Nice grassy lot |
I honestly don't understand what RV campers want in an RV Park. I googled RV campgrounds in the Montgomery area and I came up with a couple of choices so I read the reviews, (mostly from RVNet), and was a little put off by the reviews given this campground.
After our recent in-town experience, I was looking for something quiet and rural, so we took a chance and were glad we did.
Room for slides |
The first impression we got was from the owners, an older couple you can tell have been at it for many years. After amiably chatting for a spell, we came to the realization that we were in the south and had a little slowing down to do. I found myself twitching uncomfortable as the Owners related a long, drawn out story. After chiding myself for my bad manners, I let out a big sigh and decided to roll with it. The story was good, and after all, if you are going to get along in the South, you have to put your listening ears on and relax.
Nice rustic pavilion |
This little jewel sits sleepily just off Interstate 65, way off in the distance, you can sometimes hear the traffic, if you listen real hard. The truck stop is far enough away that occasionally you can hear a truck start, if you are outside and the wind is in the right direction. it's not a busy truck stop either, just a few trucks occasionally, which you wouldn't know about if you didn't go to the fence and peer through the woods, more than a quarter mile away.
The roads are gravel and a bit rutted, but not deep enough, or sloppy enough to cause concern.
You can't resist the urge to sit a spell here. |
The sewer hookup was a little hard to reach, the sewer is set a bit far back to reach comfortably, but we can back up a bit and dump before we leave, a no brainer.
We had our choice of 30 or 50 amp hook up and power was stable and reliable. the water was remarkably clean and fresh.
Many, nice open lots |
Sunset at Peach Queen |
1 comment:
sounds like my kind of park. and a 100 % better than your previous one! ~~ enjoy ~
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