This is a great new RV park. We travel full time and have a very large fifth wheel (43 ft with dually truck) and we are always cautious of little parks in rural areas because you just never know what to expect. We booked based upon the positive reviews and photos and we are so glad we did! The spots are big enough for any sized rig (big rig and bus friendly). While it’s a small park, the roads are set up to accommodate larger rigs needing space to maneuver around. Sites are long and wide and have full hookups. Roads and sites are gravel, but it’s well packed small gravel (not very dusty and not ankle twister gravel which we appreciate). We had site 15 which was an upgraded space with solar lights and a waterfront (pond and ducks) view. Site also had picnic table, wooden Adirondack chairs facing a fire pit (with firewood included) and a bbq. Good water pressure, sewer hookups done correctly and at the right height. Quiet and the owner takes pride in the upkeep of the park. No long hanging trees or branches to worry about and easy road signage for entrance. It’s right off of a highway with some road noise but nothing that should deter you away, it’s a beautiful wooded setting with a Dollar General within walking distance and close to Cedar Run Lake and Daniel Boone National Forest. They also have cabins you can rent. No amenities or clubhouse so you get the quiet small town RV park feel, but it’s also well done, well maintained and has an upscale feel without being a fancy corporate resort. Highly recommend this park.