Clover Leaf Forest RV Resort

After I moved back from Tennessee and was in need of somewhere to stay with my son and my cousin who are both good teenagers. We needed a place to live my parents live in the clover leaf 55+ park. So we paid monthly to have a camper at the camp ground. They made me take my pop up screen gazebo down because according to them it was not new. It was not tattered, worn, ripped nothing of the sort. But other people have gazebos that are just more expensive. Which as a single mom I could not afford: we were given an eviction notice on the 23rd of December (merry Christmas) they said it was due to clutter. Almost all the campers have gear under neath them or totes. We had a pack n play for our tiny dogs. We didn’t bother anyone. Other campers have ac units hanging out of them and according to the

Nice clean RV park. Very close to town with lots of shops and restaurants. The laundry room was well kept and the machines all worked and you were able to use an app.

Good place. My second time here. We stay here for the Croom MTB rides. Gets quiet early. Not much noise. Not scenic. But good location for stuff around here. Many long stayers. They pack em in here also.

No one available on Sundays, sites are small for a 37 foot motorhome with slides. Book this together with another family, and we are not even close to each other. Very poor management. Thousand Trails should be ashamed to have this park in their collection.

The roads in rv park are very narrow. The sites are very close together. They have some nice amenities, but I feel it is not big rig friendly .