Holiday Travel Park Chattanooga

This had been a privately owned park with owners on site. Not any more. The front desk was not at all helpful to the point of being a pain. More later. The prior owners left the campground in good condition, and much of that remains. It has cable TV, but SD signal only. Lineup does NOT include MLB or NFL network. It has WiFi, but dial up speeds. I got good speed once at 3 AM. My first site (120) was gravel and absolutely level. The second site (one night )(112) was off 3 - 4 inches side to side. The north side of the camp is all monthly - permanent residents with larger lots. The south side are smaller transient lots. Almost all are pull through. All are FHU, some 30A and some 30/50A. I reserved a 30A pull through on line a week before arrival because it was all that they had available. The morning of our arrival, they called to say I could not stay on a 30A site with a 50A FW. They were sure I would draw too much power, and blow a breaker to shut down the entire row of campers. They basically said I was too stupid to keep my power usage below 30A. My power usage on my 50 amp sites never exceeded 25A. I argued with them for 10 - 15 min on the phone to get them to move me to a 50A site, but it was only available for 3 nights. IF they had a cancellation, MAYBE I could stay a fourth night. They did have a space for me Friday night, but I had to pack up and change sites to site 112. The person who occupied my previous site, 120, arrived late and left early the next morning. There is no reason they could not have allowed me to stay on site 120 and put the overnight guest on site 112. The front desk were total jerks over the entire ordeal. And the playground was closed. I will NeVeR stay here again!!

Was able to secure a late reservation for Memorial Day. Clean and cool restrooms well thought out shower areas. Pull through sites small but adequate, had a nice pool and easy access.

Located off exit #1 on I-75 just before the TN line and the I-24/I-75 split. Developed ona Civil War battlefield (monument in the SW corner) this park is located a couple miles south of Ringgold Road, past the I-75 Flea Market building. It offers clean spearate showers, propane, a store and levelled gravel sites with a picnic table & fire ring. Not heavily treed, a night light at each site, and enough room for big-rigs to pass (barely) most are pull thru sites with 1-way drives. Escapees discount of 15% offered. Book ahead on busy weekends. We stayed in January and pulled right in. The back rows tends to flood in heavy rains. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group