I have concluded that there are two types of campgrounds: parking lots and parks. Parking lot campgrounds emphasize ease of placement of RVs and parks are, well, park-like settings. Both can be nice, but if you're expecting one and get the other, it could create some angst. That said, this was a very nice version of a parking lot campground. We...

It’s kind of tough finding this park. The signage on the main road (Addison West) is minimal and tough to see. The entrance is on the south side of Addison West. Our TomTom tried to direct us to the picnic ground entrance, not the RV entrance, which is just a bit east of the picnic area. There are no FHU sites. Just electric and water. Now the...

Rough dirt road into Campground. Sites are close together under the trees. Full hookups worked great. Site was level.

We were the only campers without a horse. Sites are grass and soft. Leveling was hard. Electrical outlets were without breaker and did not have modern grounding "L" plug.

Fort Boonesborough State Park was a lifesaver for us. We needed to empty our tanks and refill our fresh water tank, and this park made it easy. They charge $5 to dump our waste tanks and an extra $5 to fill our fresh water tank. Pay at the office.