Name: City of Roses RV Park
Address: 277 Old Boston Rd, Thomasville, GA 31792, USA, US
Telephone: +1 229-236-9090

City of Roses RV Park is a campground, located at 277 Old Boston Rd, Thomasville, GA 31792, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 229-236-9090 for more detailed information.

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277 Old Boston Rd, Thomasville, GA 31792, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 08 January 2014

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Laura Johnson

19 December 2017

Drug infested
Arden Singletary

10 December 2017

This place has been condemned due to lack of running water.
Robin Robinson

29 September 2017

Everything was peaceful, clean, and staff was great
Stacey Cowart1

22 May 2017

Love the roses! Feeding the ducks with the kids always a plus and walking around the lake is very comfortable
James Mcveigh

25 March 2017

Trashy and drug infested
Sr. Fox

31 May 2016

A what looks like a city run, mostly long term campground near the center of the city. Good rates ($35) per night for a pull through with easy in and out. We just stayed overnight and all services worked fine.
Dawn Wright

01 December 2015

I just moved here 2 weeks ago. I am so happy with my decision for everyone is so friendly and reminds me of my teen years when mom and dad took us RVing .. it is like family here. look forward to being here for a long time .
Michael Low

15 January 2014

OK, this is not the Garden of Eden but there are some redeeming features to the place. We were headed across the Southern US and got really sick with Bronchitis and probably Pneumonia. We stopped here and stayed a week because we didn't have any other choice but to get well. I guarantee you one thing; you and I are almost certainly better off financially than almost all the people who live here and are trying to get by each day. The fascinating thing we found was that all these people who had so little cared so much about our health and wellness. They asked how we were doing each day and were really concerned whether we were getting better. They offered to help us in any way they could. The owner, Bill is a fine gentleman. Yes, the place is rough and the people who live there are rougher but I would urge you to look beyond that, talk with them, buy them a Coke and count your blessings.