dcokerknit

Nice campground with paved pads, but overpriced. Both pull-throughs and back-ins. Nice personnel in office. Sites are close together. Bathhouse isn't located conveniently for many sites. Was disappointed that we paid extra to have a water view of the Intracoastal Waterway, but trees were blocking most of the view.

Had a nice stay here, but sites are too close together and too short. We had to pull our car up to the picnic table beside the RV. Lots of barking dogs. Hills are steep for older folks. Zero over-the-air TV reception and weak cell signal.

Pool, mini-golf, clean bathhouse. I was very disappointed that I didn't find the goats until the last night.

Good location for Appalachian State University activities and mountain exploring. Access via narrow, steep road.

Nice park convenient to interstate. Loved the onsite restaurant. Tight entry and exit, and if you're in the end site, it's very difficult to exit onto the one-way road going the opposite direction. Very annoyed that I couldn't get our Passport American discount online, even though I stated that I preferred it. There was 18% tax on top of the base rate.

Nice little basic campground. Full hookups, pull-throughs. and we were lucky to be in the shade. Some really big motorhomes appeared to be staying for awhile. Convenient location. And I like being able to visit with the four cute donkeys kept beside the campground.

Large, level, quiet sites. Huge park with miles of hiking trails. Clean, well-kept bathhouse. We had a deer feeding right behind our site and loved it. Stone Mountain is a great state park. My only issue is the lack of cell service.

This was our third stay at Stone Mountain, with family joining us this time. We had a great time. This campground is one of the best, and the hikes produce beautiful views and experiences.

I will always give Stone Mountain 5 stars. Clean, beautiful, spacious sites. Unfortunately, our toad broke down on the way, we had to leave it to be fixed, and we ended up this stay with no transportation to get around. The one downfall of Stone Mountain is that you need some means of getting to the trails from the campground. Oh well, we still enjoyed our quiet stay in the campground. Hopefully, we'll have better luck on the next trip, because we'll be back.

Spacious sites with partial hookups. (Non-hookup sites are also available.) There's an abundance of hiking with beautiful views, beautiful waterfalls, and more. It's also totally relaxing to just stay in the campground. You'll need an available vehicle to get to most points within the huge park. Nearest shopping is about 30 minutes away.

No over-the-air TV reception, and very little cell signal.

Price does not reflect senior discount. Staying during the week after school started, we had the campground almost to ourselves! We were waterfront with a beautiful view. Our gravel site was in good condition and had nice shade. No complaints there. The bathhouse was dated, but clean. Needs new shower curtains though...the one in the shower I used was too small and was moldy.

I recommend arriving with a campground map in hand to help maneuver the loops and find your site. Since we arrived after dark, I was very grateful that I had a map in hand. It was DARK! Loops are tight, and I do not recommend this park for big rigs. There are a small number of sites suitable for big rigs, but maneuvering the park could be difficult. We're smaller, so we had no problem.

I was very happy with our experience, and it's very likely that we'll return when we expect it to not be crowded.

This is a small campground with sites of varying quality. Ours, although close to the narrow road, was a good one, waterfront and facing the lake. Don't think I'd want it on a busy weekend though. Couldn't have managed it well with a bigger rig either.

No frills here, but I enjoyed our stay.