The Club at Lake Gaston Resort

Price reflects ROD membership. Campground was very easy to find. (We followed directions on C2C website.)

They have a “fun center” on site with bowling, exercise room and other activities. There is a restaurant at the campground, but it is only open on a very limited basis. (it was not open when we were there)

When checking into the campground, they direct campers through a very narrow drive with a fence on both sides. It was very challenging to maneuver through this area. While we were there, another camper ran into the fence causing damage to their camper and the fence. The fenced area is a very poor design; they need to find a different solution to put campers while waiting for registration.

Because of the trees and the very narrow roads through the campground, the sites are very hard to get into. Sites are close together, but there are enough trees that it made us feel like we had a little separation. Campsites have a concrete pad to park the RV. The concrete pad helps the sites to be level. Each site had a wooden patio with a picnic table. There is also a charcoal grill at each site. Well maintained (narrow) roads through the campground. Laundry Room is so small that the doors of the dryers don’t fully open—they are stopped by the washers.

We had to use our booster to get Verizon coverage. Not a prayer of getting DirecTV satellite in these trees.

We have been full timing for years, this is one of the most challenging campgrounds to maneuver. It would be fine if you have a smaller camper and you do not care about getting cell phone or satellite TV.

I paid $10 per night as a Coast to Coast member. NOTE: if you have a camper over 25-30 feet don’t even pull into the area they ask you to pull into when you arrive. It’s a narrow jughandle type area hard to get out of and very narrow. When I checked in I was directed to “Section B”, “that’s where we put all the people from Coast to Coast and those kinds of clubs. Walking around over the week with my dogs I noted whole sections of well shaded, concrete pads, with grills & picking tables - empty. I was relegated to a depression in the surroundings, a section with no trees and maybe about 15 shabby sites. The one picnic table had wrapped boards and couldn’t be used. Looked like someone had used theirs as firewood a couple sites down. That’s all it was good for. I was the only one in “Section B” while I was there despite almost all empty, beautiful sites on the other side of the park. I was on the side near full timers with somewhat shabby sites the further you go from the lake.