I was really impressed with the level of service I received at this small RV park. There are a few…read moretrees to provide some shade, although there aren't a lot. The site had a shared fire pit and a concrete pad with a picnic table. There's a nice little bath house that has two separate bathroom/showers. It has Starlink for Wi-Fi, although I could only get it periodically. It's possible inside my camper was shielded too much. I had full hook ups, and the rate was outstanding. Mike was very accommodating and greeted me the night I arrived, albeit just in time before he was closing up for the night. The visitors were all very nice and it is super conveniently located. And there's a great little Thai restaurant not far from there you should check out called Boonchoo. The trash got very full while I was there though, and it was hard to find a place to put it. I checked in on Thursday and checked out on Sunday. I would definitely stay again

Mike is a very nice and helpful man. I've seen him help multiple people with hooking up their…read morewater, sewage, and propane. I've been coming here for two years now and the park is always well maintained. If you're in the area stop by.

We got incredibly lucky with this one. I read online that you didn't have to make reservations…read morebecause there were 70 pull up spots. Turns out in the high months like summer you definitely need to make reservations. Lucky for us. Somebody paid for an extra night, but drove away. The Rangers are some of the nicest I've ever met in my life. They let us have the site for free and we're friendly the entire time we were there. The space was kept incredibly clean for the amount of people that were there. And when I say amount of people that were there, I mean so many people there. This is not my jam, and I probably wouldn't return to the campground just because of the sheer velocity of other people all around us. Jampacked. I'm pretty sure at any given time you could see 10 to 15 people from your site alone. The sites did have plenty of space for a 10 and a car or multiple cars. They also had a nice set up for bath houses too. They were clean and well stocked and plentiful. We were so lucky to have a guy playing a banjo across from us and we had a nice campfire with banjo playing nearby. Bought wood from the gas station but it ended up being wet so maybe even more expensive $10 wood from this campground would've been smarter . You can walk to an amazing spot to view stars and it's a very short hike to the river. Love the nature nearby as an allowed us to get away from people want to be in the moment. Seems like people are fishing nearby.

TLDR: Great camping spot, right next to the Art Loeb trailhead! Would definitely come back…read more BOOKING: Due to COVID-19, you must book online. You can do so on your phone if needed. Pretty easy, just need to know which site you want. The cost of each spot varies some. The people who greeted us at the entrance to give us our passes and let us in were very nice! FACILITIES: We stayed at camp spot #9, which had access to two outlets (which we didn't use), a picnic table, a fire pit. We were close to a communal a water spigot, bathrooms with flushing toilets and showers which had running water and were reasonably clean. My friends and I are used to backpacking, so this place felt like glamping! The only downsides are that you are required to pitch your tent on gravel (rather than grass) and that you can't wash pots in the bathrooms or with the water spigot because it's not connected to sewage lines.

NOT (family) FRIENDLY -…read more My two children and I stopped by early because we had to use the bathroom (there is not an easy place to stop in that area). The front desk ladies would not allow us to do so, even though we were prepaid and pre-registered to check in that afternoon (we were there about two hours before our check-in time). We just wanted to use the bathroom, not check in yet. They said we'd have to pay a half-day rate ($40+) to use the toilet! After we killed time until check-in, we returned and were argued with about the key deposit and I began to cry. They could've cared less. They accused me of throwing things at them (I tossed my credit card on the desk so they could hold it instead of my $4.77 - make sure you have that $5.00 cash, boy!) and I told them, still in tears, that I'd cancel if I could. They told me "no refunds" and I walked out with them still talking about me to one another in the front office - deplorable. I cannot speak to the facilities - we didn't get that far because we were not treated well. Who doesn't even offer a mother in tears a place to sit down or a bottle of water or anything?!? I was too embarrassed and frustrated to even try to stay. I believe that kindness begets kindness and I can't say that we were shown that, so here is the review telling folks what happened. I hope this leads to some HR training for the staff and that this doesn't happen to anyone else. Please don't call yourself a family campground unless you are willing to treat people like family - that's the whole point of choosing one.

Our favorite camping spot. Sixty-four acres of quiet camping, beautiful RV and tent sites. Cute…read morecabins, immaculate bathhouse and laundry, and family owned and operated. No online booking. One gets to call and speak to the family to confirm that the desired site will work for specific camping (or rig) needs. Fantastic signage so everyone knows what is expected to keep the grounds in optimal shape. One of the most peaceful places we have stayed.

Despite the cold I enjoyed my stay at the campsite. The bathrooms were clean and heated. The sites…read morewere spaced out well and the staff were great too. We lost power at one site and it was easy to get another. Look forward to returning in the spring or summer.

A very cool little campground! Off the beaten path but close enough to all parts of Asheville. The…read moregate keeper was amazing, really friendly and helpful. The area is clean and the sites are a good size with plenty of additional space. Would stay here again for sure.

I am apart of a homeschool co-op and we found this campground for a group camping experience…read more When we arrived we were proudly greeted with "We are a no frills, 70s style campground." Yes, this is lol Like another reviewer said check and double check your deposit. There are no cards taken- only cash and check mailed to them. The front desk has a large reservation notebook with highlighters going all through it. We had some small issues because of their lack of technology. One family got double booked on a campsite, and one family was not reserved with their deposit. It was a confusing mix-up which Lazy J apologized for and made right. I feel like this is what camping should feel like. The tubing river was calm enough where I would let my kids, boys ages 6-10, go tube the river by themselves. Thus my husband and I didn't have to supervise or entertain them. We knew they were either tubing on the river or playing on the "beach". Which, BTW, the best spots in Lazy J are A7, A9 & A10 - these sites had access to the beach area and a nice swim hole. We were in A7 so we could see and hear them when they were playing on the beach. On the website map the river is cut off at the bottom. The river actually swings around so A3, 5 and 7 have the river behind them. Some tent sites are TINY - as in a 2 person tent, max. C3 and C4 were so small a mom had to move to a bigger site to fit her family tent. A6 and A8 are right next to each other - which would be a good option if you're camping with friends but feels awkward if you're next to a stranger. The swings are very tall which made them a lot of fun to swing on. I think the best part is going in June and you'll get to see the synchronous fireflies (if it's not raining) in the big field in front of the bathhouse. Bathhouse was clean (I didn't use the showers for our short stay) and well stocked. I think our group has found it's yearly camping spot. It was a great stay.

Nice forested campground next to a flowing river. Stayed in a tent site for $17 with showers and…read moretrash service. Debbie at the front desk was very open to letting us choose any of the tent sites available. The only negative remark I have is that a long term resident, "Mary", approached me while talking to my spouse through the bathroom door. She was very very rude and claim she worked there but when I asked her name, she changed her mind, noting she was only a camper and "used to" run the camp. I can only imagine as to why she "used to" run the campground.

Excellent quiet getaway for class a motorcoach owners. I can't get over how clean the air is. It's…read morenice that there's a good restaurant on site as well. Awesome place to just get away and chill in your RV.

Wow, what a beautiful and quiet RV resort, not far from Lake Lure NC. We had a great 3 night stay…read morein a wonderful RV site. The lots are managed by individual owners. They have separate bathrooms and laundry facilities for their guests. A local farm stand and restaurant are located on the property. We will definitely come back!

I had a wonderful time while I was there. They are remodeling and it looks great. Everyone was nice…read moreand very helpful. Game room is open ,the pool is nice and we loved fishing in the pond. Caught a nice size catfish. I will definitely be back for a visit.

So we stopped at there tubing location and it was so friendly and laid back. Family owned and…read moreoperated . For as the tubing goes it's $10 per person . You have a couple of options to start where the camp ground is and go down to the end or go to the starting point up river . We took a bus up to the starting point and the gentle man already had our tubes loaded for us. Along the way we down we stopped at numerous sand beaches/ ropw swings on the river . When we got to the mid point of where the camp ground is, we stopped to eat and then finished the river. We tubed 2x during our trip because we loved it so much. Also if you have neck issues ask for the green tubes they definitely are super comfy. Also if you aren't an experience swimmer get a life jacket . Depending on rain the river can run fast or slow and certain parts it's deep and than some are shallow . But if you have questions they definitely answer them truthfully They accept cash,card, and have clean bathrooms . This place is a true family operated business. I definitely recommend this place

Sites are very spacious. Easy to backin or pull through. They have both. They are very close to…read moreDuPont state park we're there are lots of hikes to waterfalls. The camp host Margret was awesome. There was a short drive to the Pisgah forest ranger station. It's is a good base for the hiking crowd

We've stayed here a couple times and it's a nice little park. The main reason we chose to stay here…read moreis because it's supposed to have good reception, which is always a challenge in this area. We did have issues with Wi-Fi and phone service. Only one of our devices worked and it only had service intermittently. The confirmation email didn't have the correct site host info so I had to ask around a bit to try troubleshooting and was never able to resolve the issue. The park is clean but doesn't really have any amenities (no bathrooms).