These comments are just the
experience of the two RV Gypsies and do not make the campground good
or bad in general. However, the two RV Gypsies will never return to
this campground for several reasons.
1. TRAINS
- Trains run quite often, early evening and all night long. The
tracks are nearby, so not only are the loud train horns extra annoying,
especially while trying to sleep, but the train wheels can be heard
on the tracks long after the horns stop blowing.
2. The Gate Punch Key is on the passenger side of the RV/car. All other
campgrounds that the two RV Gypsies have been in over the 12 years of
travel, the punch key was where the driver could pull up to it and reach
it.
Here at CrossRoads, the passenger has to get out of the car to punch
in the entry code. If only one person in the car, then the driver has
to get out, walk around to the other side of the car in order to punch
in the code.
If in an RV, the RV can not stop there because it would be hanging
out into the street, even if not towing a car. That must be why the
gate is open during the day when RVs should be arriving or leaving.
3. The TV did not pull in any stations at all. If the campground had
Wi-Fi, they did not give the two RV Gypsies the code. Cell phones did
not work inside the RV while in this campground.
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Below: The Ragsdale Old Building
was once a tobacco warehouse and charcoal briquette factory. The 22,000
square foot building has been outfitted to host Art Fields and community
events in Lake City. Built in the 1920’s, the “Ragsdale
Old Building,” a former charcoal briquette warehouse, is now the
go-to venue for all large-scale events in Lake City! Now known as “The
ROB,” this 22,000 square foot facility features newly added restrooms
and a warming kitchen with large refrigerator and ice maker. Multiple
plugs are available in the warming kitchen so caterers may easily operate
out of the space for on site events. The square footage and available
working space makes The ROB an ideal locale for large weddings, receptions
& reunions, community gatherings and trade shows. Black Chiavari
chairs and a variety of banquet tables are available with facility rental,
making planning and set-up that much easier. The parking lot was newly
renovated in winter 2019, putting the finishing touches on one of Lake
City’s most popular venues!
above quote from https://www.visitlakecitysc.com/venues/the-rob |
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This is a small, new campground
with paved roads and nice pads on each site. The two RV Gypsies stayed
in an end-site which was nice. The campground office had a unique shape
to it, but the two RV Gypsies did not take a photo of it. |
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Besides the view of The ROB
building, the two RV Gypsies also had a view of a small pond and the
showers, which they do not use. |
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