Quail Ridge RV Park

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Quail Ridge RV resort and it was one of the best camping experiences I've ever had. From the moment we arrived until the moment we reluctantly packed up our gear, every aspect of our stay was exceptional. Nestled amidst towering trees and surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it felt like we had discovered a hidden gem. There is Sly Creek reservoir few miles away from the campground, which was absolutely beautiful. The campsite itself was meticulously maintained, showcasing the dedication and care of the staff. The spacious and well-defined camping spots provided ample privacy, allowing each group to have their own little slice of paradise. The grounds were clean and well-groomed, with abundant shade and plenty of comfortable seating areas to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Owner Pamela deserves a special mention for her warm and welcoming demeanor. She was always ready to assist with a smile, providing helpful recommendations for hiking trails, fishing spots, and nearby attractions. Furthermore, the campsite offered a range of activities that catered to different interests. There are volleyball, badminton nets, and lots of toys for kids to play with. I wholeheartedly recommend this campsite to fellow nature enthusiasts seeking an exceptional getaway.

The setting of this place is incredibly serene and peaceful, surrounded by nature and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's conveniently located near a lake and hiking trails, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts. The hot showers and clean bathrooms were an added bonus that made our stay even more comfortable. Overall, I would give this place an A+ for its relaxing atmosphere and secluded location.

Sites are quite big. Plenty of room to set up temporary fencing for your pets or hang out under the awning. Pamela is who you communicate with prior to arrival. She is very helpful and informative. Check in process went fine except that it was a bit disorganized. Recommend you inquire as to your assigned site number (or options) prior to arrival in case no one is in the office. Pamela and her husband are new owners and it is evident that they have done a LOT of clean up there. The area is absolutely beautiful with so much area to hike where you are not likely to see another human. We were nestled nicely in the trees. While it is a bit cluttered at some of the sites due to long time residents having a large amount of stuff around their trailers (and some VERY old trailers), everyone is respectful of each other's space. Owners & Maintenance guy are super nice and helpful. Laundry Room was great with several washers & dryers, but bring your own laundry soap. There is no soap there to buy. Bathroom is a single stall with one shower but if your in an RV, that probably isn't an issue. If you need cell service, get one of those AT&T Go Phones (or whatever they are called these days). Only AT&T gets services up there. Lastly, I would say this is a 4 star RV Park. I gave it 5 stars because I feel that the 1 & 2 star reviews were unfair so I wanted my review to help get the overall stars back up where I think it belongs. There is still a lot of work to do there, but overall, it was a lovely area and experience.

Manager Pamela very helpful. Beautiful setting camping and long term. Reasonable rates, full hook ups restrooms w/showers laundry room. Sites are gravel. 475$ a site with a couple premiums. 4 stars only because not concrete or paved streets. But still nice place. AT&T best phone service no wifi. Owners now adding Starlink. Some residents have direct TV also. The owners have recently added a area for our pest to play and be safe. Thank you Joe-ed and Pamela Roscoe is happy 🐕 dog. They've also added Starlink internet.

Would give 5 but only thing missing is paved driveway and concrete slabs to park on. But the park is for long and short term very good managers great maintence man very helpful. Washer dryer and restrooms w/showers cost minimal. Enjoy the forest.