(September 14-18, 2022) A private caravan park is situated just over the state boundary into Georgia, conveniently located near Chattanooga, Tennessee and various other regions in both states. Its proximity to the I-75 and a racing circuit means it's not the most peaceful location, but if you're out and about all day, you'll barely notice. The campsite provides tents and a few cabins, in addition to numerous caravan spots. With residential, industrial, and urban areas nearby, there's plenty of options for supplies. It's an ideal spot for history enthusiasts, particularly those interested in the Civil War, as there's even a monument on the property's outskirts.

Our recreational vehicle's navigation system directed us to a point about a quarter-mile from the campsite. From there, we relied on the campsite's online directions and visible signs to find the entrance, which was located opposite a Dollar Store. Registering was a breeze, and we then drove to our designated spot, number 143, which was fully equipped with hook-ups. The site was easy to access, and the utility connections were conveniently located in the center of the space. The water pressure was satisfactory, and there was a decent variety of cable TV channels available. We were able to get two bars of service on our Verizon network and three bars on T-Mobile. The campsite's Wi-Fi was surprisingly functional for a place of its size. The camping spots were closely spaced and devoid of trees, making satellite usage hassle-free. A small, enclosed dog park was situated near the entrance, along with a couple of short paths for dog walking. The campsite was divided into sections for long-term and short-term visitors, which was a thoughtful touch. The long-term section was well-maintained. The campsite also had a small store and offered propane. We were there to rendezvous with other Vanleigh RV owners for a group trip to a rally, and this campsite perfectly suited our requirements. We had a pleasant stay.

Nice campground with rather short and tight pull through spaces. If possible, DO NOT stay here when the local racetrack is having races. On Friday night, we seriously thought the races were being held in the campground. The noise was so loud that holding normal conversation was impossible. If you must stay during races, bring good earplugs. We will come back, but will be sure to leave before the races are held.

Nice campground, was built on a civil war battle field. So there is some interesting history. Restrooms/showers very nice. Nice play area for the kids. We stayed one night on the way home from Disney over Memorial Day weekend (2015), so it was busy. Downside, there is a race track very close to the campground, that was very noisy all night long.

We stayed here for a week. The sights are a little tight. Had to use wood blocks to level. There is a race track right by the campground… and apparently they can race till 11 pm!! Very loud. Had to cut our campfire short because we couldn’t hear each other talk. Planes take off overhead all night so sleeping was difficult. The staff is very nice and helpful. Check in was easy. It is about 15 minutes to most attractions in the area. Nice dog park.