Bailey Creek Campground

Tracy and Tony are first class! This campground is magical. The garden thrives and is available for campers to enjoy. I’ve hade the best times of my life at Bailey Creek

Theese folks are so nice and friendly. They keep the park clean and are willing to help you any way they can. They are a small campground so you never get "lost" among the crowds. Here you feel special. At night you can hear the owls and during the day listen to the geese as well as song birds. Occasionally you may even spot a deer.What a beautiful place to call your temporary vacation spot. There's a convenience store next door with all manner of snacks and beverages. You are only a couple of miles from the historic town of Sandersville. There you can find a multitude of shops and resturants to enjoy. Rest your feet at Bailey's Campground you will be glad you did.

Do you want a very reasonable price for a clean and relaxed RV park? Do you appreciate kind and friendly owner operators? How about spaces that are large and a layout that makes putting your RV in the slot a breeze, (even for a newbie.) It's a back in spot and there is so much room it was easy!! Also, the electrical hookups look brand new and robust. There aren't really amenities but I think the place is a steal. Its clean, quiet, and surrounded by gorgeous trees. It's also located in a neighborhood. Its easy to get to but you don't drive out onto a highway or into a crowded cityscape. This place is a little jewel for anyone that wants a clean place to park, hookup, and go explore a beautiful area of the world.

There's no creek. It's a ditch run off. The rent is too high. The grass they demand you not park on, is actually briars. The managers are rude. Although they have a dog, you can't. The sewage smells back up through your camper. You can't have visitors or overnight company. They ,at the spur of the moment, evict you in a threatening way,ignoring eviction laws and limits. Very unpleasant experience.

Great place to stay. Just a basic RV site. But it is close to town, only a few minutes away. The hosts are friendly and accommodating. Some Saturdays they prepare a southern favorite-fried pork rinds. The town it self has several local restaurants. I enjoyed eating at several of them. Most of them only serve during certain hours so inquire before you go.