I enjoy writing reviews, especially whenever it is well deserved. This campground's review is well…read moredeserved! The staff is friendly and very helpful. Our homebase closed temporarily and they worked with us to extend our stay until our place reopened. The sites are mostly wooded, with additional open air sites. They have drive thru sites too. The sites are a good size and very well maintained from the site itself to the hookups. They have walking trails, a playground and a pool. You will also have a laundry facility (very clean!!!) and a bath house (those are very clean as well). It also looks like they are expanding - adding more open sites and another bath house/laundry facility. It's so peaceful here! Parents can feel safe letting the kids ride/walk around. There are signs stating that children have the right of way.

Lovely little spot in the woods outside of Charlotte, North Carolina. The ladies that run the…read moreoffice are so kind, (not so much for the grumpy man that makes the occasional appearance). Full hookups so you're not roughing it here, they also have a swimming pool for the warmer months. Pros: roomy spots, so you're not right next to strangers. They definitely keep the area clean, everyone has their own rubbish receptacle, very quiet, well designed, beautiful scenery in the woods and the layout is country cute! Cons: water pressure is a little low, and the laundrette is a little rough, the machines are dirty and overpriced ($1.75 for wash, but $3.50 to dry) with 2 out of order. Would not hesitate to stay again.

My little wanted to go to a museum, so when I found that Morrow Mountain State Park not only had a…read moremuseum but a scenic overlook, I knew we needed to visit. A very quick drive later, we were at the State Park and enjoying all that it had to offer. I appreciate that the roads within the State Park are paved, as the terrain can be steep at times and with the rains we've had, a gravel road would have washed out. The museum is small, but highly informative. I learned so many new things about Stanly County and the types of rocks and minerals found within the county. After the museum, we drove around the State Park, exploring the many camping sites, seeing the Kron house, and ending up at the scenic overlook. There was one hairpin turn that you have to be careful with when meeting oncoming vehicles, but it was a very serene drive. I thought it was awesome they had a "summit snack bar" that was open, although we didn't wander over. The views are breathtaking! Such a great place to visit on a weekend or during the week when time permits.

Gorgeous state park with gorgeous views and trails BUT absolutely NO service. There is WiFi…read moreavailable in the office but they refuse to share the password. Stating it's not for public use. Fine. Whatever. But what if there's an emergency? All the signs just say call the park ranger. Can't do that with no service babe. Otherwise love it

This was our second stay at Antique Town Campground and it did not disappoint. We loved the site we…read morewere on # 22. Its a well planned out campground with FHU and spacious sites. The owner takes great pride in maintaining a nice family friendly campground.

My only complaint was that we didn't go when it was warmer! The pond, beach, walking trail, swing…read moreset, hammocks all looked like it would have been fun to hang out around. Bathrooms were really nice, sites nicely kept up. AT&T Cell service was dismal, but plenty of sky for the Starlink. We went during Thanksgiving week and it froze a couple nights, hosts were wonderful to work with and provided covers for the spigots and to refill tanks. Above and beyond.

I have stayed many times at High Rock Lake Camp Ground over the years. I have stayed in their…read moreCabins and I have rented their Pontoon Boats annually. Family owned business, clean well kept grounds with pool and kids play area.. All Employees are helpful to make sure your stay is the best it can be. Once in the camp ground you have all you need for your stay. Lodging, clean bath houses, food and the open waters. Debbie

I had a great time with my family and friends. We played games, went out to eat, fish, grilled, and…read moremuch more. It was our first time but we had fun. A little advice; make sure you spray the cabin down really really well cause we brought back bed bugs and had to throw things away to get rid of them. That was a first experiencing bed bugs. Reminds me of chicken pox, and no sir you don't want any parts of that. Other than that I would of have them a higher rating.

Beautiful place and grounds. Bathhouse full of spiders…read more Outdated . Snack bar area not up and running No ice at machine No activities . Due to covid 19 Putt putt area is run down Nice and quiet When for set arriving lady must have just had a rough morning. She seemed as though she didn't really want to be doing her job or something. Afterwards later that day she seemed more sociable and as days went by.. she was of a great help. A lot of live in people here. Spaces are nice and spacious. Shady as well. Unless you prefer out in sunny area. Hubby and I were talking,,, it'd be nice if they sold ice cream out of lil snack bar . Especially on hot days

I love this place. The staff are extremely welcoming, helpful and friendly. It is kept clean and…read morethe grounds are well manicured. They handle everything from tents to big rigs. There are a lot of long termers and while I have been to places this was a negative, it is not the case here. They were friendly and campers were kept up. My only wish was the pool opened earlier in the day, especially on days that it was 90 degrees before 10am. I took my daughter and her friend here in my 32ft class C and had no problem at all maneuvering. Has full hook-ups with no issues. Each site had it's own trash and fire pit. Kids enjoyed slushies, a few pool games and lots of swimming. There are some video games as well as a juke box but the juke box was out of order when we were there. As a warning, bring cash or check. No credit cards accepted. The rates are reasonable. They have a calendar of events and I happen to stay the one weekend nothing was scheduled. They have an Easter Egg hunt every year that my kids have enjoyed in the past and still talk about it. It's a great place to relax and make some memories.

thanks for another great weekend my granddaughter 5 years old had a great time all weekend see…read moreyou again soon

This is my first time here and it was amazing. This is the 10th Jellystone we've been to and this…read moreone is by far the best. I wish this place was closer to Ct. I'd buy another camper just to be seasonal. We missed weekend activities due to only being here Mon-Fri but still a lot of kid activities!! Amenities include pool, a jumping pillow, laser tag, and various activities for kids, including crafts and games. They highlight the fun trails for golf cart rides, the stocked ponds for fishing, and the overall peaceful and enjoyable experience for families. Also like the friendly and attentive staff who go above and beyond to make guests feel welcome.

Internet was very bad,needed for work,the park itself is very nice,New management,hopfull,will be…read morefixed in future

Quiet and peaceful, I stayed four nights here in early April 2021. This RV park has a mix of…read more"permanent" residents (some of these trailers look like maybe they haven't moved in years) and transients like myself. Contractors, residents and even a few military folks that must be commuting from the nearby military base (one guy has a high end Class A and a Tesla). I had a pleasant stay, finding it nice for doing some remote work from the table in my Class C. The park has a few kids but they don't make much noise. The folks coming and going were quiet enough. It's likely because the manager (owner?) lives on site and can keep an eye/ear on things. It's far enough from civilization that it was placid, with a large lake that has the occasional boater (mostly rowboats and canoes) and pole fisher. I had a few walks around the park to get some exercise and it's nice. Keep an eye out for the occasional dog owner that doesn't pick up. The bathhouse was very nice with plenty of good hot water. Showers were in stalls with curtains, much like something you'd see in your local fitness center or YMCA. There is a laundry with washer and dryer for $1 each load. Some kind soul had left detergent on the shelf, so thanks for that! Perfectly okay here and no one disturbed my stuff. The electric and water hookup at my pad worked perfectly fine. The black water dump on the way out was also good enough and that's where the trash dumpster was located. Standard stuff if you don't mind storing black water for a couple of days and dumping it on the way out. The water from the tap at my site was clean - TDS rating as low as that from my kitchen sink back in Charlotte. No problems there. It wasn't a huge site but it fit my RV just fine and had a little bit of shade. Only two complaints. First, I was never able to connect to the wifi despite the printed password in the welcome guide. There are signals but my laptop and phone just wouldn't connect. I didn't ask for assistance, so that's on me. Second, the park is quite sandy in most areas. This means that you need to be careful not to track it back into your RV. I bought an indoor/outdoor rug and that helped some. The park is at the end of a mile long sand track. I had no problem negotiating it at the posted 15 mph limit. I don't see the big deal. Yes, the office is a little cluttered but so what? I didn't spend any time there other than during my check in and when I returned to pick up a bathhouse key. There is a Walmart and other shopping/eats in Raeford, about 15-20 minutes away. Pricing was good as they are members of the Passport America program so I enjoyed a discount on the first couple of nights. https://www.yelp.com/biz/passport-america-crestview?hrid=2kEfX4czrwNvR07gbmlaqw I had a good stay and would choose this place again if I'm in the area. [Review 15008 overall, 510 of 2021, number 2870 in North Carolina.]

Came back for another adventure. Arrowhead is what one would expect. It's rugged and remote, while…read morestill being totally accessible. The sites are pretty well laid out and have the bare necessities. Plenty to do nearby: boating, off-roading, horse-back riding, shooting, hiking, prospecting, etc, etc. If you don't want to backpack, but don't want to camp at a resort, this is a good middle-ground.

We spent the 4th of July weekend in the Uwharrie National Forest at the Arrowhead Campground. It…read morewas a last minute decision and honestly, we would have rather camped at nearby Morrow Mountain State Park but it's closed due to storm damage. Arrowhead was just okay. I'm not sure we would ever go back. First off, even though the bathhouse is brand new it's just not maintained. It was filthy about 90% of the time. The campground itself it nice, but some spots are nicer than others. I would say the two best spots in the whole place are #29 and #27. They're both double spots with electric on site. The campground is VERY popular with Jeeper groups aka 'mud boggers'.Not really annoying, just interesting. Badin Lake is nearby but there's no real beach to picnic and hang out. That was my biggest disappointment. I love the mountains, but I have to admit, I'm not sure I'll go back to Uwharrie. I'll head West to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Pisgah before heading back East.

I wanted to go away to a weight loss retreat so I goggled weight loss retreat and clicked on…read moreBookretreats.com where I saw a listing in Albamare NC for a 15 day fasting /detox for about $700. The pictures showed a few bedrooms & a living area in a house in the country. I made contact to confirm if they were open & the owner Freddie Morgan emailed me that the dates that the price listed on the website is for the dates that automatically populate on it, which is Christmas week. He said those same accamodations now (June) are $1700. But, he said, he could put me in a tent for $700 for the 15 days. I acquiesced and agreed to that, even though it felt like a Bait and Switch tactic. I flew from NY to NC and stayed 1 (ONE) night, out of the 14 I had paid for, and then left. It was very uncomfortable in the tent, the tent had wasps, the bathroom was inside a kitchen used by campers, on a dirt floor, with a shower curtain for a door, that was not at all private. You could clearly hear the conversations of the people in the kitchen and you could see them through the shower curtain and they can see you, while you're trying to use the bathroom. The tent zipper got stuck repeatedly so that I was stuck inside the tent until I could finally manage to open it. It was extremely hot, and fasting in those conditions is extremely difficult. I reached out to both Freddie Morgan and bookretreats.com to get a refund but Freddie refused. He took my $700 for 1 miserable night sleeping in a tent in his barn. He markets his property as a weight loss retreat, writers retreat, stargazing retreat, airbnb, sleep-in-a-barn, and the Fred T. Morgan Homeplace Hotel. Since he is a jack of all trades and master of none, with no medical certificate, yet running a business that is for people to go almost 15 days without food in nearly 100 degree weather, he should at least be cognizant that the situation -sleeping in a hot wasp filled tent while fasting-will not work for everyone.

Most lots are full time residents. Not a nice place. Pictures are old it's run down nowread more

The staff here at the campground are amazing, they are always eager to help and always happy…read moreanytime someone comes to them for anything. The campground itself it very nice and maintained, there could be more amenities for kids to have something to do, since there isn't alot of local attractions nearby to entertain small kids or teenagers. Honestly, never met a better staff and I have stayed in alot of different campgrounds due to traveling for work. Again, just more activities and things for kids like mini golf, splash pads, or anything family oriented really would be the only thing to top off such a wonderful place to stay.