Triple Creek RV Music Park

I booked my stay and called ahead that we would be arriving late.

It had rained like 4 inches the night before and the 2.5 mile old logging dirt road to get there was very nasty but doable.

I arrived around 10:30 pm. I found the office but it was all dark & locked. There was a recreation room I guess next door that wasn’t locked but no maps or signs or anything useful that I could see. I had no clue where to go or what my site number was supposed to be. My email confirmation from “The Dyrt” was all I had and it made me think maybe I was supposed to be at site number 8 by stating “No. of sites: 8”

I called & texted but got no response other than an automated text asking to text me back later.

I walked around in the woods in the dark with a flashlight & found site number 8 but it only had a 30amp hookup.

I drove and walked around looking for an empty spot with 50 amp service.

I attempted to try and stay at site 81 but again, no 50amp service.

I have severe sleep apnea so power is a must. If I had brought a 30 amp to 50 amp adapter then maybe I could have made it work.

After fighting and looking and attempting to call & text, I finally left and went to Jasper to get a hotel for the night.

I was very disappointed.

You should tell folks what site you’re putting them in & have a map to find it or at least answer the phone. If late arrival was going to be an issue you should have said something.

I came from Hempstead with 3 kids heading to my mom’s to visit her for the weekend. We were passing through on our way to Natchitoches. If I had known this was going to happen I would have stayed at Log Cabin RV but instead I had to lose about 2 hours, drive way out of the way on a very nasty road only to find that I had no place to stay that I could find. Not to mention end up paying $90 for a crappy room at the Econo Lodge in Jasper since it had truck parking.

Your place looks unique & I may be interested in returning sometime for the music but I guess after hours arrival must not be an option with you because this was a terrible experience.

If you like back country RV life and Bluegrass the. This place is for you. I highly recommend you attempt to get there without your RV first. The road is mostly dirt and sugar sand and is extremely rough. I would call it minimally maintained. Bring lots of leveling blocks.

This is a cool site. They have plenty of full hookups available. Pavilions and buildings for gathering to enjoy jam sessions, whether playing or listening. Kids love dancing to the music. Wifi available, too.