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.

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 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.

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

Hidden Gem: Cane Creek Campground is a solid bet. I'd give it a strong 8/10--it's perfect for the…read morecamper who values peace, quiet, and a bit of "social distancing" from the world. 27-30 minutes from Burlington North Carolina. You'll find restaurants,bars,etc. dollar general is 10 minutes away from the campground. The Atmosphere The standout feature here is the seclusion. This isn't one of those roadside parks where you hear highway traffic all night. It is truly tucked away from the nearest town, making it a fantastic spot for stargazing and feeling like you've actually escaped the grind. The Management The owners are definitely the "hands-off" type. They mostly kept to themselves, which works well if you're an experienced camper who prefers autonomy. Don't expect a guided tour it's pretty self explanatory or a nightly social hour hosted by the staff--they stay in the background and let the scenery do the talking. While it might feel a bit hands-off for some, I found it refreshing to just be left to my own devices. Our experience was nice we worked in Greensboro and that was about 30 minutes away. Super peaceful and very quiet. Everyone keeps to themselves. Beautiful place. We also were allowed to receive packages just no personal mail we didn't mind at all. The down side for us is when we had that winter storm and the campground pipes were frozen but we didn't know that till 2 days later. They didn't contact anyone or give anyone heads up about the storm. We dont watch the news much but a text would've helped a lot. We worked 10 plus hours 5-6 days a week so we didn't know how bad it was going to get. Anyways The whole time we thought it was ours but our 5th wheel is all seasons. They fixed the problem fast. Also they do come around and pick up trash. . No on site laundry. Full hook ups. Also water pressure is low so it's not your camper. We paid $975 cash but if you don't pay cash they charged the card $1000. If I worked in the area again I most likely would come back because I wasn't bothered by anything expect the communication during the winter storm BUT Definitely a beautiful place!

I recommend never staying there. I was traveling to the area for work when my plans changed, I…read morecontacted the campground with over a weeks notice and they would not give me my deposit back. They never advised me that my deposit was non refundable nor is it explained on their website. Totally the worst customer service ever. We prefer you make your reservation by telephone. You may also mail or e-mail your reservation request. Remember that a reservation is a promise. If you cannot keep your reservation, please call us in advance to let us know that you will not come. A $20.00 cancellation fee will be added to your credit card if you DO NOT call or e-mail us to confirm of cancellation of your reservation with a 24 hr. period! This is the only policy they have towards cancellation.

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!

It's quiet, it's in a great location and it's reasonable and it's actually a very pretty place,…read morelots of room, privacy and it seems to be mainly professional workers , nice spots, level, paved. Good place to watch rabbits and walk your dog!

Ten to fifteen minutes outside of Raleigh is this quite, spacious lots, very well kept grounds &…read morefull hook ups. Even though there are a few mobile homes, the residents were nice and helpful. You are with in five minutes of a Camping World & Walmart. Giving it four stars because there was no playground for children to play on & no picnic table on site. The owner did mention to Nancy that he is doing improvements all the time & he has plans to make the park better. Definitely would stay here again.

The folks at D& H RV & Marine are friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and thorough. I had been…read moreworking with Andrew for several months on a particular hard to find RV and when one came in, we visited but decided to stick with an Intech model. (I don't think anyone else has the inventory of Intechs that D&H have.) We closed a deal and returned the next week for pickup and training. Matt was great...best product introduction we have ever had. He was patient and thorough. Eric walked us through the paperwork and was one of the few Finance guys that we felt was on our side. Again, patient and not pushy. Highly recommend the total team.

I bought a 1 year old used RV from them. They said that they had done a complete inspection and…read moreservice on it, and it was like new. Turns out, the plumbing system had multiple leaks, almost every hose/electric attachment point was loose or broken off, and they had serviced the radiant heating system with the wrong kind of fluid, which totally ruined the system, causing corrosion and crystalization throughout the system. Instead of the $70/gallon Alde fluid required by the manufacturer for that year camper model, they had used $20/gallon fluid prohibited by manufacturer service bulletin. They tried to fix the plumbing leaks over and over again. The RV was in their shop for most of the first 6 months I owned it. They never found the source of the leak, and lied over and over again that it was fixed. The heating system: they said that it was all in my head and that it should be working fine because it was practically a new RV. However, I heard the service manager cussing "why can't I find just one f***ing competent RV tech?!" to himself one day when I dropped the RV off for the 5th or 6th time with the same plumbing leak. Just don't buy a used vehicle from them, and best to learn to do service and repairs on your RV yourself, as thousands of RV owners will attest. It is really hard to find a f***ing competent RV tech.