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Super nice, well shaded, 30 amp power, very nice host. Help parking our 38’ Class A. Built in super clean BBQ grill with picnic table. Excellent wifi. Good AT&T cell service. Nice and cool under the shade trees. I was amazed that the place was not full. Great place to stay and we will be back.

Nice campground. Our spot was very level on well compacted gravel. We had 50a electric, good water pressure and sewer hookup.
Our spot was easy to back into and was next to the creek. We had help from the campground staff backing into the spot. We were driving a 39’ class A diesel motorcoach.
The downsides to this campground is no cell service, the wifi is very limited and the access road is partially gravel and very narrow (single lane). If you take it slow a big rig can get into this campground. I would not recommend towing a car up here as the roads have some very sharp turns.
The Upside. The nearby town of Cashiers is a fun place to visit with good food. We enjoyed their Fall festival and their cell service.
If you have children and want to get them to put away the smart phones, this is the place. I watched kids/teenagers out in the play ground with their smaller brothers and sisters and watched middle teens throwing a football. Not a smart phone to be seen.

Quiet, shaded. Pull thru for our 40’ motor home with towed car attached. Office is located in the middle of the park. Plenty of maneuvering room even for big rigs.

Large pull through site with our 38’ motor home towing. Shade trees kept the coach cool, power was 50 amp. Quiet, well kept KOA with flat site. Good water pressure, but water had a slight orange tint to it. Could not taste it. Our filters removed the color. Probably iron. Great spot, will return.

We are a 40’ Class A pusher, towing a car. We were in spot A6. Sites are all very level and well graveled. Power is 50a/30a, water and sewer on site. Nice picnic table on concrete with a nearby fire-pit/grill. Checkin was easy and the people are very nice. This park is a haven for people that have ATV’s. We are not ATV people, but we had fun watching everybody else on them. It rained extensively our first day here and we saw no mud in the campground. The access roads are wide and well paved. The sites are well spaced with good parking. Nice view of the mountains.

We were in spot 22 a pull through site. The site has 50 amp power, water and the next-door neighbors sewer connection. The site is grass only. We were unable to level the coach. The water was either rusty or muddy some of the time. We paid $60 for one night here.

We could not level our 38’ class A coach. Site 75 was very unlevel. Could not open main awning due to a tree blocking it. No sewer on this site. Front dump station had a pool of sewage around it. WiFi unusable at this site. Sites tightly packed in this park. Fire ring on the left side of our coach was 4 feet away. Had someone used it, we would have had a scorched coach.

We are a big rig. Class A motor home towing a car, total length 55’. We had no trouble getting into our spot. Water, 50a power, cable tv, sewer. Roads are well maintained gravel. Nice hosts. Quiet park, easy access to Cape Hatteras National Park. We were here on October 27, 2020.

Facilities for a 38’ Class A coach towing a car were good. The campground attendant was helpful. No sewer at site. Dump station is easy access. Water pressure good, electric stable and 50 amp. Our site had 20, 30 and 50 amp connections.

AT&T cell service was two bars and worked fine. Broadcast TV had several channels.

We took our 38’ class A coach to this park in July 2020 so my wife could study for an important exam. Very quiet, comfortable, good water pressure, 50 amp service and sewer connections. Grounds are immaculate. Access to the river is down a beautiful wooded path on the property. Very nice club house and porch with lots of rocking chairs. They have a lot of spaces there. Not much shade, but the view is spectacular. Very easy in and out for a large coach. Lots of help getting parked. WiFi is good with a very stable connection. Super friendly hosts.

Pay close attention to your road approach to this park. We have made it in from all directions, but the safest is from the roads leading in from the East. The south and west roadways are narrow and winding with overhanging branches.