Wow! Wasn't expecting much, since it was right off the interstate, but it was VERY nice. Little to no noise from interstate, sites pretty level, and paved (albeit old asphalt), hookups were in good shape. Bath-house 6/10. Sites kind of close, but had room for slide-outs and tables. Nice folks at the office. Mostly long-termers, but it was a very quiet campground: no tricyle motors making a racket, or boom-shakalaka stereo's going on. Great place for an over-nighter off the interstate. Definitely stay here again, if the schedule works out that way. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very few overnight spots right now. Filled with pipeline workers for local projects. Clean and pleasant. Overhead lines aren't a problem. We didn't use the cable. The area was well kept and the owners were quite friendly. My spousal unit made the trip inside, but one of the owners came out to say 'hi' and check me out. He knows who is supposed to be there. I did not hear freeway noise at all. Most spots would have a problem with Sat, lots of shade. Sites were a little short, but we fit well with a 36ft and jeep. I stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's great over night stop with easy access to to I-75. There are associated Interstate noises but there are some trees providing a buffering to the I-75 noise. I received a warm southern hospitality greeting from staff. They were friendly and helpful. Made us feel welcome!!! It's an older campground. Pull-Sites were adequate for turning into and pull-out. However had to unhitch my F-250 tow vehicle from our D29 ( 31 ft) travel trailer. Until I unhitched I was blocking one of the roads. Adequate room for slide outs and provided picnic tables. The rest room were clean but not spotlessly clean, dated and worn. Decided to shower in our unit. Large center play area was directly under High-tension power lines running through the campground. The playground for kids was directly under lower-power lines. Picnic tables were worn and weathered usable. There are 17 pull-through sites with water, electric and sewer, and 7 pull-through sites with water and electric only. Also available: 17 sites that are "back in's" for monthly rental. Plus there are some mobile homes dotting the perimeter of the camp sites. There are several long-term campers in place but all had neat and clean sites. Small swimming pool & pool house was closed. ( it was early April after all) I'd stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Small, clean, friendly. Great place to get off for the night, hence the "over niter". We just found it when we jumped off I-75 during a southern snowfall, which caused a lot of driving trouble, for those who didn't get off! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here in mid February 2010 when we got snowed off I-75 while SB to Florida. More than 1/2 of the sites were long term with only handful available for overnight guests. But it fit our needs so we could wait for the roads to clear off. The name says it all, Over-Niter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is called Overniter for a good reason. That's all the longer you would want to stay. Rates are OK except everything is extra. Internet service that makes dial up seem fast, DirecTV that works as long as the suns out, and entertainment by workampers replacing engines in pickup trucks. The owners have no interest in the park which is evident by lack of grounds keeping. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.