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Campground Review – Hawkins Pointe RV Park, Rossville, GA

Not every campground becomes a favorite, and unfortunately this was one of those places for us.

We ended up spending nearly three months here while preparing to hit the road full-time and then unexpectedlyreturned while waiting for repairs after our RV was damaged.

Because we experienced this park over an extended period—not just a weekend stay—we had the opportunity to see how it operates day after day rather than through the lens of a short visit.

While the location served its purpose by giving us a place to park, we found that many of the campground's published policies were not consistently enforced, and the overall upkeep and

management did not meet our expectations. Consistency matters to us because it creates a better experience for everyone staying in the park. In this review, I'll share both the positives and the areas where I believe there is significant room for improvement so you can decide whether this campground is a good fit for your travels.

Dates of Stay:  March 4, 2026 - June 2, 2026 & June 24, 2026 - July 23, 2026

Campground Details & Amenities

  • Location: Rossville, GA
  • Pet Friendly: Yes, Dog Park
  • Hookups: Water, Electric & Sewer
  • Restrooms/Showers: No
  • Campstore: No
  • Website: Hawkins Pointe
  • Site: 50 & 39, Pull-through
  • WiFi: Yes
  • Propane: No
  • Laundry: No
  • Pool: No

RATINGS: Based on Personal Stay and Observations

During our stay, we observed that some campers, including contractors, appeared to remain in the park well beyond the 90-day limit that we were told applied to us. We also found that neither of the sites we occupied was level, and site sizes can vary, so if you're traveling in a large fifth wheel or motorhome, I would recommend confirming that your assigned site will accommodate your rig before making a reservation.

This campground offers very few amenities beyond a fenced dog park, with no bathhouse, laundry facilities, pool, or other features that many RV parks in this price range provide. Based on our experience, we did not feel the monthly rate reflected the value we received. Every RVer has different priorities, but if you're looking for a resort-style campground with numerous amenities and consistent management practices, I would encourage you to research recent reviews carefully and decide whether this park is the right fit for your travel style.

OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 3

Value for the Money: 3/5

Staff & Service: 3/5

Cleanliness: 3/5

Site Quality: 3/5

Our reviews are based on our personal experience during our stay. Campgrounds can change ownership, policies, amenities, and pricing over time, so we encourage you to verify current information before booking.

What to Watch Out For

If consistent rule enforcement, well-maintained grounds, and a quiet camping environment are important to you, ask questions before booking. Our experience was that campground policies were not applied consistently, which affected the overall atmosphere during our stay.

Best Part

Convenient location if you need a place to park for a short stay, along with a fenced dog park.

DISCOVER THE LOCAL CHARM

Nearby Conveniences & Attractions

One advantage of this campground is its convenient location. Grocery stores, Walmart, restaurants, and other everyday necessities are all within about a 10–15 minute drive, making it easy to stock up if you're staying for more than a few days.

The campground is also close enough to Chattanooga to make exploring the area convenient. Popular attractions such as Ruby Falls, Lookout Mountain, Rock City, the Tennessee Aquarium, and downtown Chattanooga are all within an easy drive, making this a practical base if your primary goal is sightseeing.

One thing future campers should be aware of is the nearby speedway. Racing events are typically held on Tuesday evenings and weekends, and the noise was much more noticeable than we expected during our stay. If you enjoy racing, this may be a bonus. However, if you're looking for a quiet campground where you can relax outdoors, it's something you'll want to consider before booking.

Best For: Short-term stays where convenience and location matter more than resort-style amenities.

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