Quail Circle RV Campground

Not a bad little RV campground but could use some improvement. In Quail Circle there are a total of 12 sites, each of which are reverse-in (no pull-thru available) and each is just barely long enough for tandem-axle pull-behind campers. The sites are gravel pads with around 10-20' between them. Each has electric (30A) and water hookups and contain a steel BBQ grill and concrete picnic table. Most sites had either a steel fire ring or make-shift stone fire pits but many were nearly unrecognizable. The area is heavily wooded with pine trees so expect some sap and pine needles on your vehicle. The main loop around the campground is paved but the pavement is in poor condition and there is a rather tight turn at one end which could be difficult for larger/longer trailers and class-A motorhomes. There were bathrooms at the entrance of this campground but they were locked when we visited. There is no RV dump station in this campground but there is one just across the street in the Turkey campground. ATT did not have any cell phone reception during our stay here but our Verizon phones did get occasional 3G service (no LTE). While not visible from the campground, there is lake access (with boat ramp) a short distance away (2-min drive, 10-min walk).

Older camp sites but manageable. 20 and 30 amp with water. Sites are about 20 yes apart, however, this circle was tight for a 34 ft. bumper pool. I had to back down 1/4 of the circle into my site. If I had a different site in the curve, probably would not have made it. Bathrooms were open and had hot water for showers. Much better than across the street at Turkey circle. Turkey has sewer hook ups but bad camp site. All fire pits are in the inner circle, no privacy.

A great area. This camping spot is small. I think there are only 12 spots here. I hope they do a little remodel soon. The roads need work and other parts of the park have brand new bathrooms. This could do with the same treatment.

It was a nice spot. My only 2 complaints were no sewer hookup and the pad at spot 3 was almost impossible to get level. The left side was about 9 inches higher than the right side which necessitated several of the leveling pads to get even left to right. The front was on a downslope and even with the leg fully extended, a concrete block and several leveling pads, we still slept with the camper leaning forward. This also made it very shaky. Otherwise, it was nice. We wound up going across the street to Turkey and finding an empty site to dump our tanks a couple times during the stay.

Bad road, looming trees on tight curves you can see were struck multiple times, no sewer and no dump station, tiny spots that are horribly uneven, broken table. Not any flat area to hang outside so we used Christmas lights way out and used a solo stove for fire since fire ring was impossible to use on a washed out area. First time I haven't taken a picture of a site cause it was that bad