Cain's Creekside RV Park - Hahira, Georgia

Michelle M.

What a really beautiful campground with a lovely catch and release pond, and serene surroundings. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and clean. There is a railroad close by, but it's easily ignored. They also give great discounts to disabled Veterans. Kudos to Creekside for recognizing the sacrifices our wounded warriors made while protecting our freedoms. I wish everyone welcomed veterans like Creekside.

Angel A. M. (.

Five stars is based on the level of experience expected for price and stated offerings.

This is a cute little park in the nice town of Hahira, Georgia. Located about 20 minutes from major shopping in Valdosta, it is a great value and relaxing place to stop. With Passport America, your rates are incredibly affordable. Spots are relatively small (thin), but do have a privacy fence which makes things nice. They have a wooden bench and fire pit (although it had been so wet, fires were impossible at this time). Each site has a nice view of a large pond and are relatively level. FHU that worked great. WiFi was not very good, but we didn't really expect it to be as I can't imagine they have a lot of options this far out. Sprint and Verizon cell service both worked fairly well.

We did spend a few evenings fishing (as did many others) and didn't catch, or see anyone, catch anything. Not sure when they stock and there were heavy storms in the areas the days prior so wouldn't mark off for that. It is a smaller park with limited safe walking options.

Staff was very friendly on the phone and at check in and worked with us as we needed to change dates at the last minute due to storms. Best of all, the place was quiet and relaxing (mild train noise every once in a while). Sunsets were beautiful over the pond. Enjoyed our 5 night stay here and would stay again if in the area.

We did not use laundry or restrooms so cannot rate them and there are no other amenities that we were aware of.

James M.

Clean, and nice... full hook up... passing through and made for a great stop over... would stop again.

readlisten D.

Quiet, well kept no-frills RV Park. One star deduction for few amenities, but I love it here and stay seasonally to be near family. It's quiet, peaceful, but convenient. Never has anyone left a note on my car or RV, so I'm betting if someone did, there was a good reason.

Bonnie L. E.

Well to be fair I've never stayed there. But I have stayed in the mobile home park next door. If you're looking for fun neither of these places is probably where you wanna be. If you are looking for clean, quiet and relaxing, you'll be right at home.

David H.

Price was great (PassPort America member). Lot 11 was nice spot. Laundry only had one washer and one dryer. Quiet place until train come by, train tracks close, but I was in heaven listening to them(grown up next to train track as a kid). Yes I am weird. Will visit again. Thank you Cain's Creekside.

Ken

Well kept park with large sites. There is room to walk around the ponds and feed ducks or simply sit around and do nothing. TV reception with an antenna is pretty good and there is free Wi-Fi.

Valdosta is only 10 minutes away and has anything you might want. Hahira has several restaurants, a grocery store, Dollar General, and an auto parts store to take care of any immediate needs you have. I prefer to exit at Cecil and come to the park from the north. The 90 degree turn in Hahira is tight if you have a larger rig or if there is traffic.

The train track that some reviewers mention is 200 yards away. The trains only run a few times a day and they don’t blow their horn in this area. If you are inside your RV you may not even know they went by. At most you’ll hear them rumble by and for a moment you’ll think you heard thunder in the distance.

Rho M.

This is a nice place not too far from interstate.
*It's quiet here except an occasional train.
*Reasonable nightly rates.
*Nice staff on phone & in person.
*We loved there's a little bit of privacy between sites where they installed small sections of fence.
*Graveled sites.
*Only a few feet from pond where you can fish (catch & release).
*The Grass is kept nice.
*Very close to downtown Hahira for supplies, food, etc.
*Bigfoot/Shell just outside of town back over interstate has plenty of room for rigs & good gas prices!
(Caution: Back gravel road between 2 sections of campground is under water right now due to Hurricane Zeta last week, but is draining well.)