Commerce / Athens KOA Journey

We came in after hours W/O a call ahead or reservations. Friendly greeting when responded promptly to number clearly posted on office door. We were escorted to our FHU 50 amp. Gravel site. It was consistent with the gradient of the land so we did use manual jack leveling on the downward side. We chose not to unhook from our truck . We have experienced significantly worse. Hubby used Bathrooms. They were huge , new & immaculate. We were behind the office, peaceful quiet good night rest. We have own MiFI so can’t speak to internet. Got 12 channels on TV W/O using antenna. We would stay again. It was worth the value for us. Variety of restaurants @ this exit.

We stayed here for a UGA football game. It is about a twenty-minute drive into Athens from here. The sites are nice and have full hook ups. Our site had a fenced dog lot just for us and a concrete pad with a picknick table. The parking area was gravel. The folks working here were very nice and friendly. They escorted us to our site and checked to make sure we were satisfied when we left. We plan to stay here again.
This campground has changed its name.
Commerce / Athens KOA Journey

We have enjoy several KAOs but not this one. The sites were the least level of any campgrounds we have stayed in. They are gravel and exposed with no trees or shade. It is just like a Walmart parking lot except there are full hookups. Reception was efficient but the guide to the site was surly. Most of the rigs were long term with very small side lots. There is a picnic table but not fire pits.

We stayed on our way north on 85 & again as we headed back south. There was significant rain the day before our return and the sites were not muddy. Gravel & grass may be relatively new.

The restrooms are brand new and very clean. All codes for restroom, laundry & wifi were given at check in. The staff at the front desk are friendly & helpful. Though there are long term RVers, their sites are clean and well maintained.

Dec 1 2021 was when this became a KOA. The sites are close and don't have trees but for an overnight along the way, it was great.

This park is a KOA now. There was mud everywhere. I know they can’t help the rain, but sites were not paved and everything was muddy or soggy. They kept the bathrooms locked, you had to ask for a code that they didn’t provide at check in. Once inside the bathrooms were nice. No privacy between sites. The employees were friendly and there was a playground and pool (closed) for kids. It worked as a stopover but I wouldn’t plan a vacation around this place. Hands down the worst KOA I’ve ever visited.

I’m sorry to say that this was the absolute worst RV campground we have ever visited. The person on the phone was friendly, but failed to tell us that the site is under major renovation, being converted into a KOA. As a result, most of the campground is a giant mud pit. Also, it appears most of the residents are permanent, and unfortunately there is more trash than a junkyard. Many residents must be employed in the area, as the noise level picks up substantially around 6:00 AM when people leave for work. Could not get the WiFi to work. Not worth $40 for a FHU.

Seems like every campground in GA has turned into a trailer park. Behind the office the sites are scattered with junk in front and under permanent campers

The showers and bathrooms are ok. Nothing special. Laundry was nice $2 a spin.
The site I was in was next to the office with full hookup I didn’t try the WiFi. But I could reach it.
I noticed a lot of pull through sites were very muddy on the lower level of the grounds.
If you’re in a van like me and plan to do primitive camping, you will need a tent to set up just for looks.
A permanent camper on the ground was tested pos. for covid 19.