Wills Creek RV Park

Despite the gravel the campground is pretty nice. The laundry and bath house are adequate but a little off the beaten path. Speaking of beaten path, there is an awesome trail that follows along Wills Creek that the campground keeps mowed, it was a welcomed surprise. The price for tonight with our Good Sam discount was $37.

The only real issue at the campground was water pressure. The minimal pressure didn’t agree with our on demand hot water heater. Also, I felt that the bath house/laundry was a bit far, however, when we were leaving I realized it really wasn’t far, it was just that the park was small and spread our, so it seemed farther than it was.

It’s a very adequate campground. The lady who checked us in was very friendly. Site 40 was very level, electricity was good with good water pressure. Our site had a picnic table and a cement sidewalk.
We did not use the showers but as is our custom, we popped our head in to check them out, there were places to put your dry clothes and a bench to sit on.
As someone mentioned before the laundry room needs a good cleaning and whatever you do don’t put your clothes in the middle dryer because that was a waste of money as they did not dry at all. Regular washer was $1.75 and industrial washer was three dollars. Regular dryer was $1.25 and industrial dryer $1.50.
The small airport is down the road a bit and we did not hear any aircraft but that could have been because the weather was bad. We could hear the train faintly in the distance.
We would definitely stay here again.
The Wi-Fi password is printed on the little yellow receipt they give you. We overlooked it and had to ask for password.
We had two bars of 5G AT&T service.

We stayed here to take in the waterfalls and natural areas of Little River Canyon and Desoto SP and it was well located for this. Owner very accommodating. Sites level. Laundry room could use a good scrub down. Very occasional airplane noise and never at night. Train whistle was in the distance so no big deal. Hiking path by the river a nice plus. Maybe a mile round trip so good to stretch your legs.

Don’t trust your GPS on this address. Ours said we were there before we actually got to the RV park. We ended up slamming on the brakes when we finally saw the entrance. The park is across from the airport behind some trees. Once you get back there, it’s a nice country setting. Check in was fast, easy and friendly. You pick whichever site you want. The sites and interior roads are gravel, some of it pretty thick. The sites all looked fairly level. They are narrow with trees at most sites at the entrance and exit which makes it challenging when towing. We took a branch right across the front windshield as there was no way to avoid it. Also, our passenger side slide nudged up against another tree. All the branches of the trees were hanging low maybe from rain or else they need a good trimming. We just fit in the site with our 45 foot MH and tow. There was lots of standing water in the roads and sites as it had been raining. The sites are pretty close together with a strip of grass and sometimes a tree or two. Verizon was 4g 3 bars and Directv satellite locked on fine. The WII FI worked good for the most part. There are quite a few long-term renters with some rather interesting vehicles. There are planes, trains and automobiles. Sometimes the trains blew their horns for a very long time. Tractor trailers can be heard either from the I-59 or airport road. Overall, an ok park but noisier than we expected.