Campground At Barnes Crossing

This place gets one star because I can’t give zero. Let me tell you what happened. In April 2014 my grandmother died. I was listed as executrix of her will and had to go to court to carry out her will for her mentally retarded 73 year old daughter. My husband went home after the funeral & drove our RV down (Missouri). I came on my own in our car before my husband could get there. When I entered the office there were two men behind the desk. Neither one of them bothered to ask me if I needed help. I asked if there were any open spaces for a week (BTW there were dozens of empty spots). The middle aged man said «check in time isn’t until 11» (it was 10 am) I said that my husband was not far behind and he’d driven all the way from Missouri that he’d left at 3 am and I have court in the morning and we’re very tired. He said «I don’t want you here then. I don’t want any trouble.» I told him he could take his park and shove it up his ass.

This RV park is a gem in the woods! The sites are super-​huge and have been crafted to be on very level ground in tiers along the hillside. Reinforced barrier walls support the tiers and provide an fine backdrop to the site. The management is super friendly and you can tell they really care about the park and its guests. The office area is warm and inviting place to hang out and is decorated with all kinds of appropriate country stuff. There are decoration and bird feeders everywhere which naturally leads to lots of birds — which we totally enjoyed.
At first glance, the roads network appeared a bit narrow and curvy, but there were no problems with my 37′ 5^th wheel and there are signs everywhere indicating which direction you should go when you desire to leave. This seems like a very popular park and is busy with lots of rigs coming and going.
I would definitely return to this park if ever in the area again

Very cozy and quaint RV park, I wouldn’t let the name fool you — it is not a «campground» and our 45 ft Alegro Bus fit with no problem even with our tow vehicle attached. It is in secluded spot with lots of pine trees, just beautiful. The people in the office were very friendly, so much so we stayed there twice on our way to and from the Tiffin Service Center/​Tiffin Factory. It’s a great place to stop for a night or for a week, there is nots to do and see nearby.

Driving in from Baton Rouge, we were VERY tired coming in. I was pleasantly surprised by how well kept this campground was. Lots of flowers and greenery all around. When I called about a reservation 8 weeks ago u was told when we got here we could just pick whatever spot we liked. Well, the owner informed us we were very wrong and that the person who helps us was only here for one day. I was not happy with that information but especially how he talked to us. Other than that he was friendly during the rest of the trip.
They have a dog park and a nature trail. I did not use the bathhouse so no comment there. The trash was not picked up for two day– ANTS everywhere!
Not trying to be negative here. My husband and I go to a lot of RV parks. This one was clean and well kept up. It felt more like place to stay for he night. Not for a week.

Very nice, quiet campground. We are heading home from New Orleans and just stayed one night. It was a nice surprise when we pulled in. We were given a nice spot in the back. The lots are gravel but very level. We did not use the bathhouse, so I can’t comment on it. We arrived right at closing, but they didn’t rush us so they could leave. They $ 32 included cable and the wifi was pretty fast for a campground. I would recommend this park unless you are looking for a pool or other activities.

Out of 20+ RV parks that I’ve stayed in over the past 6 months, this was by far my worst experience.
I walked into the office a little after 9AM after driving from Oxford to Tupelo. Instead of «hi», «hello», or any other possibly greeting, the first words out of the manager’s mouth were: «Check in is at 11». This isn’t quite a hotel set-​up, and there were visibly dozens of spots open, so I asked if we could check in now. He gruffly said yes, and then asked if I was a Good Sam club member. I presented my platinum card, which I guess he had never seen before and refuted that that was the correct card.
The platinum road service good sam club card COMES WITH A MEMBERSHIP.
But he wouldn’t listen, didn’t give me a discount, and then charged me the full rate. I pulled out my credit card, but (going with my good run that morning) they only take cash or check. So I had to drive to a gas station and be charged an extra $ 3.00 (along with the $ 3.00 that I would’ve saved with the Good Sam discount) at the ATM, for a total of a $ 6.00 swing.
As for everything else, the campsites were severely uneven, they only had one bathroom and put us as far away as possible from them. The WiFi was slow as well. They also have Christian radio playing in the bathrooms all of the time, which is a little creepy. The showers were OK, although the bathroom stalls were tiny. When you sat down your knees touched the door, how is that possible?
Overall, my worst experience at an RV park.