A-Okay RV Park in Dothan - Dothan, Alabama

Amy K.

5/5

Very cool RV park that can accommodate big rigs. It's also a cattle ranch that also sells beef. Very happy with my visit, would stay again.

A

1/5

After reading reviews, 3 stars at best. Living fairly close, 2.5 hrs, we decided to ride through. Pulled up to an old trailer labeled office,sketchy! I was ready to go. We drove so we went in, not exactly a clean place, a bit run down as you would expect from the appearance. The lady in the office was irritable but warmed up and was nice. We discussed reviews, she explained them off. We made a reservation. Offered to pay in full but told no, concerned because our dates included the Peanut festival and Veterans Day. I did receive an email confirmation of our dates. Fast-forward, 2 days prior to our anticipated arrival, our plans shifted by a day, I called. No formal “AOKay Campground, phone etiquette” just Hello! I identified myself and explained my reason for the call, “no problem, see you when you get here”. Upon arrival we proceeded to what we knew to be the office, aka rundown trailer. We were ambushed by 2 golf carts. The office moved, they tried to “flag us down”. Oops, our fault! No problem, I went with “the sister” to properly check in, my husband followed ”the brother” who escorted to our site. Meanwhile in the office, “the mother” yes this is how they refer to themselves, No names, is not very friendly. She asked several times if we had a reservation, I gave her the confirmation email, she couldn’t find it. Clearly with the new office came a new IT system. After signing my life away, 2 pages of rules front and back & 15 min of the mother trying to get the new system to match the email quote, she conceded to allow the system to charge less than the quote. On the return golf cart ride, I mentioned that the mom needed to smile. She said it had been a busy day, they attended a funeral and 10 campers came in earlier. After set up we walked the campground, lots of full-timers, we knew this, some could use some face lifts but as a prior full-timer I understand the challenges of camper living. I appreciate a location that allows full-timers, there are many trades that require transient living, which WE ALL benefit from; electricians, welders, nurses just to name a few! As mentioned, we live nearby, husband works for a shed moving company and they had local move. His boss picked him up in the campground at 8am, ambushed by a golf cart, the brother “what are you doing here”. My husband explained he was being picked up to go to work. We’re camping here, mind you “the brother” literally parked us and talked to my husband for at least 20 min, 18 hours ago! No problem, off to work he goes. All is well UNTIL…. Shed truck: Ford 550 pick-up, NOT a semi, pulling a 26fr empty trailer- pulls in ON THE ROAD, in the campground. Before reaching our camper - you guessed it, the golf cart! This time, “the dad” VERY abrupt and rude “what are you doing here, get that truck out of here, next time you come here you leave that truck on the road, don’t bring that in here”! I’m in complete shock! In review: smaller than our 40ft camper, empty trailer, daylight hours, not going fast, abiding by all road signs. When my husband asked if there was a problem - again very rude and curt, “the problem is this truck doesn’t belong in here and if you don’t like that you can take your equipment and leave too”! Again, WOW! I’m completely speechless, and have NEVER been talked to in this manner! His boss left as directed and we were left looking at each other in complete disbelief. I had plans, the reason we’re camping, so packing up in that moment was not realistic, though very tempting! I did immediately make reservations at another location for the next day! My husband, the bigger person, went to the office to purchase steak, they’re also a cattle ranch. The dad was tending in office. After some talk about cattle, he explained a past shed repo situation that caused property damage, NOT this company! No apology attempts were made. Unacceptable, we’ll never be back! I’d like to say we were refunded but honestly I didn’t even ask, I wanted to leave without giving myself or others reason to get an attitude. I choose GRACE and I pray they do too!

Chris A.

5/5

Great place to live.Enjoy it very quiet.Good people to own a place friendly.The u s a steak and Beef from their
Farm I live there full time great Place

Lisa N.

3/5

AOkay is a friendly place and the staff was very helpful. Full hookup and most are pull through sites. The sites are very close to each other and bathrooms need updating. Work in progress at this time. Amazing fresh beef selections.

Paula P.

5/5

Just a quick stop over night, but what a wonderful campground, cattle farm and Harvest Host. Nice and quiet plus their store has just about everything. Oh, and the meat. Bringing home a whole bunch of beef. The staff are super friendly and Thanks for a lovely stay!!

Blair S.

5/5

A-Okay RV Park in Dothan LA was just a few miles off Route 231 and had good spacing between camp sites. Cellular was 3 Bar 5G and the bathrooms were well kept. They raise longhorn beef that sells for a good price. They are a Harvest Host member: This was a good stay.

Mia M.

5/5

Nice park, great owners (Couldn't be nicer and always onto of any issues in the park) and farm fresh beef.
Our 5 months there was nice, hot/humid but thats the south.
The only drawback was the price went up on us instead of down as told to us prior to moving to Dothan "Cost of Living"
A big part of the reason we chose A Okay RV Park was our quoted price and it going down in three months, not up.
Everything else was nice, on site laundry, beautiful longhorns, friendly, quiet park.
I would definitely consider staying there again if in the Dothan area.

Melanie D.

5/5

The best friendly safe and very accessible for elderly and handicapped. Ground extremely level for 88 year old father to walk and explore the long horn cattle. They even have a pond to fish in. We will stay here again. We stayed a week and never heard the train go through.

Coreen H.

5/5

We enjoyed our stay at A okay . It was the best 20 dollars we've spent. The owner took us on a golf cart ride to see the Longhorns. He sells the best grass fed meat.

david B.

5/5

Just spent several days at AOKay and was impressed with the cleanliness and well run park. They were very friendly even to the point of taking my wife and I out to see the Longhorn herd. They offer long term storage parking for snowbirds as well as overnighters. They are currently working on two new bath houses. We normally look for a KOA if we can't get a SP reservation but they had all the amenities with the exception of a pool. Store laundry propane. Again this will be our 1st choice when are in the area. Thank you for real Southern Hospitality

Thomas F.

5/5

Enjoyed our stay in Dothan. Kept phone number in my phone for next year on the way down. Guy in the office was very helpful. Campsites were super clean and so was the rest of the campground. Found it interesting to have storm shelters available.

A

1/5

After reading reviews, 3 stars at best. Living fairly close, 2.5 hrs, we decided to ride through. Pulled up to an old trailer labeled office,sketchy! I was ready to go. We drove so we went in, not exactly a clean place, a bit run down as you would expect from the appearance. The lady in the office was irritable but warmed up and was nice. We discussed reviews, she explained them off. We made a reservation. Offered to pay in full but told no, concerned because our dates included the Peanut festival and Veterans Day. I did receive an email confirmation of our dates. Fast-forward, 2 days prior to our anticipated arrival, our plans shifted by a day, I called. No formal “AOKay Campground, phone etiquette” just Hello! I identified myself and explained my reason for the call, “no problem, see you when you get here”. Upon arrival we proceeded to what we knew to be the office, aka rundown trailer. We were ambushed by 2 golf carts. The office moved, they tried to “flag us down”. Oops, our fault! No problem, I went with “the sister” to properly check in, my husband followed ”the brother” who escorted to our site. Meanwhile in the office, “the mother” yes this is how they refer to themselves, No names, is not very friendly. She asked several times if we had a reservation, I gave her the confirmation email, she couldn’t find it. Clearly with the new office came a new IT system. After signing my life away, 2 pages of rules front and back & 15 min of the mother trying to get the new system to match the email quote, she conceded to allow the system to charge less than the quote. On the return golf cart ride, I mentioned that the mom needed to smile. She said it had been a busy day, they attended a funeral and 10 campers came in earlier. After set up we walked the campground, lots of full-timers, we knew this, some could use some face lifts but as a prior full-timer I understand the challenges of camper living. I appreciate a location that allows full-timers, there are many trades that require transient living, which WE ALL benefit from; electricians, welders, nurses just to name a few! As mentioned, we live nearby, husband works for a shed moving company and they had local move. His boss picked him up in the campground at 8am, ambushed by a golf cart, the brother “what are you doing here”. My husband explained he was being picked up to go to work. We’re camping here, mind you “the brother” literally parked us and talked to my husband for at least 20 min, 18 hours ago! No problem, off to work he goes. All is well UNTIL…. Shed truck: Ford 550 pick-up, NOT a semi, pulling a 26fr empty trailer- pulls in ON THE ROAD, in the campground. Before reaching our camper - you guessed it, the golf cart! This time, “the dad” VERY abrupt and rude “what are you doing here, get that truck out of here, next time you come here you leave that truck on the road, don’t bring that in here”! I’m in complete shock! In review: smaller than our 40ft camper, empty trailer, daylight hours, not going fast, abiding by all road signs. When my husband asked if there was a problem - again very rude and curt, “the problem is this truck doesn’t belong in here and if you don’t like that you can take your equipment and leave too”! Again, WOW! I’m completely speechless, and have NEVER been talked to in this manner! His boss left as directed and we were left looking at each other in complete disbelief. I had plans, the reason we’re camping, so packing up in that moment was not realistic, though very tempting! I did immediately make reservations at another location for the next day! My husband, the bigger person, went to the office to purchase steak, they’re also a cattle ranch. The dad was tending in office. After some talk about cattle, he explained a past shed repo situation that caused property damage, NOT this company! No apology attempts were made. Unacceptable, we’ll never be back! I’d like to say we were refunded but honestly I didn’t even ask, I wanted to leave without giving myself or others reason to get an attitude. I choose GRACE and I pray they do too!

Amy K.

5/5

Very cool RV park that can accommodate big rigs. It's also a cattle ranch that also sells beef. Very happy with my visit, would stay again.

A-Okay RV Park in Dothan - Dothan, Alabama

📌 Ubicación de A-Okay RV Park in Dothan

A-Okay RV Park en Dothan: Un Oasis para Camperos

Sobre la ubicación

Especialidades y servicios

Otros datos de interés

Opiniones

👍 Opiniones de A-Okay RV Park in Dothan

Amy K.

A

Chris A.

Lisa N.

Paula P.

Blair S.

Mia M.

Melanie D.

Coreen H.

david B.

Thomas F.

A

Amy K.