Only 3 miles from Troy University’s Veterans Memorial Football Stadium and 1 ½ miles from the Troy SportsPlex, host of the Dixie Boys World Series and the Ozone World Series.
Trojan Station RV Park is an RV Park that offers clean and quiet sites at affordable rates for your camping pleasure. Our park is centrally located. We are surrounded by great restuarants, shopping, golfing, fishing and hunting. There is plenty to do with your friends and family. Whether you're planning on staying a couple of nights or longer, you won't find a better RV Park around.
Stay connected with our complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi service, allowing you to browse, stream, and share your camping adventures with ease.
Enjoy peace of mind in our secure, gated campsite, providing an extra layer of safety and privacy for you and your fellow campers.
Visit our on-site camp store for all your essential camping needs, offering a wide range of camping gear to ensure a convenient and hassle-free experience.
Take home a piece of your memorable camping experience with our range of souvenirs. Choose from a variety of keepsakes to commemorate your stay.
Forgot something? No worries! Our campsite offers a selection of RV supplies and accessories, so you can easily stock up and continue your journey.
We understand that pets are family too. Bring your furry companions along to our pet-friendly campsite, where they can enjoy the great outdoors with you.
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