Sharrah’s RV Park

We only stayed one night but would love to go back again. I loved the unique accommodations (covered wagon and different styles of cattages), being on the bay, and the pool was awesome! Loved adult swim from 9-10 pm! Definitely recommend.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently stayed at Sharrah’s Campground, and I had a wonderful experience. The campground was peaceful, clean, and the perfect place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The property is well maintained, and you can tell the owners truly care about their guests and the campground.

I felt welcome from the moment I arrived, and my stay was comfortable and enjoyable. If you’re looking for a quiet, relaxing campground with a friendly atmosphere, I highly recommend Sharrah’s Campground.

Thank you for your hospitality! I look forward to staying again.

Very disapppointing from thier Park map with trees. This is a barren frying pan of a parking lot of what they loosely are calling an RV park. Zero shade. No laundry or shower rooms, no store, no full time on site staff. They are loosely calling it a Premier Trasient stop? Don't believe Premier would adequately describes it. For what you get it should be $35 max a night not $70. You'd be better off staying at a loves travel stop. We've stayed at State & COE Parks with much much better conditions and amenities for around $25/night even better if you stay a week. Basically the Park looks as though they are just starting out with a lot work yet needed to be done.

Very nice, new park and great location! Spots are spacious and we have a 45 foot coach, pulling an F150 super crew and we just fit in. We highly recommend this location. When you are going to the park it is on a dead end street, past a hotel and past a large camping world. Gates stay open for both vehicles to enter. Communication was great, via email. Currently they do not have a bath house and no laundry, however we did not need this. Worth an overnight or a month or two!

We stayed one night in a 43 foot long class A with a toad.

It was new, open, very level, and all sites are long pull-throughs.

We still use Dish for our TV entertainment, and the roof-mounted antenna didn't have a problem finding the correct satellites in the sky. We didn't have to worry about trees like older campgrounds.

It was great for an easy stopover for our north/south I-75 trips.

Camping World is located on the same street if you need supplies.