We booked this park approximately 6 months in advance to visit the Spartanburg and Greenville areas. We found the location super convenient and within driving distance to lots of eateries, grocery stores, etc.... Our kiddo's enjoyed the jumping pad and game room. We stayed in site #33 which had a built in Fireplace. Also had a premium set of table and chairs, and concrete pad and patio. Overall, we were very pleased with the site itself.
Pro's:
1) Lots of amenities. Fishing, Game Room, Pool (open during summer), Jump Pillow, small playground, several greens spaces, community fire pit, and a random basketball hoop in the grass.
2) Site #33 was a level concrete pad. Long enough for us to fit both our 46' Fifth wheel and both vehicles.
3) Overall, the campground seemed quite clean, and the seasonal/annual campers kept their campsites clean and orderly. Transient sites cleaned daily, and the campground hosts were all real nice.
4) Propane sold onsite! Great small general store as well.
5) Only 10 minutes from Walmart, restaurants, and other convenient stores.
6) Quiet and friendly. No road noise and pretty easy access.
7) Good value when you book early and stay at least a week. Premium site was only $55/night all in!
Con's:
1) Can be pretty tight for big rigs. The skinny road in can be a bit tricky and some of the turns within the park are pretty tight.
2) Game room needs a dehumidifier. Pretty musty smelling and damp feeling.
3) Interior roads have had recent construction? Gravel patches across old asphalt. Realistically, roads all need to be redone, but it may be more economical to just rip all the old asphalt out and just go nice compact gravel through to make it uniform and less bumpy. Some pretty good potholes throughout.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay. Wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we ever found ourselves in the area again!