Hawkins Pointe RV Park

To say it a luxurious park is a misnomer. It’s a gravel parking lot. The staff is extremely helpful and friendly. Our tv antenna brought in a few stations and wireless was ok. The park sits in essentially an industrial area. It’s our understanding that the race track next door is horrible on weekends. Thankfully we were there during the week. It’s a bit expensive for what your money buys but there are few options in the area.

Making reservations was easy on the Campendium/Campspot app. Everything was ready at check in. The sites are level pull through sites that fit all size rigs. It is a stretch to call this a camp. It is a parking lot. This is typical for urban campgrounds as is the campground across the street. Every site has a picnic table but no fire ring. Amenities are few (the dog run is nice). AT&T has 2 bars 5G which is good enough for streaming. The WiFi is weak and unusable most of the time. Antenna gets all networks. There is no cover. The main reason to be here is the close proximity to Chattanooga and all the attractions there.

This camp is very close to the interstate. Lot of cool things to do and see. Everything is so close. Stores,restaurants and pharmacy's. This campground does not have very many amenities for the price. No pool,laundry,bathhouse,events. What it does have is corn hole, fire ring/chairs,dog park/wash. Picnic tables at each camp site. Ease of hook up, mowed well kept sites.New and very level sites. Highly recommend!

Stopped overnight on a Sunday. The person in the office called us at 4 pm to confirm we would be coming in since office closed at. Due to Atlanta traffic, we would be arriving later. He sent us a detailed camp map showing our site.

It was easy entrance and our site was very level. We had FHU with easy connections. We had a backin site that was long enough to remain hooked up with a 30 ft trailer. The campground is new so no trees yet.

We will definitely stay again as we come the other area.

We pulled in for a Sunday evening stay. Very friendly and helpful front office staff. No races or work next door so it was a quiet peaceful night.
Cell phone service and water pressure were great.
The sites are a little tilted but they have wood for anyone to use who might need it. We leveled our 5th wheel using only the onboard jacks.

We were passing through the area looking all over for places to fill up our fresh water in our RV. Thankfully we finally came across this place who were gracious enough to let us stop and fill up for $5. Super easy to pull through and get out with a 30ft class C and a tow. They even had a small dog park that I could let my GSP run around off leash. Would highly recommend this place since the people were super friendly! Not sure about the actual camping part of this campground, but we’d consider staying here if needed.

This RV park is centrally located to a lot of different areas. Plenty of grocery options around as well as restaurants. The park has a nice dog park and a nice lobby area with free coffee and tea. It doesn't have all of the other amenities many other places do but they don't advertise that they do so it shouldn't be a surprise to people that stay there. It would be nice if they had a picnic table and fire ring for each space but not that big of a deal that they don't. We wanted a place with good electricity, water and sewer and that's what we got. There is a race track nearby that we heard while walking the dog but couldn't hear from inside the RV. The staff was great, very helpful and nice people. We would stay here again.

Good golly - where to begin?
This RV park charges $60+/night for their 'premium' sites. DO NOT be fooled. There is not a 'premium' site in the joint. In fact, most of the sites - including our 'premium' site - are not level. We were unable to approximate any semblance of levelness during our stay without lifting our wheels off the ground (which we don't personally do due to our size and weight).
This park is NOISY. There is also the hum or the highway, but just in case you wanted a little something 'extra', on weekend nights there is the added bonus of a motor speedway just behind the park. But you can't SEE the speed. You can only hear it. No sound machine could override the intense fun happening next door on Friday and Saturday evenings from 6 pm-11 pm. For $60/night.
This park provides nothing in the way of amenities beyond trash, 30/50A, sewer, and (very low pressured) water, and a dog park. Oh, and maybe(?) a barbeque area attached to the rig shop (? - unsure if this was for park patrons or employees). There is nowhere to walk. There are no picnic tables or fire pits. For $60/night.
For god knows WHAT reason - we could NOT get either or Verizon or AT&T service to work in this park. It was a literal dead zone. We ended up using the park's WiFi most of the time, although it struggled to provide more than basic connectivity (no video conferencing, limited streaming). For $60/night.
I can say that the park staff was very cordial and professional. It's just that the RV park itself SUCKS and should not be $60/night.
The park is not attractive (if that matters to you).
Honestly, if it cost $20/night, I would have given the place 3 stars. But not more than that - the unlevel sites, paired with the noise, low water pressure, and lack of cell service don't warrant more for the location the park is placed.
We ended up here because every other park in the area was booked for the 10 days we wanted to stay. Near the end of our stay, we found that a county park down the road offers RV parking for $20/night with limited hook-ups - and availability. We'd stay there over this place in a heartbeat next go-round.

NO, NO, NO - KEEP DRIVING. We stayed April-September 2020 while our tornado damaged house was being repaired. This is not an RV park or campground. It is an RV sales and storage business (covered RV storage) with full hookup RV spots in a gravel parking lot. The ONLY three amenities here are mail delivery, wifi and a dog park. No picnic tables, no fire rings, nothing. Huge Red Flag for me—SAFETY CONCERN: Aggressive dogs plus apathetic owner equals big problem! We had two incidents with two aggressive, off leash dogs. As park guests, we should not have to walk with hiking poles to protect ourselves from the aggressive off leash dogs. Safety of guests should be a major concern, but the owner said he “didn’t get into this business to deal with stuff like this.” (Actual owner response.). POOR LOCATION...On one side of the park you have a dump truck business (trucks returning at all hours day and night-lots of noise). The other side is a drag strip (again, lots of loud noise (engines racing) especially on weekends till midnight). This site might be good for a storage facility, but definitely not to stay as a guest. During our stay they had about 10 sites open, but have added approximately 40 more. Chattanooga needs another good, clean, safe RV park, but this one isn’t it. Best park to stay in this area is Holiday Travel Park, right across the street. Unfortunately they were booked with a long waiting list the entire time we were here. If you can’t get in at Holiday Travel RV park, keep on driving.