Forsyth KOA

Stayed here on our way up to Tennessee recently. The campground is just off of I75 about a ½ mile by their signs. But it’s a frontage road so you’re paralleling I75. Stayed in the back which was very quiet and the spaces about middle of the pack… not too close.
Price was reasonable for a one night stay. We drove over to town and ate at a local bbq place. most of the places under Unilocal appeared to be off of the location that was set for them. Go by the address instead of the GPS marking on Unilocal

The spaces in back might be in better shape, but the transient pull-​thrus near the front were precarious. Very rough road, no guard rail or guidance between you and the 20′ drop in to the pond, un-​level spaces, and our next door neighbor almost couldn’t get his 5er pulled out because it leaned in so close to our RV when he turned on to the road.
Otherwise, friendly staff and easy to find off the interstate (which you can see and hear from the front row spaces). We didn’t use any of the amenities on our short stay, but the pool and playground look decent enough.
There are not a lot of options for RV parks in the area, so either plan around it or set your expectations pretty low. And please, arrive in daylight. We got there for a late night check-​in, and that rough road was pretty scary.

Under new management Awesome place Serve pizza guide you to campsite nice bathrooms internet and to our surprise made and delivered home made cookies to our rv So great everyone cheerful and nice campsites clean and quiet These guys rock!

It is what it is… Right off I-​75… Perfect to stay over night and get back on the road the following day or 2… Not the type that you would want to bring the family to for a weeks vacation.
My only complaint was they need more lighted signage directing you to the campground… Fine in the daylight but at night you will miss the sign for the turn as we did.

Great campground for walks. I love the hills, good for the legs and the ba-donk-a-donk…we were escorted to a site under the lovely trees and enjoyed the little lake and ducks. It’s quieter if you stay in the back, but we keep a small fan going in our bedroom at night for white noise and had no problem with interstate traffic sounds. Be sure to try the pizza. It’s better than you would expect. The cookies also were a nice touch. Also, use
to show you where a restaurant named Grits is. It’s pricey but so worth it!

Nothing special, rather typical for commercial campground. We attended a RV Club rally in the back forty. Spaces were adequately sized for motor homes and toad, however all were poorly leveled and gravel. All sites in rear are open no shade. Unusual, even interesting cooking devices on each site could not be used due to broken rack. Even if it worked my wife would not have let me use it because it was rusty throughout. Great meeting room with adequate kitchen facilities. Little on the small side, accommodates roughly 30 people. Has small pool and catch and release pond. My biggest complaint was the ten dollar fee for WIFI for the weekend. And on top of that after a couple of emails the network throttled down to a dribble. One positive thing, you are escorted to your site, and later we were given a box of three warm chocolate chip cookies that were out of this world. Staff polite, if not efficient. Had to ask three times for WIFI access code. Great looking place, needs level paved sites in rally area, and conventional BBQ cooking stands. Five dollars a day is too much for a throttled low speed WIFI.