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- Chock_Full_o__NExplorer
Pinikki36 wrote:
This is proving to be a hard task. So many factors have to be considered.
-June 29th - July 4th
-41' with 5 slides
-Has to be near husband's work
-Has to have Wifi
-Has to be pull-thru
-Has to have full hookups
We would have started this search months ago, but we didn't have our leave date until just recently.
Sorry, but you're outta luck. None of the COEs are going to work for you and I highly doubt you will be able to get one of the VEEEERY few FHU pull-throughs at Red Top.
Just keep the original campground and be smart about your surroundings. - rockhillmanorExplorer.
- Pinikki36ExplorerThis is proving to be a hard task. So many factors have to be considered.
-June 29th - July 4th
-41' with 5 slides
-Has to be near husband's work
-Has to have Wifi
-Has to be pull-thru
-Has to have full hookups
We would have started this search months ago, but we didn't have our leave date until just recently. - jaycocamprsExplorerBetween McKinney and Red Top Mountain I like McKinney, but Red Top Mountain has a electric gate. So if you need out early or in late it could be worth staying there. Also if you have a large RV get a pull-thru, many of the backin sites are smallish
- Chock_Full_o__NExplorer
Pinikki36 wrote:
Oh no. We picked there because my husband's work has a branch there in Marietta, and it's super close to the campground. I checked reviews online (after I saw you two say it was horrible) and some were that it was okay, not much space, friendly staff....to they left early because it was horrible. No one mentioned crime. What to do. What to do. Stone Mountain isn't on our way or near my husband's work. Darn.
I live in Marietta. Trust me. You don't want to stay at that campground. :E
It would be worth it to stay north of Marietta at McKinney COE (Glade Rd exit off 1-75) and have your DH commute in to Marietta daily. It would probably take him 35-45min(which is a normal commute time in the metro-Atlanta area). Red Top Mountain SP is a few miles north of McKinney and it is a nice campground. Very busy in the summertime, though, since it is so close to Atlanta. If your Dh is working in Marietta, I wouldn't even entertain the idea of staying in Stone Mountain and having him commute. That would be utterly brutal, especially for a non-Atlanta native. - padredwNomadI have no experience with this side of Atlanta, but I do note that there are a couple of campgrounds about 20 miles north of Marietta on Lake Altoona. I have never stayed there, I am only going by your desired location.
Here is an example:
Lake Altoona RV - Pinikki36ExplorerOh no. We picked there because my husband's work has a branch there in Marietta, and it's super close to the campground. I checked reviews online (after I saw you two say it was horrible) and some were that it was okay, not much space, friendly staff....to they left early because it was horrible. No one mentioned crime. What to do. What to do. Stone Mountain isn't on our way or near my husband's work. Darn.
- Bird_FreakExplorer III wouldn't stay there on a bet!
- Chock_Full_o__NExplorer
Pinikki36 wrote:
Thanks all for the suggestions! We ended up reserving a spot at Atlanta-Marietta RV Resort Park. http://www.amrvresort.com/
We are traveling south along I-65 and this was just kinda on our way.
Well, good luck. Just be aware, this place is located in a high crime area (Franklin Rd corridor). Stay safe. - Pinikki36ExplorerThanks all for the suggestions! We ended up reserving a spot at Atlanta-Marietta RV Resort Park. http://www.amrvresort.com/
We are traveling south along I-65 and this was just kinda on our way.
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