Georgia-Bama RV Park

Owner was really nice, he also owns the restaurant in front, Damn Yankees. Lot is gravel, nice concrete slab for your front door. Was a little hard to find, but it’s in the south side of I 20 behind the Chevron gas station. Ate at the restaurant, really good food and friendly staff. Was a great place to stop and rejuvenate for the next travel day. Hubby wanted to stay longer and eat everything on the menu at Damn Yankees.

Stayed here instead of our first choice, they were full. Solid gravel lot with paved picnic slabs. Power, water, sewer all in good shape and the sewer connection is covered to protect from debris. The getting in is a bit tricky but if you go to the first side street passed the fuel stations there is an alley/back road that will make life easier. Cash payments only and they are a Passport America location. The highway is right there but the noise wasnt terrible.

After a 600+ mile driving day and with sleet and nighttime coming, we needed a quick place to stop for the night. This place was right off I-20 between Atlanta and Birmingham. It is behind a restaurant owned by the same person.

The RV Park is basically a gravel parking lot with hookups. There were several pull-through sites and a few back-in. The 50 amp didn't work at our site, so we just had 30 amp. It was level.

We had to go into the restaurant to find out which site to go to and to pay. We were told we would be charged extra if we didn't pay with cash. Same with ordering food.

There was a fair amount of freeway noise, but that is what you expect with a campground close to the freeway. The worst problem was the fried food smell that permeated everything.