Beautiful new park opened a year ago (12/31/2013). Awesome level lots with trees in between and all…read morethe amenities. Free wifi. The bathroom was clean and nicely decorated; showers were hot! The park is out a couple miles from the highway through a suburb. It was nice and quiet. The owner is friendly and helpful. Our dogs loved it too. We camped one night in a 5th wheel.

Went on the site and they do not let you have BOXERS!! Are you kidding me, they are the most family…read moreoriented spoiled dogs ever!! I understand aggressive breeds, but Boxers are not aggressive at all!! Unless they come from an abused home, but I have only raised boxers and they are big babies!!

This is a beautiful RV park. They're still working on it & adding things a bit at a time. So, no…read morelaundry or bathhouse at the moment, but as I understand it, those are upcoming. There is a laundromat about 8 miles away. There's plenty of shopping choices within a few miles. Food Lion & Dollar General are a short drive away (8-9 miles). Burlington is 12-ish miles away & has most any store or restaurant one might need. The landscaping is lovely, with a variety of flowers all around the park. Attentive owners, reasonably priced, clean, & quiet. We were here for a couple of months while my husband was working in the area. If he ever gets called back, this is the RV park we'll call 1st. Plenty of shopping options within a short drive.

What a perfect place for us! We are visiting from Maryland... my daughters live in Hillsborough…read moreand Mebane.. so they were able to bring their families. Simple Times is absolutely charming. The tiny details such as beautiful landscape and huge fire pit made for a memorable weekend! Our full hook up site had wi-fi and a trash can! We have decided this is our go-to for family gatherings. The owners were no less than amazing to work with and most accommodating on every level! May God bless this family as they continue to provide an outdoor adventure destination! We are already planning our next visit!

Rules felt inconsistently enforced and communication was poor, left untimely unwelcome.read more

Now called Triangle RV. Great place to live. Short term or long term! Have been here over 3 yr so…read morefar.

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.

Wow there are improvements! You can now book online and pay for long before you get here and for…read morethe check in you just call a number for the roving ranger. Actually when you do the booking you provide license plate numbers and pay a booking fee. The other improvement is the road that leads to the campground, it has been paved! It used to be a pothole after a pothole, not anymore but don't tell anyone because next time I want to find one site available

Amazing, home cooked food and the portions are really hefty. A very smooth and calming atmosphere…read moreas well

I had no idea this park was here, or that it was as big as it is, until I had a friend invite me to…read morewatch a cricket match/practice. There are eight fields, but not all of them are visible to each other. Morrisville did a nice job of keeping the trees as natural dividers amongst most of them. It's a nice walk from field one to field eight and despite the flat ground, and occasionally busy parking lot, an easy stroll. While I was watching the cricket game, some of the other fields were being used for soccer or frisbee-throwing or dog-exercising or remote control plane-flying. On one of the fields in the back, someone had parked an RV and had the grill fired up. I'm not so sure that was a good idea, as it isn't a campground, but that field wasn't in use and the shelter was occupied. Despite it not being a park in the classic sense, it does have quite a few picnic tables in the shelter that likely provide a different take on a tailgate party. It's a good spot to watch a game and maybe have a picnic with the family. On quiet days, where no games are scheduled, it's a good spot to get away and enjoy the surroundings without being too far from home.

Not much of a park really, just some empty flat fields inside a wooded area where people play…read moresoccer and cricket. Last time I visited, some of the soccer goals didn't have any net and some goals were tied up and could not be moved.

Deep River Campground is located in a rural area of Asheboro North Carolina. It sits with…read morepeacefully between a small lake and Deep River (which leads to the Cape Fear river basin). It is very pet friendly (many campers have dogs) with trails along the lake and to the river. It's a popular fishing spot, although we didn't go since it's winter as of this writing. Bobby, who maintains the grounds is super helpful & attentive to any challenges that arise with the site and our needs. Scott, the owner, was very accommodating. And Linda in the office was just as sweet as can be. We would definitely recommend this campground and have had an amazing experience here. Thanks to the staff for all you do if they read this!!

I rented the apartment over the office for 6 months and it was a nightmare and literally a living…read morehell. Owner Dylan Kidd is the worst and greedy. Took advantage of me I'm disabled and he kept my $1200 deposit . He was mad because i got out of the lease because it was uninhabitable!

I started coming to the Beaver Dam entrance of Falls Lake since there is a public beach, as well as…read moreaccess to the lake where you can open water swim. I have been practicing some open water swimming here. It is populated but has plenty of parking, making it feel family friendly and safe. On warmer weekend days I've seen families come out and have a BBQ. It's the perfect spot to enjoy the summer if you do not have access to a pool or can't make it down to the beach.

It's always nice going out to the Falls Lake area to hike. There are many trails for that and for…read moremountain biking too. Some of the trails are easy while others more challenging. Some off shoot trails go along the shorelines and people come out here to fish or put a kayak in the water. There are plenty of birds and other wildlife to watch in the lake areas. Just a historical note. The Falls Lake area is part of the Neuse River system and is the main supply of water for Raleigh & Durham. It was created in the 70s to supply drinking water for a quickly expanding area of the state. Many valley, farms, and pasture lands were flooded to create it. In times of drought it's not uncommon for the top of an old barn to be seen in the water.