Best RV Parks & Resorts near Montezuma, GA

This is a nice RV park. There are full hook ups, a laundry room, 3 ponds with fishing, decent cell service. They also did a 4th of July get together for the local community and had blow up rides, a dj, food and fireworks. The sites are spaced out in some sections and closer in others, but overall very nice.

This is the nicest place to stay in the Macon area. I first checked out Safe Haven, and it was not a nice place. This place is run by the Shriners and apparently proceeds from the park go to support the children’s hospital. The campground area is huge with different site areas– short term, long term, and long-long term. I stayed one night in the short term area. There is a pond and a large event center with a commercial kitchen. Oddly, there are no bathrooms that I could find in the building. There are no bathrooms or showers anywhere in the park. It was designed for self-contained units. There are concrete pads with full hookups at each of the short terms sites but they are way too close together. I gave it a four but debated about a three because of site spacing and the lack of bathrooms/showers.

We spent the weekend at the park and it was nice. We had a well shaded place and level. Site included power, water and electric... Full hook ups were all taken. Bathroom facilities were nice also. Due to the Covid19 the pool wasn't open or even started to be cleaned since the county won't allow it at this time. We took a ride to veterans state park to the lake and rode the kayaks which were really nice, and the beach area was nice. Once the pool opens, I can see quite a few trips back to the koa.

P.S. don't let the exit fool you... It was very quiet there even though it was close to the interstate and the exit is deserted.

A little background: I used to live five minutes from this park, and it used to be the first campground we visited every year to work out all the gear details. Back then (2012-2015), it was great! Absolutely beautiful, well maintained, gorgeous.

Now... the park itself is still great. Obviously it was hit by a hurricane, but the cleanup and improvements are coming along in those areas. They playground has always been amazing and they’ve added a Splash Pad right next to it. (We were in town to visit family so we didn’t get to enjoy those this time).

But y’all are here for a campground review, so here it is.

Registration. You cannot register online, you must do it on the phone or in person. All of the sites with full hook-ups are taken by long-term folks (probably staying there while their homes are being rebuilt from the tornadoes and hurricane?), so they are $20 a night for water/electric. When you register over the phone, you are charged an additional $15 fee. (When I checked in, they said I would receive a refund of that $15 as a check in the mail...?). When I called the day of check-in to get the gate code, they had no idea who I was and initially wanted me to pay for a site, again. After some shuffling they finally found my paperwork.

The tent-only side still looks fine. Plush grass, large spaced out sites.

However, the RV side looks a bit rough. The sites are no longer gravel, just dirt (or, this weekend, mud) and some grass. The sites aren’t maintained between campers (as I got a half burned log, empty pack of smokes, and paper plates in mine). I was actually placed on site 7, which on the campground map is NOT a “buddy” (shared) site, and told to just plug into the same pole as the guy on Actual Site 7. Thankfully he was 50A and I was 30A so it worked out. (Although oddly enough, several full sites remained empty the whole time I was there). It rained most of the weekend, and everything was covered in wet dirt chunks when I left.

The bath house... could use a little love and a fresh coat of paint. If you can avoid the side bathrooms (maybe handicapped? The ones with just a toilet and shower), then do so. Aside from teeming with flying wildlife (which, it’s South Georgia, you have to kind of expect that), it could have used a good cleaning. The regular restrooms were passable (better than some gas stations but not as clean as state/national park I usually visit).

I understand that the area was impacted by a hurricane last year... but a little bit of cleanliness and care goes a long way.

It seems like this park is half long term folks and half overnighters. We stayed for 6 days and took advantage of the area to relax, explore and take care of things like scheduled auto maintenance and supply shopping.

Did not realize that most people stay there long term. It’s not a place for a 6yo boy,who was told to be quiet because he was talking too loudly after 10pm. The managers rides around almost every hour to keep check on you. The roads need a lot of work! Asides from the small pool there is nothing to do there. Won’t be back.

Decent park, mostly full-timers in here. The pull through full hook up sites are small but adequate but do not give much room for parking your tow rig. Our spot had an elevated sewer hook up which made dumping the tanks a challenge.

We stopped her for an over night on our way north. This has to be the easiest check in and set up ever! We made a reservation and they were ready with our map and site. It will listed (not advertisements) all the attractions, as well as restaurants, groceries, post office, medical and vet. Everything you might need. The site was both long enough for our rig AND level..a rarity in our experience. While we didn’t use the park wifi, the cable 100 channel TV is more than just your basic 30 channel line up. The laundry room looked clean (didn’t use the showers). While there seem to be many long term campers, there are plenty of spaces for the travelers. We will definitely be using this campground again for our trips up and down I75. Well done!

We were so happy to get a spot here! We’d had a terrible experience with another campground in the area, & rolled in here at 9:30 PM to wonderful, spacious, gravel pull-thru sites with full hook-ups, & views of the pond. This is a great park & professional people! Well maintained grounds. Clean & safe!!! 280 sites, & over 100 are pull-thrus. Amenities: camp store, playground, pond, WiFi, cable, laundry, bathrooms, shed/storage, etc. Close to shopping & eateries for all your needs.

The RV Park sits on a private land off of highway 26 it's a lot of space they are putting up a wood gate and working on a playground for kids it's totally 100% off grid the owners stays on property in their own RV the price was pretty decent we would visit again. We was original going to a another RV park when we noticed a RV out and a big field and we turn into it I don't recommend RV buses we have a small RV pull behind trailer I do recommend the van life etc.

We love Twin Oaks RV Park. They are very friendly and make you feel like family. The pool is sparkling clean as well as the grounds and bath houses. I highly recommend it.

Very nice rv park! Has many amenities that you would find at the "chain" campgrounds at a fraction of the cost. Great staff and easy booking process. Trash pick up, dog park, pool, games! Even had someone to follow to our site, which I have found doesn't happen every day. If we find ourselves in the area in the future, we would be happy to stay again.

We were very pleased with our overnight stay! Spacious pull-through sites with 50 / 30 / 20 amp service, with new upgraded electrical. Water and sewer. Our drive took longer than we expected, and the friendly proprietor drove out at 11:15 PM to meet us at the gate, guide us to our site, and ensure we were able to see how everything worked. I was so impressed with his kindness that late at night. They also have a nice, clean bath house with two full bathrooms (shower, toilet, sink). The spacious shower had good hot water and great water pressure. And several coin laundry machines which we did not use. There appears to be a picnic table every 2 sites. We didn’t get out and explore much, as we were just stopping overnight.

Getting there: I highly recommend following the directions from their website (especially at night) as it provides some landmarks that are helpful. We are 42’ towing an SUV, and the last right hand turn to get onto their road was a little tight, but we made it. You drive behind some industrial looking areas, but the RV park itself feels very safe and secluded.

We had pull thru site with full hookups. Everything worked and site was level. We made reservations and arrived after staff was gone. There was a detailed map and directions to get to our site. Worked great as a stopover to our final destination.

With under 30 RV spots with 30/50amp, and water hookups. This State Park Campground was awesome. 90% of the spots are right on the beautiful crystal clear lake. We launched our kayaks and swam from our sight so easy and convenient. Quite, relaxing and secluded the lake is situated with in the forest with no homes near or around the water we visited in the summer and can’t wait to go back in the fall when the leaves start to change. Clean and well maintained.

I’m new to RV life but this place is very nice, clean and well manicured. And only $40 a night. That seems very reasonable to me with full hookups. I hope every place is like this, but something tells me that isn’t the case!

Very clean and well keep all sites have concrete slabs and full hookups dog friendly with a dog park check in was so easy

Nice little quiet and clean park. Full hookup with paved sites. Small shower house but clean.

Freindly staff. We plan on coming back. So much history in the town.

Rates are 35.00 a night 475.00 a month includes TV good WIFI throughout the campground. Water and all sites are full hookup 30 and 50 amp. Thanks Jack