Found this hidden gem in April of 2024, only 25 minutes away from our daughter. Nice, small,…read moreshaded, well kept family campground with lots of activities on Holiday weekends and throughout the year. Owner is very nice and very helpful, keeps the bathhouses, grounds and laundry room clean. I enjoy the pool during the warmer months and walking trails as well. We found that the town of Gafney has First Food Truck Friday downtown, and enjoyed walking around and eating some cool refreshments. We've stayed here about six times since and did a month long stay awaiting the birth of our grandson in May 2025.

One night here as the pilot test for my new-to-me RV. I called ahead and they had room so when I…read morearrived, I was welcomed and checked-in by a friendly lady. After she applied my Passport America discount, my stay was $20 or so. I was pointed to a nearby back-in spot and as this is my very first overnight with the RV, I might have missed a few things. The space was level - no need to break out the leveling cubes. The power post was immediately near and I did not need an extension cord. I did not look for the water or sewer hookups. There was a firepit and a cute swing, neither of which I used tonight. They sell firewood in the office and a bunch of other stuff. There is also a fenced in dog park. They have a wifi, but it didn't reach to my parking spot. The restrooms were clean and there's a picnic area near the pool. Overall, I am very pleased with Iron City and I'm looking forward to a return. [Review 14626 overall, 126 of 2021, number 773 in South Carolina.]

Nice park; nice grounds. Clearly a cared for park. Green spaces are nice. Convenient to Gaffney.read more

We can't say enough about Cherokee Rv Park in Blacksburg, SC…read more We had an excellent pull-through site that included a charming picnic bench and of all things a gas grill that even included propane gas too. We would have stayed longer at this campground, but they were booked up. The rates are reasonable, and it's quiet and peaceful. The owner Bill is so helpful and kind and we would definitely do a return visit. Thanks again Bill for having a great campground and helping a fellow veteran. Stan & Lana Y

Five nights at this RV park, which I found searching Passport America and therefore had a 50%…read morediscount on the rate. https://www.yelp.com/biz/passport-america-crestview?hrid=2kEfX4czrwNvR07gbmlaqw They are quite secluded and far enough away from much of the sort of civilization that brings noise, so my stay was very quiet and very peaceful. Once I parked, I was not disturbed by anyone or anything. From the lot where I was parked, there was no access to the park's wifi but I had four bars of LTE on Sprint. The park's water was cold and clean. As clean as the stuff I get out of the tap at my own home. As I mentioned, lot 47 was quiet. It was also level and had a water tap, power hookup and sewer access. I hooked up when I arrived and had no issues at all. One note is that the Harris Speedway is about a mile and a half away. There was some engine noises one evening but it ended by 9ish. It wasn't that loud but I would guess it's louder when they have a full race. http://www.harrisspeedway.com/hms/ [Review 14863 overall, 365 of 2021, number 2818 in North Carolina.]

Very nice people and nicely kept campground with easy and fast access to everything. Nice locationread more

Awesome hiking!!!…read more Be prepared for mountains, as described 'Crowders Mnt' Weekends are high traffic. Lots of people getting exercise. They have bathrooms at the visitors center and do sell refreshments inside.

Wow, people LOVE this mountain. It was packed when we went for a hike! We couldn't even find a spot…read moreon the main lot. But good thing they have overflow parking. The facilities and visitor center were clean and nice. The trails were well marked and maintained. Very very dog friendly, I felt left out without my dog . Overall, love seeing people out and active, and what a great place to be!

What started as a stressful evening turned into one of the best campground experiences we've had…read more After arriving at another campground on Sunday and discovering it wasn't what we had been led to expect, we left and started searching for another place to stay. It was already late in the evening when we found Pine Ridge Campground on Google Maps and decided to take a chance. When we arrived, the office was already closed. A maintenance employee noticed us pulling in, stopped what he was doing, and took the time to hear our situation. He immediately contacted the property manager, and despite being off duty, she came to the campground, opened the office, found us a site, got us checked in, and made sure we were taken care of. The maintenance employee even had a golf cart ready for us to rent so we could get settled in quickly. That level of customer service is rare these days and made a lasting impression on us. We've now been here for three days, and everything about this campground has been outstanding. The grounds are exceptionally clean and well maintained, the facilities are spotless, and it's obvious the staff takes great pride in the property. Everyone we've encountered has been friendly, professional, and willing to help. The pool is excellent, the campground is peaceful and well kept, and the golf cart rentals are very reasonably priced. Most importantly, the entire staff genuinely seems to care about their guests and goes above and beyond to make sure everyone has a great experience. Whether you're looking for a long-term stay or just passing through for a few nights, I highly recommend Pine Ridge Campground. We will absolutely stay here again the next time we're in the area.

We absolutely love Pine Ridge Campground--it's close to home, which makes it perfect for weekend…read moregetaways. The staff is fantastic--friendly, helpful, and always easy to work with when it comes to reservations or purchases. Holiday weekends are especially fun, packed with activities and things to do for all ages. It's one of our favorite local escapes!

As a college student, my family drove 9 hours to stay at THIS KOA to see me for the weekend. Not…read moreeven 5 minutes into checking in, we went to their pizza joint on site for dinner. I went in with my service dog and was told he was not aloud in the building. I proceeded to explain to her that I understood pets weren't aloud, however, he is a working dog. She rolled her eyes at me and said "it doesn't matter if he's a service dog he can't be here." I don't know where these people are from or what there problem is but she absolutely refused to let me explain the laws to her and my rights as a disabled American. THIS IS ILLEGAL discrimination against people with disabilities. I will be submitting an official report with the Americans with disabilities act. This KOA will have to explain themselves, this is not okay. Absolutely despicable.

New owners. Have stopped here many times traveling North and south and see a lot of improvement…read more Nine new pull through sites full hook Ups and level. 50 amp service cable etc. owner is planning on adding new sites. I recommend it if you are on the new sites. Staff is great very friendly, stocked fishing ponds on site Very close to Freightliner for class or repairs.

I know your campground has been devastated from the hurricane. I want to reserve a few spots even…read morethough you're close I would like to know how I can reserve some spots and pay for them now that way it will help get you back opened up. We're so sorry this has happened to you. Everything I have heard about your campground is absolutely spectacular And I hope someday I can visit. God bless you and I hope the sun stays shining for you.

I love, love, love this place!! Family-owned by a very involved and caring staff. One of the…read morecleanest and well-manicured campgrounds that we've visited. The views are amazing and there is so much to do: tubing, hiking nearby trails (including Linville Falls and Grandfather Mountain), visiting Linville Falls Winery, fishing the pond or river, exploring nearby towns or just putting the phones down and relaxing.

We went kayaking here over the weekend. We had an amazing time. The prices were great, the service…read morewas amazing. Equipment was very nice. We enjoyed it so much, we went 2 days in a row. We really enjoyed Birdie,Bear, and the other guy,dont think i ever caught his name. But loved my new friend Nana River/Earth. Can't wait to come back.

BEWARE OF WILDERNESS COVE CAMPGROUND! It is a construction site with some holes in the ground. With…read moretheir southern drawls they steal your money. They took us for $135 saying they are so sorry but couldn't refund our money.

This place was absolutely amazing I could bit believe how…read morebig it really is. The lake is really nice. It is pricy though. There were plenty of boats on the dock that were cool. The gas on the docks in 2024 is $5.99. I can't wait to come back and fish this area one day

This place is huge! And you can choose from a pretty long list of activities: Camping, hiking,…read morepicnicking, mountain biking, boating, etc etc. We only stopped in for a quick hike on the Lakeshore Trail, which I think only scratches the surface of this park. Nicely laid out, with good roads and clean and tidy pullouts with marked trails, but road signs could be a bit clearer. A beautiful spot - or at least what little we saw.

What a gorgeous park, even in the winter time…read more Since it's winter when I visited, I can't review all of the incredible summer time water sports but I know this park can get busy then. Winter was in incredible time to visit, easy parking, a chance to chat with the staff at the visitor center, and walk around. The lake is beautiful. I've heard that this area did get some hurricane/ storm damage but everything needed to drive around is up and running! Make a plan to visit next time you're nearby. It's about 1 hour drive from downtown Asheville.

This has the look of one of those parks formed around a dam. Don't get me wrong; I'm all for…read morehydroelectric power, but artificial lakes always feel like they're lacking a certain mystique. This park had an impressive visitor center and restrooms were open even after it closed, though neighboring water fountains were not functioning on a hot summer day. The trail I selected was rugged and had occasional waterside views, most notably on a footbridge that offered a mountain vista. Cell service was not great for me, and while I'd hoped to do a zoom meeting on the run I had to return to more urban areas. But if you actually want to get unplugged, the people on boats here appeared to be having a good time.