Ride with Rob will make a night on the town or a trip to the airport better than good. My husband…read moreand I used Rob and his transportation service to attend a concert in downtown Greenville. How wonderful to attend the concert without worrying about trying to find the elusive parking spot. Rob is extremely professional. He answered calls and text messages promptly. He arrived a few minutes before time, but yet we did not feel rushed. The car was immaculate and bottles of water awaited us. Rob opening the door was unexpected but appreciated. Conversation was great without being over the top with pointless chit-chat. When we attend our next concert we'll be sure to call Rob again!

Highly recommend. I used Rob from RDU to Greenville. Constant communication and pick up curbside…read more First class all around.

great guys .I needed a reliable service for a trip from greenville to RDU Airport and They showed…read moreup on time , thanks again

Never answered the phone! Disappointed…read more Got an UBER! Fast & a lot less expensive & responsive & professionals & on time & fantastic service & excellent driver!

Location was easy to find. Staff was friendly. Room was clean. Nice gym. Cost to park is $12 per…read moreday. Easy to walk to ECU campus and downtown area.

Can improve on customer service, rude to college student whose parents are staying there as if this…read moreisnt the whole point of the business

5 stars love these guys! A Must Call!!! Reliable and Trustworthy!!! Clean and roomy transportation!read more

Very well kept campground!! We loved the spacious sites and friendly staff. There's a nice little…read moredock to fish from that the kids loved.

Very helpful and friendly staff. Clean campgrounds, very quiet, nice pool and added benefit of a…read morekey card secured gate into the facility. They have an onsite store for the essentials you may have forgotten and the prices are not outrageous. River runs around the grounds, making it very scenic. Pets allowed with no weight restrictions like some other places. Keep on a leash and clean up after are the only rules. Free wifi too. Only downside was lack of trees on the side we parked the RV. In the heat of August, the air ran all day full time to try to keep it cool. So if you're there in the summer, just remember to request a campsite near trees. Would definitely recommend and we'll stay again next time thru.

Two winters in a row here I'm a traveling nurse and I couldn't ask for a better spot. Full…read moredisclosure no bath house, no laundry but ECU, ECU medical center are within 10 miles of this site. We love Chris & his father who run it. They are planning on expanding and may put in laundry at some point. It's quiet, campers for a week and long term like us. I work nights and can sleep pretty well during the day. There are plenty of places near by to get groceries, a good meal or a cocktail. Greenville is a nice up and coming place to stay.

This was a wonderful campsite. Pull through with full hook ups that worked great. There was no…read morecable included but we got all the stations we needed just using the antenna. Chris was easy to work with once you get him on the phone. He met us at the driveway to took us right to our site. There is a nice area to walk your dog and the location is close to ECU campus and all the restaurants you can imagine. We stayed here in late March 2026 in a 38 foot 5th wheel. I will come back here again! I think you will enjoy the peace and quiet as much as we did.

The Queen Anne's Revenge Conservation Lab is located in Greenville, NC. Once a month, on the first…read moreTuesday of the month, the lab is opened to the public for tours. Reservations are required for the free tours but it is easy to make a reservation on their website. In 1996, Queen Anne's Revenge which had been named La Concorde as it was a French slave ship was found off of the Beaufort inlet. The boat was 103 foot with 40 cannons and sunk on the Beaufort sandbar in 1718. In 2003, QAR Conservation Lab was formed in Greenville as they needed a bigger facility to work. Archaeologists work at the facility to uncover; preserve; clean; identify and catalog the artifacts. This is a very long process. Some of the artifacts took 9 years from when they started until it could be displayed at the museum. The artifacts are covered with concretion which is a mixture of shells, sand and debris that latch on. So they start with xrays to see what is inside. The artifacts need to soak in a tank to keep them wet. Then archaeologists have to use air scribes (it reminded me of a dentist drill) to remove the the concretion. The artifacts then need to soak to desalinate and this can take many years. Electronic reduction is used to help stop corrosion. Anodes get attached to artifacts to help the process. The warehouse has some parts of the hull structure; a 12 foot anchor that weighs over 2000 pounds; cannons; cannon balls; and much more. Some of the small artifacts were found in the sand. So far, 30 of the cannons have been recovered among the hundreds of thousands of artifacts. I had no idea how much was involved in getting items from the sea to the point they are ready for the museum. I have much respect for these archaeologists preserving history. I highly recommend taking a tour at QAR Conservation Lab as it is a unique experience.

I highly recommend I toured this museum when bi was a little girl and hageva picture on the…read moreoriginal Queen Anne Pirate Ship. Greenville has alot of historical places and history no one knows about.

Girls bathrooms were clean-ish, could use a good deep clean but the males bathroom were really…read morespotless, this rest stop is one of the more clean rest stops on this route. Small but enough room outside to walk the dog or stretch your legs.

Stopped here hoping to use an outlet for our baby's bottle warmer. No outlets anywhere and when we…read moreasked a worker if they could plug it in their break room for literally 5 minutes, they said no. I guess kindness doesn't exist anymore.