This campground may be small, but it truly delivers a wonderful experience! We were welcomed by…read moresome of the friendliest staff we've ever encountered. They even reopened the store after closing so our kids could go fishing, which was such a thoughtful gesture and really set the tone for our stay. We had a full hookup pull-through site with more than enough space for our 44' RV. The campground offers plenty of activities for kids, including a jump pillow, playground, pond fishing, and a pool. We also enjoyed the scenic walking trail around the pond. The bathrooms were very clean, and the laundry facilities were surprisingly affordable. There was even a spacious dog park for our furry family members to enjoy. Overall, this campground was welcoming, well maintained, and family friendly. We would absolutely recommend staying here!

Headed back South, Spacious Skies Sandy Run has become a favorite stop. Well maintained, safe, full…read morehookups, we drove an extra few hours to get a day off from travel to decompress see our daughter, get some laundry done, re stock the fridge etc. I don't think we will head out on the road without this being a regular stop. The folks are super nice, they sell propane so you can top your tank. This is a great stop many RV's spend some time here and enjoy the onsite amenities, Pool, kids play area, little store..

I've been a patron of P.A. of Grays Creek for years, before covid, when its was buffet style,…read morebanquets, and dinner & cruise ins with family and friwnds. What can I say that hasn't already been said? This place treats you like family, serves the best food, employs the cream of the crop employees. You won't find a more flavorful hush puppy in the area, melt in your mouth brisket, tasty shrimp, no matter what style you enjoy it cooked, and the desserts are to die for. Upon my last visit, I had the occasion to be served by to different young ladies I haven't run into before. I cannot recall.the gal.at the register, but I believe the girl on the floor was Anna? What gems, sincere Angels....this has always been my experience, the best customer service in the county! Thanks for the excellence at all levels.

Food is good quality. Prices are way too high. I can go to local restaurants at 2/3s the price.read more

What a beautiful place to park your camper peaceful nice trees surrounding great lots the owner Ann…read moreis magnificent. She even has a beautiful table with umbrella and rugs ready for you when you pull in all the neighbors are nice and it's very quiet even though it sits pretty close to a busy road. We will definitely be back again. Thank you in for your hospitality. It was great meeting you.!'

I've called and left a message TWO times, I've emailed them ONCE and also DM them on FB ONCE all…read morewith ZERO response to my request to book. If they are fully booked for my dates a simple response would have been greatly appreciated.

This is one of our best stops as it filled our hearts with joy and peace with our host Chris. I…read morecould easily boondock here. AirBNB upstairs of the barn. They help kids and adults with emotional issues, including PTSD. Chris, a vet himself understands and Heather his wife runs the equine and animal therapy. The grounds are out of a "Heartland" set but better. We will be back.

Great horse motel. Wonderful owner. Easy parking. Will definitely use again in the future.read more

​You'll see the billboards for 100 miles in either direction, and honestly, the anticipation is…read morepart of the experience. South of the Border is the ultimate "time capsule" of 1950s roadside America. It's unapologetically tacky, neon-drenched, and wonderfully weird. Is it a bit weathered? Yes. But it's a must-stop at least once in your life just to experience the sheer scale of Pedro's world. ​ ​The Sombrero Tower: For $5, you can take a glass elevator up 200 feet. The view of the I-95 corridor and the surrounding Carolina plains is actually really cool, and it's a great way to stretch your legs after hours of driving. ​ This is a photographer's playground. Between the giant Pedro statues, the fiberglass animals, and the vintage neon, your camera roll will be full. ​The Shopping: From fireworks at "Rocket City" to the most random souvenirs you didn't know you needed, the shops are massive.

South of the Border has different shops and places to take photos. I saw people taking pictures by…read morethe enormous colorful statues. It's seemed like part of the experience. I went to the fireworks shop. The prices were great. They had so many firework options too. The King Kong , the Cajun, ladybugs, jumbo packages etc. The staff were nice . I also went the convenience store. It was clean and organized. The staff were friendly too. It was a fun and friendly quick stop.

Perfect place for an intimate, romantic wedding. Our son's wedding turned out amazing. We love the…read morebeautiful location! Highly recommend

This airport is about halfway between Charlotte and Wilmington. It does not have commercial service…read moreand. It offers FBO services and I believe that there are some flight schools operating here as well. I was here because of https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/laurinburgmaxton-aircraft-boneyard on Atlas Obscura. The airport is home to some former commercial aircraft that are in various states of disrepair. The airport property is completely closed and fenced off. Because it's a live airport, trespassing is going to get you in trouble with the FBI so absolutely do not cross the fence line! That said, there are a few aircraft that you can still see and photograph from groundside. Especially if you have a decent zoom capability on your camera. My Google Pixel 4 did a more than decent job as you can see here. If you've got better, then it's going to look good for you. It's interesting and sad and a little disheartening to see these aircraft here, rusting and falling apart. Worth a stop if you're in the vicinity. [Review 13963 overall, 1285 of 2020, number 2604 in North Carolina.]

Probably the best welcome center I have been to. Plenty of…read moreparking and picnic tables. New big building with swings on porch, big screen tv with comfortable seats, maps, information, clean, plenty of stalls in the clean bathroom, there were 3 employees standing around talking to each other- if you needed help I am sure the could give it. My only suggestion- since the employees were chit chatting in the middle of the room- maybe have them behind a desk so you could walk up to them.

Very welcoming staff there were like 5 ladies welcoming folks. There are two entrances and lots of…read morestaff to answer questions about their state. Hotels and restaurants and tourism. Lots of brochures. The bathrooms were gigantic and tidy. Very grateful to all the wonderful staff that does their job so well and cares for us all.