Wildwood RV Village

It is very easy to get to off I-75 and Pilot Oil is right next door so you can fuel up quickly before you journey on. This is a huge park with mostly permanent campers. All are kept pretty nice with only a few looking raggedy. The staff was very friendly. All the overnight spots are gravel and NOT level. We had to use jack blocks and pads under the front tire. Ok for overnight if you can get level.

We stayed here 3 years in a row when the park was a KOA. That is why we went back. But we wil not be going back. It is off the interstate okay for a quick stop. But not during winter months. We have a 30 TT with no slides and the site was tight. Things like bathrooms, electric and cable have not been kept up. Cable and electric where very poor. One bathroom in the kmen’s room was out of order the whole 2 months we where there. The laundry room had wash machines and dryers always out of order. They are raising the cost and deposits . They are adding another 250 sites. The inuture golf and shuffleboard was removed to add sites. All the cabins where also removed. Not enough to do. You feel like you are parked in the pilot truck stop! The pilot overnight parking is right next door. Just a fence between. So it was like you where parked in the truck stop.

The staff was more then helpful and pleasant. The staff worked hard to Kee the place clean.

We usually avoid just-off-the-interstate parks like this, but have an appointment down the road at Allied Coach and needed a place to hunker down nearby while waiting for that.

Sites are so close together that it's difficult to put out an awning or slides in some sites, and we can see in our neighbors' windows. Sites are sand/grass. It's directly behind a busy truck stop and next to I-75, so truck noise is constant.

Laundry is pricey at $2 to wash or dry. Didn't use the restrooms or showers.

Only 2 bars of 4G cell service, on both AT&T and Verizon. No booster used. Campground wi-fi was free and usable for web browsing and light streaming most of the time, but slowed to a crawl occasionally.

Very nice KOA workamper staff, proximity to highway, and a heated pool help to make up for the rest.

Three Flags Campground down the road looks nicer and quieter, but was partially flooded from recent heavy rains, so we couldn't get in because a few sites were unusable.