Pristine! Absolutely pristine! The campsites are large, pull through, full hookups and level. The…read moreshower houses are individual rooms, with large walk in showers. Just walk carefully as the floor does get slippery when wet. I took an old towel to throw down. There are no trees, but there is lots of grass and small ponds. There are two dog areas (large and small dogs) with agility courses. And then there's a dog wash area. This is a quiet campground. No permanents or seasonal folks. No street noise. Just birds and quiet. But here's the deal; the GPS coordinates take you on a roundabout odd way. And I had read that on another review. So, I called the campground and Shannon said to stay on 231. We did and we went right to the entrance, which is part of Magnolia Creek. It's about 7 miles from the Florida/Georgia line. (Just stay on 231) it's a big boulevard entrance that winds around down to the campground. Large house is the office. Again, this place is just awesome!

This is a hidden gem! Passport America, 75 ft cement pads, 60 sites, nice lodge and very friendly…read moreservice. We just stayed 1 night after leaving Red Bay going to FL but we will be back. I highly recommend! You will need a pressure regulator, the water pressure is high! If you stay hooked up all the hook ups are at the back of the pads.

1 star for the 2am fire alarm, no staff after 10pm, disconnected after hours # and spotty Wi-Fi. 5…read morestars for my previous stay. I fell in love with the Lodge's elegant furnishings and complimentary snacks in 2019. It was an easy choice when we were in town for a funeral. PROS Free parking and zero street noise. King room has a sofa, Double Queen is large enough for a dance floor! Clean, comfortable & tastefully appointed with natural light, drapes, plush bedding and mini-fridge/freezer stocked with free juice, water, muffins and yogurt. Huge walk-in shower, separate tub, good water pressure and nice toiletries. Lighted closet, cable tv & a cozy fireplace in the lobby. $158 per night. CONS One hanger and 2 washcloths, more were provided upon request. No HBO despite it being advertised & SD TV. Slow Wi-Fi interrupted our shows with a "lost signal" message. Walls so thin it sounded like the guests above us were having a track meet! No housekeeping, no phone in the room or restroom nightlight. Biggest con was being jarred awake at 2am by an ear splitting fire alarm with flashing lights. Last shift ends at 10pm so you're given a phone # in tiny print at the bottom of your receipt to call for after hours help. I was trying to calm my elderly parent while looking for the phone #, my glasses, room key and cell after realizing there's no phone in the room. The after hours # was DISCONNECTED. Because it could have been a fire we all exited and waited in the cold rain. After 20 minutes no-one came & there was no way to reach the Lodge. I called 911 so they could cut off the alarm but we got no rest. The next morning the desk attendant was cleaning rooms after checkout. She was on the phone telling the manager "no-one said anything.." I told her about our ordeal and that we'd check out at noon because we were exhausted. She apologized, took my # and said the manager would call. No-one called. TIPS - bring a nightlight for the restroom and a cell phone. Make sure the after hours # works. Pray there's no middle of the night fire alarm but keep your phone, glasses, receipt, shoes, coat & umbrella nearby just in case. SUM As beautiful and comfortable as the Lodge is, the fire alarm severely disrupted our rest. We paid for respite not to stand outside in the cold rain at 2am. The non-working after hours # is unsafe and unacceptable. Since management doesn't care, I cannot recommend.

Nice retreat! Worth the extra money! Just turn at the big liteup crossing sign and enjoy some great…read moreatmosphere! Clean and a step above anything around!!! This is the place you want to come to get away from it all! If your traveling for work you want to stay here!