Address: 27450 Glass Road, Robertsdale, AL 36567
‎Telephone: 251-947-9530

Dates Stayed: 05/12/2017 – 05/13/2017 (1 night)

Rate: $36.38 per night (The do offer discounts for Good Sam, etc.)

Rating:

Location

The second stop on our cross country trip, this park is located off of I10 in Robertsdale, Alabama. Our navigation system had no idea to get us here, so I had to call to confirm what I saw on the map. The roads leading to the campground are barely one lane each way, so it was kind of stressful making turns and having another car passing on the opposite side.

Check-In

Checking in was a pretty quick. We were escorted to our site by someone with a golf cart. Amber drove this leg of our trip, she drove to the campsite, leveled and got the slides out while I went to the office with our escort. After checking-in, walked back to the campsite and got the shore cord and water connected before the rain poured down.

Camp Site

The park is clean with 50 amp, water and sewer, everything we needed. We arrived during a rain storm, so the absence of any shade did not bother us. But in the summer I can imagine it gets HOT. They have planted trees which will make things much better in the coming years. We had a site with a concrete pad, but we saw other RVs on grass sites. With the rain, the ground was pretty saturated, so we were glad not to be sinking in the mud.

WiFi & Cellular

I worked on the ride to the campground, but I did have to finish work after we arrived. The WiFi was nonexistent when we arrived. I am working on this post on the WiFi and it’s actually working well. But it cur out again, so I had to finish this post using my AT&T hotspot.

Facilities

This is not a resort, but it does have the basics any camper needs. It has a clubhouse, laundry, and bath services.

Conclusion

We would probably stay here again. It’s a clean park, but the WiFi is a problem if we need internet.