The cost was $10.00 per night with our Coast To Coast membership.They also take Passport
America, and that rate is about $16. per night. The sites are narrow on grass and gravel all pull thru. No
privacy between sites. We used the park as a central location to tour several
things in a 30 miles radius. It worked out well. The owner is very friendly. A clean park about a half
mile off interstate I 95. It is dog friendly. There is a nice swimming pool. Date of stay Aug 2015. Sorry no photo's.
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
R. Schaefer Heard COE West Point GA
Name;R. Schaefer Heard Corp Of Engineers 101 Schaefer Heard Park Road West Point GA 31833 706 645 2404
Date;3/26-3/31/12
Staff;Very friendly host.
Price;$24. We paid $12 with our Golden Age Passport
Site; description;We had a back in site. Very long. We had 30 amp electric and water hook up. There is a dump station, 2 lanes. Our site was level with a good packed gravel. Many sites are paved. These are sites with a grade. Some are very steep grades. There are 117 sites. 11 are pull through. 10 are double sites. Sites 1-27 and 85-106 are 50 amp. On loop 1 to 39 we liked 26 and 27 best. Sites 1,10/13,22/23,25, 34,36 we would avoid. The rest are good sites. Very wooded. We were backed up to the lake.
Laundry;There were 2 bath houses with 1 w/d each
Phone/Wifi/TV;Our Verizon phone had 3-4 bars. No wifi in park, we used our phone. Over the air TV was poor, no network stations, a few PBS. Hard to get a satellite signal from our site. The park is very wooded. There are some areas along the lake that are more open.
Dog Friendly;Yes, miles of roads to walk.
Special Features;On West Point Lake. Very large park, with trails, tennis court, picnic areas, boat ramps.
Comments;About 5 miles from the town of West Point. There is shopping there and about 12 miles to a Kroger in AL. LaGrange is about 15 miles with many restaurants and shopping.
Opinion;This park has the WOW effect. We would definitely stay here again.
Date;3/26-3/31/12
Staff;Very friendly host.
Price;$24. We paid $12 with our Golden Age Passport
Site; description;We had a back in site. Very long. We had 30 amp electric and water hook up. There is a dump station, 2 lanes. Our site was level with a good packed gravel. Many sites are paved. These are sites with a grade. Some are very steep grades. There are 117 sites. 11 are pull through. 10 are double sites. Sites 1-27 and 85-106 are 50 amp. On loop 1 to 39 we liked 26 and 27 best. Sites 1,10/13,22/23,25, 34,36 we would avoid. The rest are good sites. Very wooded. We were backed up to the lake.
Laundry;There were 2 bath houses with 1 w/d each
Phone/Wifi/TV;Our Verizon phone had 3-4 bars. No wifi in park, we used our phone. Over the air TV was poor, no network stations, a few PBS. Hard to get a satellite signal from our site. The park is very wooded. There are some areas along the lake that are more open.
Dog Friendly;Yes, miles of roads to walk.
Special Features;On West Point Lake. Very large park, with trails, tennis court, picnic areas, boat ramps.
Comments;About 5 miles from the town of West Point. There is shopping there and about 12 miles to a Kroger in AL. LaGrange is about 15 miles with many restaurants and shopping.
Opinion;This park has the WOW effect. We would definitely stay here again.
Chehaw City Park Albany GA
Name, address;Chehaw 105 Chehaw Park Road Albany GA 31701 229 430 5257
Date;3/25/12
Staff;Register at entrance to park, zoo,pond, plus other thinks in city park. Staff was very busy and check in was not to smooth, took about 15-20 minutes. They were very busy and only one person to check you in and collect fees for other events. But friendly.
Price;approx $20 for electric and water., $28 for FHU. We had 50 amp electric.
Site description;We had what was called a pull thru, but we had to back out. There are about 40 sites, 16 listed as pull thrus, some were. There were about 10 full hook ups. We had a lot of room, the on site 16. Sizes of sites varied. The sites were laid out between the large pine trees. Must shade. The road into the campground was very dusty, as it was packed dirt. Could be a mess if it rains. We parked on grass.
Amenities;The campground had nothing to offer other them a large site, fire ring, peace and quit. Although there were a lot of other activities in the park, they were away from the campground. There is a bath house with clean but not modern showers. Flush toilets.
Laundry;There was one w/d in the bathhouse.
Phone/Wifi/TV;Our Verizon phone had 3-4 bars. There is wifi with a good signal. Lot of trees for satellite, but we moved our Tailgator around and got a signal.
Dog friendly;Yes, aceas to walk a dog
Night Lighting;Very dark. Only light was at the restroom.
Comment;Nice if dry for an overnight stay or short visit. We would avoid if there is rain or they had a recent rain.
Date;3/25/12
Staff;Register at entrance to park, zoo,pond, plus other thinks in city park. Staff was very busy and check in was not to smooth, took about 15-20 minutes. They were very busy and only one person to check you in and collect fees for other events. But friendly.
Price;approx $20 for electric and water., $28 for FHU. We had 50 amp electric.
Site description;We had what was called a pull thru, but we had to back out. There are about 40 sites, 16 listed as pull thrus, some were. There were about 10 full hook ups. We had a lot of room, the on site 16. Sizes of sites varied. The sites were laid out between the large pine trees. Must shade. The road into the campground was very dusty, as it was packed dirt. Could be a mess if it rains. We parked on grass.
Amenities;The campground had nothing to offer other them a large site, fire ring, peace and quit. Although there were a lot of other activities in the park, they were away from the campground. There is a bath house with clean but not modern showers. Flush toilets.
Laundry;There was one w/d in the bathhouse.
Phone/Wifi/TV;Our Verizon phone had 3-4 bars. There is wifi with a good signal. Lot of trees for satellite, but we moved our Tailgator around and got a signal.
Dog friendly;Yes, aceas to walk a dog
Night Lighting;Very dark. Only light was at the restroom.
Comment;Nice if dry for an overnight stay or short visit. We would avoid if there is rain or they had a recent rain.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
GA Museum of Agriculture -short review-we didn't stay here
At exit 62 on I75 in Tifton GA. There is a small RV Park in the parking lot. It is a paved parking lot with hook ups for about 20 RV. It is right along I75 at the exit, about 1/4 mile off exit to entrance. Good for an overnight if just passing through the area. They have full hook ups for $20. a night, but do offer some discounts like Good Sam. See their web site for picture of the RV Parking at GA Museum of Agriculture.
Paradise Lake RV Park- Brookfield GA Mar 2011
Site: Pull thru site with full hook up on level grass. Very large site, with 30 amp electric. They do have a few 50 amp sites for an additional fee of $2. per night. Roads are dirt/sand that are deeply rutted. This is a small park with about 35 sites.
Laundry:There is one washer and dryer, in a very dated rest room building.
Dog friendly: Yes with lots of room to walk a dog.
Amenities: A small washroom and laundry is all.
Location: About 8 miles off I75 along Route 82
Summary: This is a small no frills RV park. Its is a member of Passport America. The rate w/PA was $12.00 a night. Very friendly owner and camp host. There are about 6-7 permanent residence and two were very clutterd and take away from the whole park. We met friends here to tour Tifton GA.
Bonus: About 30 small lakes not far from campground. Also the town of Tifton and the Agrirama center at the GA Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village. There is a restored village with many working exhibits.
Laundry:There is one washer and dryer, in a very dated rest room building.
Dog friendly: Yes with lots of room to walk a dog.
Amenities: A small washroom and laundry is all.
Location: About 8 miles off I75 along Route 82
Summary: This is a small no frills RV park. Its is a member of Passport America. The rate w/PA was $12.00 a night. Very friendly owner and camp host. There are about 6-7 permanent residence and two were very clutterd and take away from the whole park. We met friends here to tour Tifton GA.
Bonus: About 30 small lakes not far from campground. Also the town of Tifton and the Agrirama center at the GA Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village. There is a restored village with many working exhibits.
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