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New Owners are very nice. Went out of their way to help. Good level sites. Convenient for the area. Park is clean and neatly set up. My only negative comment is the smell from the paper mill down the road, but that can not be helped. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
New owners are doing a lot to update and upgrade the park. Our site, 43, was extremely level with, what appeared to be, new gravel. All hooks up worked as advertised (E, W, S, CTv). Provided WiFi sometimes would come to a halt, but otherwise, worked fine. The restrooms at the back of the office building were very clean. Shower stalls are in the laundry room. Washer's $1.50, Dryer's $1.50 for about 45 minutes drying time. Limited RV supplies in the office. Verizon voice and data extremely strong. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
The city of Savannah has several moderately priced restaurants along the main drag that are acceptable. Very nice Tennessee River Museum in the old downtown area. Shiloh National Cemetery and Park very close. Be sure to visit The Outpost south on SR 128.
The owners are outstanding at catering to any special need you may have while at the park. We needed some tools to fix a mechanical problem and the owner was more than willing to assist us. Thanks again for your support! The only complaint I had was the internet was good while logged on my laptop, but was horrible when trying to watch online shows. The park is very clean and my buddy took showers at the bath house and said it was the nicest showers he has ever used at an RV park. I'll be back again in the spring! We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
Pickwick Lake fishing is outstanding Savannah, Tn is about 6 miles north of the park and has plenty of places to eat, buy RV supplies, car, RV repair, etc. Try R and B BBQ in Pickwick, TN right on Hwy 57. Not anything to look at from the road but the food and service was outstanding. Shiloh Military park is near by and a cool place to visit. Buford Pusser Museum is near by in Adamsville.
This was a terrific park to stay at with the pool and plenty of room at your site. We have a Tiffin Motorhome, so we were on our way to Red Bay, AL, which was only 1 1/2 hours away. The owners are new and reworking & building new sites to expand. Regrettably, our site was not level- our front wheels were on the ground but barely. New owners are working on it. There is nearby grocery, Walmart & Lowes. We would certainly stay here again. Verizon signal is perfect as is Satellite. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
Green Acres is the place to be! I was sold on the park even before we got here because of the park name and the fact that the roads are named after Green Acres' characters. It is a lovely park located close to the Shiloh National Battlefield. The sites are pretty far apart and the full hookups are great. Our pull through gravel site was long enough for at least two Class A Motorhomes and two cars. No kidding. It was a huge site. The amenities are note worthy too. The in-ground saltwater pool was clean and well kept. I actually took a dip in the pool (I never do that). I didn't peek into the laundry or the bathrooms, but I'm sure they are just as good. There were several gathering areas around, including some swinging benches on a concrete pad near the pool area. Some sites are for monthly rentals. I wouldn't have known that if the owners hadn't told me. Everything is tidy here. The landscaping is obviously a priority and cable tv is provided. Out of all of the parks we have used so far, Green Acres has superior Wi-Fi. So much so, in fact, that we didn't use our access points. This was a first for us. We will be sending everyone we know to Green Acres. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
This is a very clean & quiet campground. They usually place the transients in the pull-thru sites, which are mostly sunny. It's nice having a pull-thru for our 38' fifth wheel though. We didn't try the WIFI. ATT cell worked great. We got a lot of cable channels - some would pixelate but really no big deal because there were so many to choose from. There was no channel guide on TV, which would have been nice. They do give you a list of the channels on paper. There was a large grassy area nearby. We were told we could take our dogs there, off leash. Maybe making that a dog park (fenced) in the future would be nice? They also give you a list of restaurants in the area. Savannah is about 15 minutes away. This was a really nice campground. We met the owners in the pool - good people. Pool was extremely clean too. We used it every day. We will definitely return. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
5 miles from Pickwick dam. A couple of miles from The Outpost restaurant - very popular place. Mostly burgers and sandwiches (including BBQ). Good food.
Sites were gravel and fairly level. Adequate power and water pressure. Pool was nice. Staff do a great job keeping the campground mowed. Very nice people at check-in. The downside was no shade and it was very hot and we had small grandchildren. The shaded spots around the back perimeter are taken up by long term residents. All in all a pretty nice place to camp. Park is relatively new so in time the trees will grow and provide more shade. The only other negative was the traffic is close with lots of big trucks using jake brakes. Nothing the campground can do about that though. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
Beautiful setting, friendly and helpful staff, nice level site. Convenient to Savannah, Shiloh, and Corinth. Acres of grass for dog walking. We would definitely stay here again. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Motorhome.
Lovely park and warm people to welcome us. We had a giant pull-thru site with tons of room on each side. Pool was clean and refreshing. Laundry room was spotless. Campground was clean, fairly level, and quiet. Would stay here again. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Our second stay here and we liked the park. Clean and we'll kept. Owners very nice. My only problem was with the wifi. Didn't work well. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a beautiful little park. Staff was very welcoming, and met the owner when we arrived. They gave us information on where we could find good food and groceries. They also have directions to the Shiloh Battleground which is a must see! We will definitely be back! We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
We just stay at Green Acres this week. This is one of the best parks we have stay at. The owners and workers take pride in this RV Park, and it shows. Would highly recommend it. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Stayed one night on a quiet weekend in March. Hosts are amazingly nice folks. Campground is clean, well maintained and just overall well done! We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Must eat at The Outpost about 8 minutes south of the campground. Amazing local southern flair of a place.
I've stayed here three times and love it. Close to shopping. Staff is very helpful, especially Kelly. Resort is kept very clean. Owners are really down to earth people and help anytime asked. I highly recommend this resort. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Shiloh and Corinth both easily accessible from park. Staff very friendly and helpful. Park new, up to date, clean, quiet. Would stay here again. We camped at Green Acres RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
We come to Pickwick Lake frequently and keep a pontoon there. We will definitely be back to this RV park. If you do not have a boat, you can rent one through the Pickwick State Park for a very reasonable price. it's a great lake for all water activities. Check out the Outlook near the dam for good food. Savannah has everything from a super Walmart to Lowe's to Kroger.
The Shiloh and Corinth, MS civil war battlefields and museums and the Tennessee River Museum in Savannah are worth the trip. Other than that, there's not a whole lot to do in the area.
We toured Shiloh battlefield, the magnificent Corinth interpretive center, Pickwick Landing State Park, the Rosenbaum House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Florence AL, and the fabulous Helen Keller birthplace near Florence. Lunches at the Rib Shack in Corinth and the Sweet Basil Cafe in Florence were great.
There are a lot of things to do nearby - fishing at Pickwick dam and the Tennessee River, Shiloh National Military Park, Savannahs Tennessee River Museum, flea market in Crump, Buford Pusser home and museum in Adamsville, etc. We were here for a family reunion and visited several historic cemeteries also.
5 miles from Pickwick Landing State Park and Dam. If your looking for a good place to eat, I suggest The Outpost near Pickwick and Molly Monday's in Savannah.
Many places to visit such as Shiloh N.P. plus Pickwick Dam is only five miles away. You must eat at Hagy's Catfish Hotel that is located close to Shiloh N.P. great food.
Visited Shiloh Battlefield, Buford Pusser's (Walking Tall) home and fished the Pickwick Dam. If you're a fisherman, bring your gear. Pickwick Dam has great access for non-boat fishermen, with sidewalks and concrete walls to get you right to the rivers edge below the dam. Rest rooms too.
Right out of Shiloh National Battlefield was "The Catfish Hotel" restaurant. I don't eat catfish but had theirs and did enjoy it>
Near the Tennessee River, Shiloh Battlefield Park and several other Civil War sites. Several good restaurants nearby.
We came to this area from Shiloh Park and Corinth in Mississippi. It was about learning more on the civil war.
Savannah is a small town but cute. We found a good BBQ place for dinner. We filled up with some of the cheapest diesel we've seen in years! There are several historical battle sights to visit near the campground and a couple of state parks.
Shiloh, Corinth are both within day trip distance. If you luck out, you might catch a Paddleboat docking near the town park. I did. If you are a photographer, this area is a gem.
If you are a Civil War buff, go see the Shiloh Battlefield park. It is only a few miles away. Also, the Corinth battlefield museum is only about 20 miles away. There is ample shopping in nearby Savannah. Walmart, Lowe's, Kroger, etc. We did not eat at any of the local restaurants, but I understand that Savannah is the "Catfish Capital of the World". : )
Must visit Memphis, Nashville, and Florence, Alabama!! Not too far to drive, and be sure to take the Natchez Trail Parkway when going to visit Nashville, it was very pretty, and cool things to see too.
The area is beautiful...Pusser museum is only a short drive. Memphis and Nashville are about a 2 hour drive. Pickwick Park and Lake only 5 minutes away. Great location.
Go eat at the Catfish Hotel....right near the Shiloh Battlefield. Great food ....and plenty of it. Krogers grocery is right down the road about 2 miles. Lowes and Walmart are about 8 miles away. Make sure you ask which way to get to them easiest.
Went to "Top of The River" restaurant this trip. Excellent and inexpensive. Recommend having dinner around 4:00 to avoi the crowd. Haggy's Catfish Hotel is also excellent for catfish.
Great stopover for Shiloh National Military Park, with Krogers, Walgreen's, and Walmart conveniently located on the way from the RV park to the battlefield.