I have stayed here a couple of times and have had wonderful experiences. The first time I got a…read moremassive migraine and couldn't leave. The people were so nice and just said when I'm up to taking care of extra day, just come to office. This time I met the new owner, he is super nice. He is also doing renovations and additions to the camp. There is a beach for the kids to make sand castles, fishing, a great dog run with an obstacle run. It is also quiet. I will be staying here on the way home. It is conveniently located off I-95.

Love this place as a stopover on our way south to FL. New owner has made many improvements. Great…read moredog park, nice walk around the lake, and the nicest, cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. Clean and quiet. Easy on/off highway, and owner is the nicest guy. It's a regular stop for us each way every year.

Don't book a cabin here! Stayed this weekend with our infant and toddler in one of their cabins and…read morefound bed bugs.... Informed the park manager and all they said was sorry. We paid to rent the cabin as well as paid a daily visitor fee since we do not have a membership thru TRA (my parents do). No refund issued. Since this is a camp ground thru TRA there's no real accountability since you're already locked into their membership. They know there's nothing you can do about it so they don't care to fix anything or take care of it. I wouldn't waste your time here!

Beautiful campground. The personnel is friendly and helpful. Lynn at the general store is my…read morefavorite, she's hard working and always kind. My husband and I always enjoy staying at this campground. The lodge is beautiful with lots of features.

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.]

Good: quiet, shaded and level…read more Not good: poor or no internet signal (most of the time it's 1 bar), electric bill. The electric bill amt. is texted to you at the end of the month. No break down as what you used or how much each kilowatt cost. We had a feeling, the entire bill was divided between the campers. Our electric bill was $190-$200 for each month we stayed. There is no way. That's a house electric bill. Oh, and there is an empty camper across from us that the owner rents out. There was no one in it the 2 months we stayed, but the AC was on the entire time. Guess who paid for that?

When we signed up with Midwest Outdoors in December 2021, we were excited to pay one fee and camp…read morethe rest of the year for no extra fees. Then we read the contract more closely we discovered we could never cancel or opt out of the contract it would mean we both would have to be deceased to get out of the contract. So we decided to cancel within our 7 days they gave us to cancel and get a refund back. So I called and told them we were going to cancel or contract with Midwest Outdoors. They told me they needed my cancellation in writing. I told them I would get it in the mail. Well, the next morning I was informed my father passed away. And never got around sending in my cancellation. So, January of 2022 we were informed Travel Resorts of America purchased Midwest Outdoors. We Tried to talk to these people and reason with them and got nowhere. So, we continued to pay the annual fee for camping and went camping. Then one day we received a phone call they wanted to meet with us and see if we were happy and what they could do for us. This happened twice so far, and we were promised many things and find out nothing was true. I have called customer service many times and to find out everything we were told was not true. We have talked and meet so many people while camping and the same thing as us. Everything Travel Resorts of America has told them was all a lie. So now we are stuck. I did get a promotion to pay for 5 years and only pay for 4 years, the 5 years would be free for us to continue camping for that one price. At the end of our contract, I will sell or give it away if that is possible to anyone to would be interested. OR if after all this time I get a Opt out added to my contract. I would also like to say I can see where Travel Resorts could work is for retired people that have family in other states they can visit. But the fees are very high and you're paying this fee with lots of rules and regulations as well. The best part is now Travel Resorts of American are selling some of our resorts here in Minnesota to KOA. And now we have to camp only in certain spots. The campground is closed to certain spots for Travel Resorts of America campers. Not a happy camper

The staff is kind and does their best at every park we visit. However, basic maintenance including…read moredependable electric at site, keeping the pools up, maintaining internet service, having basic items on the shelves of the camp store, etc.... are lacking. Now that it is non longer membership camping and open to the public, these properties are simply mid grade campgrounds.