morrik5

The touring plans site was the only one I could find that showed the actual sites.  I can work on it down the road.  

The only redeeming qualities to the 2100 loop for me are:
 If you are camping with other people that want some other level of accommodations.  It’s close to the partial and premium campsites as well as the Cabins.  The best thing is it added a few more campsites, giving me a little better chance to get in the resort.    

I don't know where anything is, but we stayed at I-75 RV Park in Tifton, GA. It is a tiny little no frills park that is literally right off of the highway (like I could have throw rocks to the exit ramp). But the staff member I dealt with was super friendly and the price was right.

djsamuel we have a 35' Class A and are towing an Equinox and have requested loop 2100 in April of next year to be close to our daughter in cabin loop 2300 (we hope). We have made a notation to call down to confirm our site # before we leave Canada and are interested in the last 4 before exiting the loop. I hope one of those will be long enough at least for the RV, we can always park the Equinox at the cabin if necessary.

Some of the sites in the 2100 loop are considerable shorter.  Also, some of them back to water.  Backing to water would not be good for us when we travel with our grandkids or when the mosquitoes are bad.  We walked through the loop during our last visit and noted some sites that would work for us.  We have a 39 foot diesel and sometimes tow an enclosed trailer for supplies.