Cain's Creekside RV Park

I was visiting friends in Valdosta and used my Passport America to stay here. The Cain family no longer owns the park and check in was a little confusing. The lady couldn't find my reservation but remembered my name (she'd called me a couple of days before asking for my email). I stayed on the smaller side of the park behind the office with just about 10-12 sites. The site was a pull-thru and had a small fence that separated the sites for privacy.
The park says it's pet friendly but not really. I asked if I could put up my portable fence for my cats and was told yes, for cats that's fine. Dogs, however, have to be on a handheld leash at all times, even inside the fencing. I felt like they really didn't want dogs there. They must've had something bad happen.
The park was quiet and clean and only 10 miles from my friend's house so I would definitely stay here again. I didn't use the bathroom (not sure if it was toilet only or if it had shower). The dumpsters were conveniently located for disposing of trash on the way out.

We were looking for our first night in our new-to-us RV in a campground to get full hook-ups. We were heading towards Tallapoosa, GA from Jacksonville, FL. We made an overnight stop over in Hahira, GA. When I called their number to inquire about reservations, they said that you can just walk in and pay CASH ONLY after hours as we were expected to come in beyond sunset. They had no problems with that. We were on our way and spoke with one of the owners, and he said that it’s fine and to call when we are 3 minutes away. He will come show us to our site. So at about 8:15pm, we arrived and called the number, didn’t pick up but then they call you right back in a matter of a few minutes. They accepted us coming in so late in the evening. They were very kind and nice about the late arrival. Some lady came to meet us at the front of the RV park and she led the way to our full hookup site. She was so kind to us. Because we are Passport America members, we only paid $25 cash for 1 night. It would be nice to get some sort of receipt (because I like to scrapbook these kinds of things), but we did not get a receipt of any sort. We followed her by RV in her car to our campsite. She did give us a warning that there is a small river crossing and if we are okay with that and she said it was about 4” deep over some rocks. We were okay with that as we slowly followed her across. She parked and asked if we wanted a concrete pad or gravel, so I choose concrete. But that one was located in the back so again we continued to follow her to the back. She said okay by the concrete pad there’s trains that go by at night and if that was okay with us. We didn’t seem to mind the train noise at night, but if you are a light sleeper, be cautious about sleeping on the concrete pad in the back. So we had a back in site, I’m not sure what the number of the site was. It was an easy back in spot. They had the water, sewer, and electric pedestal all on one side of the concrete pad. They all worked so great!!! The water did have a small leak though which we couldn’t do anything about.
o We did not get a chance to test the internet connection. The camphost is very friendly. She let us choose where we wanted to camp at, giving us options, which she didn’t have to do.
o Unfortunately, we were unable to find the dumpster to throw our trash into. My recommendation for the RV Park is to make it more visible where the dumpsters are located and to make a campground map available for customers to use and see. I did not seem to see a campground map.
o They are pet friendly. We are not sure of things to do as we didn't explore the area. It's also not kid friendly, it's a more quiet setting campground if that is what you are looking for. They also seem to have outdoor, uncovered RV storage in the back you can rent out for.

Well run! No trash, sites are clean, landscaped and easy in-out. Bathrooms are clean, utilitarian and large single person in our loop. Only 3 miles from I-75 exit but nice and quiet. Site faces large pond which can be fished (catch and release). Used Passport America for discount. Would stay here again. Gravel drive and sites. Picnic tables are aged. Full hook up, can’t beat that!

Pull thru site #5 was very flat. Didn’t have to unhook. Nice catch and release pond just out the door. Site had full hookups. Passport America discount. Laundry available. Friendly staff. Good Verizon signal. WIFI. Stayed only one night. On our way further south. Would stay here again if in the area. There is a train that runs behind some trees just west of the campground but didn’t disturb our sleep at all.

We stopped for 1 night on our way to FL. There are a number of long/wide/level gravel pull through sites close to the office that were very easy to get in and out of and very attractively designed. There was a large pond directly in front with a number of ducks enjoying the water.

The CG is about 2.5 miles off the interstate which makes it much quieter. The little town of Hahira was very cute and we could see there were a couple of restaurants available. There was a train in the distance I heard once or twice, but it was not loud enough to cause any problem.

Check-in was very fast and friendly. Rate reflects PA cash payment price. They offered a Wifi PW, but we didn't utilize it.

This campground is a nice surprise. We stayed here overnight on our way tp Florida. Level campsites with full hookup. Clean restrooms and nice office area. Located in a rural area near Hahira and not too far from Valdosta. Stayed here with discount from passport america. Relatively easy access from 75. Will make this a regular stop when in area.