There is easy access to Chattanooga area – about 15 min drive. It is located approximately 3 miles off I-59, but you have to go down rural roads so it seems longer. Staff is very friendly; brought brochures about things to do in the area to our site and even offered to bring firewood. We were escorted to our site. There is clean grounds, nice game room with about 10 video games and two pool tables. You can rent videos and DVDs at the office. There is an adequately sized clean pool, but it needs emptying and painting as it looks a little dingy. A large air filled jumping pillow available for the kids was also very nice. There is a playground with good well kept equipment. Roads are paved and gravel, narrow but adequate, and trees are trimmed back. Pain in the butt speed bumps made from 2 X 4’s are worse then most speed bumps. Site layout is somewhat eclectic reflecting the age of the park – some sideways, some pull thru, some back ins – most are not very level. Staff told us we were in the longest and most level pull thru. Our pull thru site was 55 feet long and started running downhill beginning at about 25 feet into the site requiring extra blocks under front tires to level. Electric voltage measured 108 with only one AC unit running – the low end of what we are comfortable with – would prefer it be around 115. Sites range from heavily shaded to complete sun. Most are shady so don’t expect satellite reception, and the cable at the park only has about 12 channels. It is very quiet at night with no road noise, just lots of soothing nighttime “mother nature” sounds. And, of course, because it’s a KOA it’s expensive even with the Value Kard discount. We would return but would try first for one of the less expensive parks closer to Chattanooga. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have to say that our camping experience here was a little different than other places. First, this camp ground is a good 20 minutes from anything. Other than the drive in movie, get ready to drive if you want to leave the campground. Also, there wasn't a really good place for our dogs. They do allow dogs, just not really a dog walking area. On a positive note, the staff was very, very nice! The pool area was very nice also. Overall it was a good trip, just next time I'm going to stay somewhere closer into town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The staff is very friendly and the location peaceful. They plan activities for the campers, nice playground for the kis, but that said, the park layout is odd, narrow inside roads and most sites are such that it is very difficult to level. When our jacks came down on the blocks it buried the blocks in loose gravel and we were still not level. Sites are short and you have to be creative to park car near coach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very clean, and well cared for facility! Staff was courteous, helpful and responsive. The park is nestled at the base of Lookout Mountain in a delightful rural setting. It is located next to hang gliding landing field and caters primarily to those who come for hang gliding but all are welcome. Chattanooga is an easy drive with many activities available in the area. It was fascinating watching the hang gliders being towed up for their flights or watching them glide gracefully to the ground. All the people we met during our stay were warm and friendly. I strongly recommend you consider staying at this safe and family oriented facility. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

This park is great! had a great time. Great host !!! We camped here in a camper.