Camp Turkeyville RV Resort

It is Camp Turkeyville RV Resort, with an "e". Rating reflects the park as a destination camping venue, this park is part of a turkey farm, Cornwell's Turkeyville. There is a restaurant with dinner-theater, large gift shop, ice-cream shop, a mini railroad with train rides for kids, and petting zoo animals. The campground has a fishing pond, store, pools, and restroom/showers. The sites are level gravel, some pull through and some back-in with FHU's. They are in progress of increasing the number of concrete patios. A bit of a drive if you are looking for things to do outside the park. Quiet area. A little high on the rates as far as being a full time RVer.

Most recent stay was 07/13/16 & 07/14/16 (I ‘m late in posting my review) . . . We camp in a Little Rig “Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area.

We did get close to restroom/shower [2nd row] but had to walk thru other sites to get there ~ no pathway through ~ the walk around to end of row was not convenient. This is a newer park built 2011 so everything is updated, modern, and nice. Shower/restroom building (only one) is also shared by pool guests – showers in separate rooms and private wing are very large surrounded by tall concrete walls. Each have a small bench and 2 wall hooks, but no shelves for your stuff except for wire shelf in shower for soap and shampoo ~ thank goodness for that. Rubber mats on floor but spray from shower soaks the floor. No ventilation – thought odd for new building. ~ Restrooms in separate area wing are communal – very roomy w/5 sinks and modern. But no paper towels for camper to use for clean up after use, only air dryers for hands and again no hooks or shelves for your stuff. Of course new washer/dryers ~ very nice area to do your clothes

New campground all gravel roadways and pads [a few concrete] lots of grassy area but no trees – only a couple of young ones totally out in open under hot sun no shade anywhere [they need to plant lots more trees] nice swimming pool though to help cool off. All sites are well spaced far apart for privacy – not squeezed together – each with picnic table and fire ring. Wanted to use our patio mat on the grass and gravel adjacent to our rv but camp management would not allow it – upsetting.