April 21, 2026 This is one of the most pleasant rest areas…read morein NC. Beautiful setting, interesting interior, very, very clean bathrooms. So nice to see the attendants and acknowledge to them personally what a wonderful job they do keeping this rest area so welcoming. This is were we always stop returning from the beach.

There are rest areas for each side of I-40 and they are located a few miles away from the…read moreinterchange with I-95 on the way to Raleigh/Durham. North Carolina does a great job with rest areas, providing a nice sweeping entry that helps drivers slow down as they go into the parking area. Clean restrooms, lots of parking and a few spots with some shade thanks to the north/south alignment. If you're thinking of getting a short nap before continuing onwards. [Review 14017 overall, 1339 of 2020, number 2657 in North Carolina.]

Nice, Safe Rest Area Very clean bathrooms and plenty of open…read morespace -- the perfect place to walk your dog (or even your cat!) and let them relieve themselves. It's also a great spot to stretch your legs and take a break from driving. Peaceful, safe, and well-maintained -- exactly what you hope to find on the road.

A very nice rest area near Fayetteville There are 4 rest…read moreareas on the southbound side of I-95 in North Carolina. This rest area is located on southbound I-95 at mile marker 47 in Cumberland County, North Carolina, near Fayetteville. It serves as the southernmost rest stop in the state before crossing into South Carolina, making it a convenient final pause for travelers heading south. I have stopped here many times on numerous trips over the years, and it has consistently impressed me with its upkeep and amenities. The layout is thoughtful, with separate parking sections for cars and large trucks to ensure safety and organization. Interestingly, the truck parking is positioned closer to the highway, while the car parking is situated farther back, reducing noise for passenger vehicles. There always seems to be plenty of parking available, even during busier travel periods, which is a relief on long drives. The parking areas are centered around two single-story brick buildings that give the site a sturdy, welcoming feel. One building houses the restrooms, which are always clean, well-stocked, and functional, with modern fixtures and good lighting. Adjacent to it is the vending area, offering a selection of snacks, drinks, and quick refreshments for those needing a pick-me-up without leaving the interstate. The entire grounds are impeccably maintained, free of litter both inside the facilities and outside in the parking lots and green spaces. One standout feature is a very nice plaque dedicated to NCDOT employees who were killed in the line of duty--a poignant reminder to drive carefully and appreciate the efforts that keep our roads safe. Adding to the appeal, there are picnic benches scattered on both sides of the car driveway, providing spots to stretch your legs or enjoy a quick meal. Some tables are shaded under trees or canopies for comfort on sunny days, while others are open for those who prefer the sun. The shaded areas make it especially pleasant during warmer weather, and the overall landscaping contributes to a serene atmosphere amid the highway hustle. This rest area isn't overly fancy, but it excels in the basics: cleanliness, convenience, and a touch of thoughtfulness. Overall, it is a very nice rest area that always seems well maintained, and I highly recommend it to fellow travelers needing a reliable break on their journey through North Carolina. Enjoy.

When nature calls, the South Cumberland County Rest Stop is here for you! Cars and trucks are in…read moreseparate parking spaces to streamline the flow of traffic. Landscaping is nice and well maintained. And since we stopped by during the evening, the place was pretty well lit. Restrooms and vending machines are located in separate building. The restrooms themselves were (for the most part) clean, functioning, and well stocked with paper products. I would say there was one soap dispenser that needed some fixing and one faucet that wasn't working. Overall, it was a good place to stop by during our road trip.

Easy in and out of this rest stop - love it!…read more I was still half asleep when we stopped, so I didn't note the places to eat, but do know that the women's bathroom was quite clean. Close parking to the building.

this place is great. one my favorite camp ground I've stay at. I will never forget this placeread more

Decent just one of those dumb places that only want a 5 year or newer camper/RV, good amount of…read morespace to park, decent location

Last time I was here was 5 years ago, and the plae has not changed! I really enjoy their daily…read morelunch buffett specials. Thursday, BBQ Day, is my favorite! Excellent pulled pork and Skeeters sauce!

Good spot a quick lunch, for a $9.50 buffet. Bring cash, it's quicker than waiting for the dial-up…read morecard reader.

Thursday March 28, 2024 around 8- 9a.m. I was waiting on the number 12 bus to go home at the…read moreFayetteville Area System Transit Bus Station. I was heavily sedated by prescription medications that I was just prescribed by doctors from Cape Fear Valley Express Center for sciatic nerve damage, in which the doctors explained to me that I would experience drowsiness and sleepiness. I fell asleep at the bus station waiting for the number 12 bus to go home. I felt a hard poking in my shoulder then heard a manly female voice saying sir, you need to wake up. It startled me at first because I have schizophrenia, so when I looked up half way drowsy still, it was a female security officer that worked security for the bus station. When she got my attention, she said sir you can't sleep in here. Then she left. Needless to say, I tried to stay awoke as long as I could, still waiting for my bus to come, but I ended up dosing off again. The next time the same security female officer approached me along with another bus station security guard (white male) and a Fayetteville police officer (black male) and the white male security guard said to me," sir we need you to leave these premises". And I said for what, because I'm here waiting for my bus. The black police officer said to m," let me see your bus ticket ". I told him that I'm waiting for the city bus, NOT the Greyhound. Then the police officer said, " well sir, these people are asking you to leave the premises so you need to leave". And I asked," For What?" "None of them gave me a reason or logical explanation on why they were demanding me to leave the premises. So I said" I'll leave when my bus gets here. Making a long story short, the black police officer said "sir if you don't leave, you'll be arrested". I didn't respond back to this threat whatsoever. Then he said "So you're not going to leave huh?" I just basically continued to remain silent. So the black police officer walks outside and comes back in less than a minute it seems with two(2) other Fayetteville police officers. The black police officer said "Ok sir, I'm giving you one last chance to leave"; And I said," I'll leave when my bus gets here". The black officer then told me to stand up and place my hands behind my back in which I complied with no resistance, and asked what am I being charged for? And one of the other police officer said I'm being charged with Trespassing. So I was arrested and taken to jail. They also searched me and my belongings as if they were looking for narcotics or weapons of mass destruction. I don't have all of their names at the moment but I do have documents and there is also video surveillance and eyewitnesses.

First time visiting this location. Great upgrade from the old Greyhound bus terminal. The design…read moreand setup is nice;however I would have like to have seen the ticket counter in better location. The young lady who was there wasn't as helpful as the bus drivers who were on standby. Needless to say, my family was accommodated and reassured by the bus driver concerning their seating with a handicapped child and they were pleased. Location and ideal of the new station was long overdue for Fayetteville. I would say with a few minor tweaks, this location could be a prime location for bus transportation throughout the city and around the state.

Don't ask for Help! They're Camp Fun Murderers! * Refusal to…read moreProvide Services * Misrepresenting the Availability of Housing * Refusing Rental * Retaliation We faced retaliation and discrimination when asking for minor help via email and they're not ethical. If we could give negative stars for the service provided, we would, because one star glorifies this experience. When we enlisted another couple to "shop" them who are from North Carolina, they magically had availability for seasonal RV stays after stating they had no openings to allow us to move. Liar, liar pants on fire. Due to asking for minor assistance for grading and a light replacement and/or relocating to the one of 26 dry and graded sites, they retaliated by enacting some vague clause in their rental agreement they can terminate our agreement for "any and/or no reason" for short terms stay renters. Upon their 2nd rebuttal to the DOJ, Wanda from management said she wasn't made aware of my injury until the 2nd email. Wanda lied to the DOJ saying I was yelling but when you're in adrenal crisis, it's really impossible to move or talk very well because of the seriousness of the medical emergency. We asked for simple help and they retaliated by forcing us to leave after paying rent. They don't allow refunds. You're just stuck. After correspondence back and forth with Wanda, Wanda she said if you don't like it, "You can just leave." They'll just keep our money. After 14 hours in the ER, I was injured during the flooding slipping in the clay/ mud in my hunting boots here, which is filled with residual algae and stagnant water that smells awful to be so specific - it smells like swamp during heavy rains. I have an adrenal deficiency disorder telling them I'm on disability with my police dept and at any time could go into an adrenal crisis resulting in death within minutes. We are not allowed to extend our carpet beyond the rocks, so the clay/ mud is slimy and transfers onto the outdoor carpet, steps and inside of RV. After paying the rent, I emailed the photos of the flooding from multiple floods and days and asked very kindly for help. "JJ" with maintenance arrived and pounded on the RV door super angry yelled, "We will NOT be moving you!" I could hardly find the energy to talk because of adrenal crisis and told him I was in bed all day sick and to talk to my husband after front loading Kelly that I can't meet with maintenance because I was bedridden since returning from the beach. He continues to yell at me through the windows. I needed an ambulance in adrenal crisis. Then my husband received a confrontational email from management Wanda indicating upon her husband's, JJ's, inspection, the smell was from our sewer lines on the opposite side of the flooding on the ground and full but JJ lied because they had just been hooked up and empty upon returning from the beach during a torrential downpour. We emptied our tanks at that RV beach site. He never crawled under the slide out to pick up the empty hose to check it because I have two surveillance cameras on our RV. No phantom smell can emit from an empty hose plus they're Rhino brand. Anyways, you empty black water 1st then gray water so no sewage sits in the lines. JJ is no investigator, he's maintenance. We close off the lines when not in use. Stay in your lane, bro. As of 11/4/25, JJ was grading site 613 then smugly waved while our site is under water knowing I'm injured and refusing to help a disabled 1st responder trying to goad us into an argument - doesn't work because I deal with his kind on high priority police calls. Kelly had 3 instances of confrontations and poor customer service. The 1st notable when we were arriving from out-of-state, saying we must be here by 4 pm or don't come at all and it was in our welcome email after driving 14 hrs. They take pride in their social hours so the elbow disease seemingly runs strong in this "family" group of Hills Have Eyes angry folks. Good luck.

We have stayed here twice now as a pit stop and it is a nice place. As for staff interaction, the…read morefront desk is friendly and was willing to answer questions about the area. The maintenance guy seems to be friendly and easy going. The sites are great sized for our big rig and well spaced apart. We haven't stayed during months when the pools(there are 2!are open, so I can't speak on those, but the playground is well enjoyed by little ones. The dog park is well kept, not the largest, but enough to get the K9 wiggles out. The bathroom/Showers are clean and warm. The small town has many amenities, within a 5 minute drive you will find a country store, a pharmacy, Dollar General, and an IGA grocery store. Within 10 minutes there is a Premium Outlets, which has almost every name brand you can think of. I passed 4 other RV "Resorts" driving around and this place is by far the nicest. I did recommend to friend who will be staying for a longer period of time and will continue to recommend to fellow travelers. For being right off 95, this is a great stop.

Check in was a breeze and staff was friendly, but to call this a resort is a huge stretch. Not even…read moreclose. A bit rundown. Bathrooms needed up dating. Only stayed one night and it was easy access to I 95.

Really Good RV park. Really only two knocks on the park but beyond the knocks so many great things…read moreto consider. 1. No dumpsters for trash, I've never seen that in an RV park. 2. The road was gravl, and a bit rough at best. Overall the location was easy to get to, and the RV slots were easily consumed. The facilities, water, sewer and power worked perfectly. The other facilities were perfect (showers and bathr4ooms) but again the lack of a trash bin for residents made for an interesting experience. Still we will, if we are in that part of the world again, use the services!