Summerville Lakes RV Park and Campground — Reviews

This campground really isn’t set up for big rigs that weigh 30,000 pounds. When we tried to auto-level the stabilizers sank into the sand/gravel. We were offered other spots, but one was down a land bridge between many trees that would brush the sides and top of our rv and the other was in soft sand where one rain storm would have left us stuck in mud. Given the options we left. There was no offer to compensate us and no one ever even contacted us. We moved to another local campground that was actually cheaper, but better equipped to handle our rig. The campground is fine for campers, travel trailers and 5th wheels. The power was also low voltage and our rig kept shutting it off as to not damage the electronics in our rig. That is what it is set up to do. This also had no problems at the other campground.

There are two dead trees near site 3-3, and one dropped a huge 8" diameter dead limb and landed right next to our camper. We are lucky it didn't put a hole in our roof or land on our kids.