Pine Mountain RV Resort

Twice, they booked us onto sites that were much too small for us. Both times we stuck out into the street at either end, and the trees weren’t trimmed back enough to keep off the coach. It’s also much too far out of the way. We won’t be back.

It was a nice campground, and the pads looked good and reasonably maintained. We didn’t use the amenities since it was late November. The only change I’d suggest is making the pads wider, though it wasn’t a major problem.

Our 40-foot motorhome was difficult to maneuver around the RV park, and the electric wasn’t working. They sent someone to repair it in the morning, but we had to run the generator overnight. It cost more than other parks we’d stayed at and wasn’t as nice, and they offered no compensation for the inconvenience.

There are lots of good pull-through sites. The premium spots each have two sewer hookups, which is handy if, like us, you have multiple connections or tanks.