Percy Quin

Kelly Geiger

If you want to fish or play golf this is the park for you. Beyond that, this park is really lacking in both condition and things to do. The drive in is pretty with a canopy of trees but once you get to the RV sites it is like camping in a parking lot. No trees, no shade and the sites are on top of one another. The park site states that it has been newly renovated but the bathrooms are old and rarely cleaned. Dead bugs were all over the counter and in the sinks. The also have no a/c and were hot and sticky even in April. The swimming pool was drained and the tennis courts are so old and/or dirty you can not even see the lines. There is only one trail to hike in the park and it is a disaster. Swamp like, broken boards on the bridges and downed trees blocking the trail. One shoe was found stuck in one of the washed out mud crossings and we declared it the symbol of the whole Percy Quinn experience. Swimming is at your own risk. Alligators and cotton mouth snakes were spotted. This park tries to offer too much and does most of it poorly.

Chuck Flynn

We spent 4days at Percy Quinn S.P. Park has been completely upgraded, large and spacious sites, beautiful landscaping and peaceful. Love the love lock bridge! Great addition! Headed back in 2 weeks. Can’t wait lol!!

Jessica Soileau

The park itself is absolutely beautiful. We enjoyed every part of the outdoors. The pavilion area was very nice for an event we attended. Which is why I gave 3 stars. Cabin 14 however was absolutely disgusting. There is no way it has been cleaned in years. Stuff splattered on every wall including what appeared to be feces in the bathroom. Dust, cobwebs, and stains on the linens. The windows were so dirty you could barely see out of them. I can deal with the fact that the cabins are old but the filth was overwhelming. The microwave did not work and the stove was in awful condition. The camper area is very nice but I would not recommend renting a cabin. Especially cabin 14. They should have paid us to stay in that mess.

Jessica

We stayed in Cabin 2 the second weekend of February. The last time I stayed there was about 15 years ago maybe. They did not change a single thing. And not in a good way. Pulled up and the outside looked the same. Went to the back screened in porch and it went downhill from there. They had a big hole in the ground, the boards were not there and some were loose. If you weren't careful, you could fall. The stairs leading down to the water, wasn't sturdy by any means. They did not have caution tape, signs, or anything about being careful with the holes or stairs. Went inside and the cabinet above the sink, MOLD. Around the light in the kitchen, MOLD. The bathroom to the right was basically flooded because the water was not turned off. We couldn't figure it out until the next day and it was a mess. The beds were from the 90s it felt like. We went to put our food in the fridge, the fridge wasn't as cold as it should be. Saw the top of the fridge cracked, wasn't sealing properly. So, we had to keep everything in the ice chests. We should've left. We didn't think it would get worse, but it did. Went to cook dinner and on the website it might say cookware, but that's a lie. Had 2 baby pans for eggs. Took a trip to DG to get a pot to cook in. Went back inside after dinner and they had roaches on the counter! And then in the fridge!! And they weren't big roached, they were the baby ones. No pans for biscuits and such, thank God I brought my air fryer and electric skillet thing. That's what we used to cook with. We woke up Sunday morning at 7 and was out of there by 7:30. We all felt disgusting and couldn't wait to leave. Went on the Nature Trail, if you want to call it that, and you have to BE CAREFUL. There was holes in the wood/walkway. Nothing was right. She said you can only go a mile in a half, I don't think it was even safe for that long. We shouldn't have stayed, we are still saying it til this day. Tuesday after 3 of us started feeling sick, we are thinking from the mold. I called on February 12th and spoke to a female and addressed all the issues we had. She wasn't aware of the mold, but I know someone definitely knows, and was "concerned" about everything else. She told me how the manager will call be back and maybe he can do something for us (not that I expect it or even holding my breath) and it's exactly a week later and I still haven't heard anything. They are apparently closing the cabins to get re-done. They shouldn't be even open right now. If I go back, I will find a camper because I won't stay in those cabins again. I'll go find another campground.

Jerry Lathem

We camped here three nights November 2024. All sites are relatively new, level and concrete with full hookups. Sunday to Thursday $35, weekend $45 per night. Great place to bike, around nine miles of interior roads. Even has a Love Lock bridge that you can put your lock. Day use area has pavilions, playground and six tennis courts. There is a swimming pool but not sure it is in use anymore. At least 48 cabins, group dormitories, primitive camping, marina, lodge and a nine hole golf course. The campgrounds are large and are arranged in a herringbone design so you look out on the rear of one neighbor and the front of the other. Lots of tall spindly trees and no bushes so very little privacy. No fire pits but fires are permitted. The camp store does not sell firewood and the only source they offer is Walmart. Thursday night the park was less than half full but Friday night the place filled completely up. My neighbor to the right came in around midnight and has found a way to light his clearance lights so they stay on all the time, kind of annoying. For the most part the park was quiet at night a few fifth wheels run their docking lights at night for some reason. Campers are a mix of the typical state park camping type and travelers overnighting off I-55.