This park is a hidden gem. The hiking & biking trails are well-maintained and the facilities,…read more(pavilion, campgrounds, restrooms) are clean and new. If you're in eastern NC and think Raleigh has a corner on the state park 'market' give this pretty place a try. Come up for a day trip. Hike the trails, go fishing in the creek(s) -- with a license of course then jet to Littleton for a good selection of cuisine. Or, camp at the pristine campground, where a sweet little cabin, complete with Adirondack chairs will finish off your relaxing, peaceful day. Kudos to the Medoc Mountain State Park crew.

I have always drove by the park entrance so I decided to visit one day with my dog for a little…read morehike. There are a lot of trails here that makes for an excellent workout via hiking, running, or walking. It has a visitor center with bathrooms. I particularly like that there are picnic tables and fun jungle gym area for kids. It is worth the visit.

Stopped for the night on our way down and back from Florida. Campground was clean and the staff was…read morefriendly. Will stay again

Quiet, laid back atmosphere, good pricing and great staff. Great seasonal pool, putt putt, and a…read morelot of historical sites around the Roanoke Rapids area to visit. Roanoke Lake is awesome if you like hiking or swimming in the summer or just chilling over the lake. No cable but these days everyone is streaming.

Kayaking, Tubing and Ground camping is always a unique experience. Great people!…read more We always pleased!

The young men who ran the operation on 5/23/26 were helpful and capable, and the equipment was in…read moregood shape and appropriate. I cannot see how things could have been better.

If you want to overpay for a campground that is not conveniently located or well maintained then by…read moreall means come to Lake Gaston Campground! I was told that this campground is the "crown jewel" of the thousand trails family but when I got here the park is not maintained nicely, they play favorites on who they assign sites to...the non premium sites, without sewer, are a free for all with no methodology on how they're assigned. If you want to call ahead to see what site you'll have, the thousand trails 1800 number has no answer and there is no direct phone number listed for this campground. Luckily, my membership was a free gift when I bought my new RV because if I had to pay for this place, I would've demanded my money back and driven 45 min back to 95 to stay at a pass through stop and been back on my way. This will be the last Thousand Trails I stay at, never making this mistake again!

Would not call this a resort...they had no full service hook up even though when we called to…read morereserve a spot they said they had full hook ups..water and electric only..they do have a dump station.. lake is beautiful but the rest of the place was disappointing..people in the campground very friendly we did not see one worker except the 2 young girls in the trading post..when we checked in they told us to drive around and find a spot then let them know which one we took..good price but would not recommend

This is a phenomenal campground highly recommend the core of engineering allows for wood foraging,…read moreand keeps the site's in excellent condition. Highly recommended over places in the area.

While the park was beautiful and a nice place for my partner and I to have our lake date. It was a…read morebit of a hassle and inconvenience when trying to pay for a campsite. We were unsuccessful after calling, going online, and speaking with the park attendant at the gate. Not a big fan of the east coast and the prices nature parks charge here. Living in the mid and west coast you can literally pull up and park at almost any lake with your hammock and it cost you nothing. Here on the east coast not only are you paying for ok scenery and rude attendants that look over you depending on how you look.

Bullocksville Campground is one of our favorite campgrounds at the Kerr Lake Recreation Area. We…read moreusually camp there at least once in early spring and again in the fall. We usually camp midweek to avoid crowds on the weekends. We've always managed to snag a site right on the Lake. This last site was #47. Beautiful views and large sites make for a lot of privacy. Many people fish from shore and there is a fishing pier in the campground. The bathhouse is well maintained. The only negative from our last visit was the the dump station was closed and we had to drive to Nutbush Bridge Campground, about 15 miles away. We highly recommend Bullocksville Campground.

We camped here for 4 days, Wednesday through Sunday (10/2-10/6). The site had small piles of trash…read morewhich we picked up before putting up our tent. The view was beautiful, however, the noise level was much to be desired. The first 2 nights we were the only campers in the area, very peaceful. On Friday and Saturday, we had 2 neighbors talking/ laughing until 2:30 am and another that had a baby crying consistently throughout the night. In addition, there simply aren't enough showers, especially clean ones, to accommodate the number of sites. We did meet some great folks and had fun, however, compared to other state parks, this one needs to make some changes in order to improve campers experiences. If you are wanting to connect with nature in a quiet environment, choose elsewhere.

This is definitely a place to go for peace and quiet. We have been here with our RV at least 7…read moretimes so far. We spend a minimum of 4 nights when we do. Sites are pull through, wide and long. They have 30 and 50 amp service on all sites as well as water/sewer on all sites. the bathhouse is clean and well lit. The laundry room is clean and is always functional. Management doesn't bother anyone as long as you keep to the rules and pay for your site. Prices are comparable to other campgrounds.

Quiet, clean campground with large pull thru sites. I stayed one week while working in the area…read more The staff was friendly and available by phone when away from the office. Amenities include the basic necessities. Beautiful sunsets.

If you want a true campground this is it. A short drive off 95 and tucked into the surrounding…read moreforest. It's a small family run camp and while it's no frills or fancy it does have full hookups and drive thru sites. Very clean and well maintained, as a said if your looking if a thousand amenities this isn't for you but if you need a quick stop or truly want to "camp" I highly recommend staying here.

This is a very clean campground, there are permanent spots and overnight spots amongst the trees…read more.. Full hook-ups... Built in the 70's, a true mom and pop management team is there to guide you in and come by on the regular to empty your provided trash can... No WiFi or cable but we had cell service for a hot spot and our WINEGARD (Dish) got excellent reception for TV... Fire pits are provided, just stone piled in a circle but it works... Very quiet and just off of I95 on some back roads... Mostly TT 5th wheels but a Class A pulled in while we were here... The electric and water are behind you while the sewer is ahead of you so depends on what lengths you brought to make sure you can reach them... There is a grassy area in the center to walk your puppies, don't forget your baggies to pick up after them... An overall very nice place to rest or stay a bit...

My review is based on customer service. I texted, as per their website, to check on availability…read morefor 2 weeks in March. They texted back very quickly, maybe 10 minutes later. Unfortunately, they were booked but suggested about a dozen other campgrounds to look into. That was above and beyond and much appreciated.

I was looking for a place monthly. I sent them an email and they have not responded in 3 days. My…read moreniece that lives only 20 mins. from there drove there today and said there was NO sign there announcing the campground. She saw NO office either and there was 4-6 campers just sitting there but she saw no people and there was no one there available to talk with about anything. So right now I am assuming that no body is there during the winter. Can understand why they didn't answer their email with my concerns asking if they have a space. I have NOTHING from them. Hoping to make contact sooner of later however. Wandakate currently in Franklin, N.C. (in the mountains).