Clarksville RV Resort

We've been there since March. Nice people clean restrooms, dog park all the children are well behaved. That makes life great.

This park looks to be making a change for the better. We’ve stayed here several times over the last few years and it was on the decline until recently. Looks like it is under new management and the park is headed in a positive direction. The trees need to be trimmed but the staff was very polite and accommodating.

We started staying at this resort ten years ago on a regular basis while traveling. The rate at that time was $32.00. I considered that too high considering the site we stayed in was partial hook up. Now, the very same site (since RJourney has taken over) is 55.19 (still with partial hook up) AND they added a whopping $20.00 booking charge. The campground was always packed, well maintained, and clean. Not anymore. The 'curb appeal' has jumped ship and it is beginning to look tired and run down. This will be our last night stopping here, which is sad because the staff (the real staff, not the RJourney staff) has always been great. We will be working hard in the future to avoid any RJourney campgrounds/resorts. We are a 40 ft motorcoach, towing. If I'm going to pay 70.00+ a night it will at least have full hook up and a paved site. Greed will never die of hunger. Disappointing the corporate world has invaded the once lovely campground/resort communities. (PS. RJourney, Don't bother with your AI response. We are clear on our decision. )

Yet another RV Park that claims they are a "resort", but are 100' from a major freeway. If you try to make a short term reservation, such as for one night-like most RV travelers are, you will be paying a much higher price than advertised on their website. When we called to make a reservation, we were talking to a booking company, not the campground, which by the way is an old KOA, with no one in the office apparently. The booking agent offered a $96ish price for full hookups, which I said no thanks. He immediately replied with OK, how about $72, which I accepted. I'm not paying nearly $100 to sleep in a site for 8 hours, in late November, and then listen to the Freeway noise all night. We were maybe 100' from I-24 and tried to mask the noise with earplugs and running fans all night. Most of the campers in this old KOA are full-time residents and you will be treated as a transient. The residents helped us find our camping site, because you can't see the site numbers in the dark and they helped me find the one trash can, on the opposite side of the campground. Definitely not a resort.

We stayed her for one night as we passed through. We have a 37ft Class A and booked a full hookup site (site 13). It wasn't a good fit for us due to the hookups being on the opposite side and towards the front so we needed to switch spots.
It was after hours and called to move to a water and electric only (Site 1). It was a very easy process and we were able to get settled quickly. We recommend them for a quick stop over