the cotton top tamarin, and my granddaughter is the same about the Black and white lemurs. We always average being there 4 to 5 hours. Their just never ready to go. They are always acquiring new animals and birds, so the experience is never dull. Always something new to see The only downside is there is nowhere to purchase food. The nearest food is an Arby's in a gas station off of highway 19. So, if you're planning a full day pack a lunch, especially with young ones.

The place wasn't fully done. A few exhibits were closed. The animals were cool though. We went for…read morea field trip, I didn't really learn anything. It was a cool experience!

Eaten alive by mosquitoes while playing golf... staying there was quiet and peaceful. Not much to…read moresee or do as I'd hope.

Kind of can't complain here at all!!!!! This hidden gem is just that, greens are beautiful & clean,…read morelots of ponds, club house, refreshments, food, outdoor bar, pickleball courts, swimming pool & the staff and folks here are so welcoming and fun they could almost talk you into staying (forever) oh and have to add there might be some gator or snakes ya might see or not lol. So if your traveling this way I highly recommend you reserve, stay & play maybe get out and enjoy the little quaint town, it'll not disappoint Safe travels for all & God Bless

Stop here before heading into Florida. You can swing by this visitor station and pick up your…read moretelepath if you need to purchase one. Restrooms are generally pretty clean. They also have soft drinks and snacks to purchase.

Really clean & well managed rest stop. We usually stop here when driving down. Definitely a stop I…read morewould recommend.

Very clean rest stop with restrooms, drink and snack machines (including ice cream bars) and a…read morepicnic area behind the building. It's a good stop to stretch and walk or just use the facilities and be on your way. Easy on and off the freeway. I recommend the stop.

This is a good-sized rest area located on Interstate 10. This rest area is on the west bound side…read moreof Interstate 10 and is about thirty or forty miles east of Tallahassee, located at mile marker 234, and it is a good location to stop and stretch your legs, use the restrooms, grab a quick drink or snack and get back on the road. Interstate 10 can get a bit monotonous and sometimes you just have to get off the highway to shake the boredom that can truly fatigue you. This rest area offers a great stop to just that. So if you find yourself on Interstate 10 and find fatigue setting in or maybe nature calls or you just want to grab a quick drink or snack, check this rest area out. I do recommend stopping at this particular rest area.

Now I have been traveling this highway for years now. So I today the urge hit me and I just pasted…read morea rest area. I looked up and there was my ole buddy #254. Yo buddy let's talk. Now this was a nice mile with well trimmed trees all around. The wind blew softly over the just mowed grass. The faint hint of cow dung was in the air. There is also a nice little tuck in the tree so I could do business. So in I strolled on in with Mr. Squirrel and Ms. Butterfly. I looked around and dropped trowel right there. Such a nice peaceful spot that I have chosen. To finish up I went with a long n broad leaf for I have heard that the pointy wide one's will leave you itching all the way home. So the next time I'm on I-10 west I'm looking for my little piece of wilderness I'm gonna look for mile marker 254