JB's RV Park & Campground

Called ahead a month to make sure they would have a spot. “No problem “ we were told. Called again when we were around 4 hours away. Again “no problem”. “Take any open space between 1-9.”
It was a blessing that when we arrived there were no space available. If that is what RV parks look like,.....we’ll stay at Cracker Barrel parking lot (which was what we did). Old & broken down, spaces on top of one another and just plain scary. Don’t understand the 3-star rating but let’s be a little more honest and a little less PC.

(Nightly rate based on weekly rate). We love this park. We're all about no-frills, affordable parks and this one fits the bill perfectly. Right off the interstate but very little road noise. Nice level spots with good water and electric. There are only about nine nightly/weekly spots with all the permanent folks in the back. The spot was long enough that we could have parked the toad in front of or behind the MH. Owners/Managers are super nice and will give you tips on things to do in the area. We wish there was a place like this everywhere we stay. A+

JB's is fine.

Cash/check only - no credit cards.

It's the type of place where Confederate flags are flown proudly (we counted 3), indoor furniture is used as outdoor furniture, and campfires are kept ablaze morning and night.

Very woodsy feel, with a bit of highway noise to remind you that you are near enough to civilization to escape another uprising of the South if need be. There is a donkey who will tell you it's time to wake up at 7am if you aren't already up.

Owner/management was very friendly. We called a few hours before showing up and he told us to come on over and enjoy an H2O/50A site (FHU were all full).

The place is just off the highway, but you've got to do some turning and situating to get into the campground. The campground roads are not what I would call 'wide' or 'level', but they aren't difficult to traverse (even in a big rig) either.

The sites are not overly level, but they aren't incredibly janky either.

Much of the campground is full-time parkers, but they are set back from the transients. Transients get extra long pull through spaces beneath trees.

Our hook-ups were a bit further away from our space than we would like (pull out the second water hose).

The dump station is janky. We're pretty daring with where we'll take our rig, but we decided that we would not be taking our rig through it even if we direly needed to. Although we can make an impressive dent in a gray/black tent in one day, we weren't able to fill them up in one evening - so luckily, we didn't need to.

Bathrooms/showers/laundry are basic, but very clean. Laundry is $1/$1.25.

There is a pond towards the back of the campground. I don't know if you can use it - probably. There is a paddle boat on it and we saw fish jumping about.

Didn't think to test our Verizon/AT&T (sorry - we showed up / left after / before work hours), but I was able to use some apps on my Verizon (phone) while there.

Our friends reported coming in after dark the night before us and not having a problem pulling in/setting up; they were greeted by management in the morning (friendly greeting).