Lake Reidsville Recreation Park

We stayed at this City Park because we needed to be close to Greensboro. The park is pretty heavily treed but the trees don’t interfere with maneuvering into most spaces. The biggest downside to the park is many/most of the sites are not level and even those that are level have unusual placements of sewer connections.

Not all sites have full hook-ups. Many sites are without sewer and some are just tent sites, so be careful to order what you want.

No WiFi and cellular is a bit spotty. Our Verizon was almost non-functional and our AT&T had just 2 bars.

We arrived at the campground on Thursday. The sites near the water were all vacant with the exception of five various spots. By Friday evening the campground was full. The people we talked to in the campground were very friendly and the campground was very peaceful. Campsites can be reserved nightly or monthly and the rates are based on whether you are a resident or a nonresident. We will definitely plan another trip to this campground. There are a number of sites that are not level, bring plenty of blocks to level up your camper.

Very nice people, clean, and quiet. Not to big and didn’t feel cramped. Definitely going back. Staff was awesome people.

Nice campground. City owned but not in the city limits. Full hook-ups that were located in close proximity. Bath house was convenient. Friendly people. Would definitely stay here again.

$30 for full hook ups. We paid 18 and had a site right on the water. Came in after store closed but found camp host and was told to grab a site and pay tomorrow. So nice and friendly. 2 bars Verizon lte but boosted to 4. Fishing and cleaning station too.

You can only make One night reservations the morning you were staying. The office opens at 7 AM and you can call then to see if there’s any availability. If you’re staying more than one night I believe you can make a reservation only by calling the office. Easy access off-highway only about a seven minute drive from 29.

Our site was right on the lake and next to a day use area, which meant it was more spacious than most. Electric and water hookups. The sites were close together but there were lots of empty spaces in February. We had some noisy neighbors who were hushed up by the hosts by 9 p.m. The showers used a push button system to get water (which was only cold) and the water only stayed on a few seconds before you had to push the button again. I'd stay there again but wouldn't try the showers again. Gates are closed overnight but you can get a code to get in and out.

The sites are level and easy to access. Facilities are super clean and well kept. Showers are push button activated but nice and hot! Beautiful grounds for walking - wish the weather had held out so we could check out the hiking path, bike trail, and fishing pier! Camp staff was very friendly and accommodating. Great value and great price! Paid $28 for water/electric site. 10/10 would recommend!

Made a last minute overnight reservation on a March Sunday. Plenty of spaces available. $28 for electric & water at site 32 by the lake. Close together sites but fine for a quick stopover. Bathrooms were ok, didn’t try the showers. Trails along the lake. Friendly staff.

Our plans this weekend got changed because of tropical storm Ophelia. Managed to get a full hookup site on very short notice. This park has 45 sites, with many full hookup and rest water and electric. Lakeside sites do not have a dump port. The park sits on a 6 mile long lake, has a beach with a kayak launch area. It has a boat ramp, fishing piers, hiking, horse shoes pits, play grounds. And more. We were in site 25. Easy to get level, fire pit (no grill top), concrete pad for the picnic table. Mostly shaded. Bath house was ok. I'd definitely come back.