The Oaks rv park is a newer park, very friendly owners. Ir has concrete pads surrounded by lush…read moregrass. Sites have fire rings and picnic tables. Roads are black top in an easy to drive loop. Beautiful views right off the blue ridge parkway. Free coffee and popcorn most days in the office. I would highly recommend this place.

This is an amazingly beautiful RV Resort! The owners are very nice and have great customer service…read moreskills! Great views, Beautiful Pool and Pool House, Upscale bath houses, and nice laundry facility! They keep the grounds immaculate! we will definitely be back!

We stumbled upon this campground online and we were so thankful we did! We stayed two nights and…read morehad an amazing experience! The trees around the property are absolutely beautiful! The managers are extremely helpful! We didn't have an extension cord long enough, and Tom brought us one even though it was night time. Very friendly staff. One of our favorite campgrounds yet! And it's right next to Mayberry from the Andy Griffith show! Lots to do in the area and we can't wait to come back!

Jomeokee Campground is one of the most beautiful places I have ever spent the night (and I have…read morecamped throughout the US, Australia, and New Zealand). I drove from my home in Durham, NC, to the Pilot Knob lookout toward Pilot Mountain (a popular place), stayed for the sunset, and then decided to stay for the night. Because I was booking my weekday campsite after dark, I called rather than just booking online. The owner, Tom Pace, told me he could sell me a bunch of good dry wood for $10 and gave me directions to the nearest ATM/store and the campground (wood required cash payment, online site reservation did not). All were easy to find, even in the dark. Tom and his 11YO daughter came down shortly after I arrived, and he set up and lit my campfire for me (!). We talked a bit and then they left me to take in the fire-lit night. I could see the shadow of Pilot Mountain across the field in front of my campsite, but I was unprepared for the majestic view that met me in the morning. It was foggy as I lit my fire, and I sat on the same bench as the night before (the one beside my fire pit) and watched the fog turn into clouds and then disappear completely, revealing the best base view of Pilot Mt I'd seen (I have been there twice). Even the bench I sat on was a reflection of love and spiritual well being - "May All Who Sit Here Be Filled with Love" was carved by hand (probably by pocket knife) into the back of the bench. My eyes welled with tears. I needed this hug from the Universe. The couple beside me (campsites are very well spaced, with ample attention to privacy) gave me a cup of coffee and a packet of pop tarts, so I remained in the campground until nearly 2 o'clock, walking to the nearby pond and across the meadow, wishing I could be on my horse. When I returned to my campsite, I reserved it for another night, which was easy to do because I had better cellphone reception at the campground than I do in my own house. I went to the Pilot Mt visitor's center (a 10-minute drive), then walked the relatively flat 2.5-mile Bean Shoals Access Trail along the creek - the trees were glowing with autumn colors. It was easy to get lunch and ice and groceries and dinner - everything was within a ten-minute drive, and any food I ordered was well prepared, well presented, and tasty. I am returning with my sons soon, because they can do virtual schooling at the campground using our phones as hotspots. I want them to experience the regenerating magic I was privileged to experience at Jomeokee Campground. The campground provides potable running water, electricity, and hot showers, and the bathrooms are large and well kept, as are the grounds. I cannot say enough about this place.

We stayed at campsite 39 from Sunday to Monday, so we had the place ourselves from Sunday afternoon…read morethrough Monday morning. Well-appointed tent sites w/overlooks through the woods down to the lake w/a picnic table & trash hook, prkg for multiple vehicles , and a fire pit w/room for tents of any size and chairs/hammocks. Easy walk to the restrooms/showers & they have a ranger that makes rounds throughout the day/nite. Super easy drive to the lake for kayak put-in and swimming section. Very clean, safe and a great price!

Dicey driving on the roads of this mountainous campground. Immaculate bathrooms and shower…read morebuildings. Park is well-maintained but sites are unusually close to each other. We had a pull- thru which was helpful but each site seems narrow and hangs over a cliff leaving absolutely no room for error. The access to lake is by long wooden staircase Dump stations are clean I probably would not stay here again. It's five miles just to a road that takes you anywhere. We drive the campground in the dark and thought it was over for us Narrow roads. Very narrow and one foot over and you're off the cliff

We have stayed here several several several times lol.. We've rented camp sites for our RV (Class…read moreA) and stayed in their cabins. Tommy and Candace are Super Wonderful Host. THIS IS THE BEST CAMPGROUND BETWEEN VIRGINIA AND LAS VEGAS..... Theeee most helpful, caring, accomodating, thoughtful - I love this place.

This is a beautiful, quiet hidden gem! My husband and I planned to stay one night at this…read morecampground as were driving on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The manager of the campground was very friendly and helpful. He showed us to our site, saying to be sure to let him know if we needed anything or had questions. The next morning, our truck would not start, and he and his wife were so kind and helpful. He even came to our site, crawled under the truck to see if he could figure something out. His wife checked to see if any local mechanics were open on a weekend and made sure we were able to stay in our site as long as was needed till we could get to a dealership that would have the parts and mechanics on hand to diagnose and fix our truck. The manager even drove my husband in to town to pick up a few needed items at a local store! We really appreciated the way they extended such hospitality, going above and beyond to help us out. We will come back here again, for sure, the next time we are back in this area!

I hiked the hanging rock trail, window falls and hidden falls…read more The window waterfall was so fun! I almost missed the window; even though there was a sign that pointed in that direction. From the sign/arrow that points at window rock, climb down and you will see the window in the rock to your right. Through the window, you can see a waterfall! Visitor center has nice and clean restrooms. Their water refill station was not working when I went.

Hanging rock is absolutely beautiful for a day trip or even a weekend camping trip. They have many…read moredifferent hiking trails and waterfalls and in the summertime they have a lake you can go swimming in. Such a fun place!!

Awesome place! One of, if not THE cheapest seasonal campground at SML! They are doing a bunch of…read moreimprovements as well and the place is looking amazing! I highly recommend Eagles Roost Campground to anybody who is looking for a seasonal spot. As of 2019, they are no longer taking overnight campers, so it is only available as a season campground.

The campground was at a very nice location and the bathrooms were pretty clean for a campground…read more The people were EXTREMELY polite and willing to help. What was especially great was that the boat slips were covered. The only problem was that sone of the slips closer to the shore were extremely shallow but we parked our boat in a shallow spot (3ft) and we were fine but this is probably not going to be a problem for you because the lake was lowered by 2ft because there was a hurricane going up the coast and the mild thunderstorms that would reach the lake would probably flood it. Other than that the campsite was wonderful and I enjoyed my stay.

I know that a campground is more than just clean, well maintained bathrooms and showers, but this…read moreplace sets the bar in that critically important area. They offer several individual bathrooms, all with their own private showers. Spotlessly clean, too! As for the RV spots, there aren't many, and they're not very private, but that's okay for a night. The cabins are clean and comfortable, however they have no running water, so you'll be enjoying the aforementioned restrooms and showers. Beautiful setting, with a stunning sunset view. They also offer WiFi, which is something of a rarity along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

This review is for one of the 8 motel rooms. If you are looking for a comfort level-up from…read morecamping, but still feel like you are camping, this is the place for you. I decided on the motel based on Yelp reviews and because we were not camping but on our way to Washington DC, and Fancy Gap was the perfect place to stop on the way. I also wanted a private bathroom, so I did not choose a cabin. This campground/cabins/motel is located about 6 miles off of Interstate 77, with the Blue Ridge Parkway within view and the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background. The motel is located up a quite steep gravel hill maybe about 1/4 mile from the campground and cabins, so it was much quieter than the campground area, which had quite a few noisy kids. The motel room was tiny (basically like a cabin but with a shower just large enough to stand in, toilet and sink) and very clean. We did see 2 spiders, but that is to be expected in the woody, outdoor setting. I appreciated the ample-sized refrigerator with a little freezer and microwave, but there was no table, chair, or even beside table in the room, so we had to eat at the picnic table (with a fire pit next to it), situated on the steep hill. It is a beautiful woods-surrounded setting, but hard to balance perched on the hill, pretty buggy, and would have not worked well if it had been raining. We enjoyed viewing the sunset and mountains in the distance while sitting in the rocking chairs on the front porch, sipping green tea and hot chocolate provided by the motel. It was quite warm during the June day, but in the evening, it got quite chilly. The A/C worked well as did the heater at night, so we were comfortable. The queen bed was neither comfortable nor uncomfortable. My son said the futon was pretty comfy, but we had to bring our own bedding for it, or we would have had to pay extra. The biggest negative about this motel are the extremely thin walls--thankfully the people next door settled down about the same time we did because it sounded like we had roommates with only thin walls and locked connecting door separating us, and i felt bad every time the floor loudly creaked when I got up in the night and early morning. Also, we were looking forward to walking the wooded trails around the campground, but they were not well-maintained and overgrown, so our walk was pretty short. We did enjoy a short walk through their apple orchard.

This campsite was a short stop over; however, I wish it would t have been. It is by far the most…read morebeautiful, well maintained, and all inclusive place we have stayed. The sites and spacious, there are activities for all and they even deliver to your site from the store. Super friendly staff!! Well done!

Normally stay at State Parks for the extra space, but this has to be the best KOA in their system…read more From the greeting on arrival, nice ample sites, great brisket BBQ, clean rest rooms...in short it is what I would design as a perfect campground.

I drove past the visitor center to the scenic overlook! And then I hiked the short 0.8 mi loop…read morearound pilot mountain. Clearly marked trails, nicely maintained. Visitor center has clean bathrooms.

Stopped by on a drive back home and was slightly detour, the drive up toon about 6 min, make sure…read moreyou go slow because it has tight turns, so careful driving required. Once at the top, it was pretty good views, you can see a lot of surrounding nature. If you have time, it's a nice place to see. There is also bathrooms at the top.