Reviews

For Paradise Lake Family Campground: Late checkin: envelopes, a board with open site numbers, but no maps. Fortunately we had found one on their web site (though not a menu choice on their site) and so made do without. Tried out a few different sites to find something close enough to level.

One shower used had reversed hot and cold water, a safety issue. Other shower used was right out of M*A*S*H, with a pull rope for water, no temperature control.

Expensive for the region, but not much else in the area so that has some impact I suppose. Looks like it'd be nice for kids with a nice waterfront on a small, man-made lake.

Posted Oct 09, 2017 by Dan from New Hampshire. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Paradise Lake Family Campground: First the good. The campground is in a nice setting with plenty of room for kids to play in the grass, ride their bikes or just have a good time in the playgrounds. The lake in the summertime is an added bonus on hot days. Many activities pre-planned for campers.
Now for the problem areas. The road into the park is randomly patched with blacktop and makes the ride very bumpy. Shakes your RV so batten down the hatches. The biggest risk for a big rig is the overhanging and protruding trees. We couldn't use our satellite dish because of the overhead limbs. Unfortunately, we stayed during heavy rains. There was red mud everywhere. No cable or Wi-Fi (except at the office) so the daily rate seems high compared to other parks offering more amenities. If you want to stay near Lynchburg or Appomattox there aren't many choices for RV parks. This one is acceptable but could be improved.

Posted Sep 06, 2017 by TNDON from Tennessee. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.