At the risk of making it harder on me to get a spot, I absolutely love Saxapahaw Campground. They…read morehave huge spots, each with a grill and a fire pit, and there are some tree houses in the area. The campground has two public showers and two bathrooms, and a beautiful view of the river adjoining the scenic trail. Within walking distance is the local brewery Haw River and a great restaurant with some shops, but the campground has seasonal beer as well at the pavilion.

A lovely place for a hike with nice trails and bathrooms near the trail heads. Lots of convenient…read moreparking.

Umstead is one of my favorite things about the Triangle. I try to visit there several times a…read moremonth. I mostly walk on the paved trails on the Glenwood side, but there are lots of dirt paths too. There are a number of picnic tables and a couple of shelters on the Glenwood side, too.

Excellent hotel experience at The Rizzo. Very, very clean. A lot of amenities for the price point…read more Nice fitness center, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, etc. A little displaced from main campus at UNC but not inconvenient at all. Nice bonus with each floor having guest pantries that include free ice cream, coffee, Coke products, and popcorn. Such a nice experience that I almost want to keep it my secret!

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Rizzo Center on a trip to the RTP area. The Rizzo…read moreCenter was a spectacular stay, situated in a safe area, next to numerous walking trails, and provided a range of amenities. Although note that you can't really walk to the main campus from here (although they provide a guest shuttle option). Check in was quick and easy, and staff were friendly and helpful. Our room was clean, comfortable, and was stocked with luxury amenities like Nest bath products and a stocked Keurig machinene. The Rizzo Center also had a full-sized gym, complete with two stationary bikes, a rowing machine, a peloton, a cable machine, a couple of treadmills and machines, and full dumbbell sets. They also provided a guest pantry, which was open 24/7, and stocked with ice cream, soda, coffee and tea. They also had several laundry machines on each floor, free for guests to use. The complimentary breakfast on the first floor was great, and included oats, grits, fruits, yogurt, pastries and hot foods (frittata, scrambled eggs, french toast, sausage/bacon, etc.). Definitely recommend staying here when visiting the RTP area.

A romantic getaway for those who love being cozy…read more Arrowhead Inn Bed & Breakfast is a overnight experience for you and your loved one. Pick from a variety of private buildings at different price points (though all are pricey compared to typical hotels) and enjoy peace and quiet while secluded in your private abode. I stayed with my wife at a deluxe cabin. We got in late at night, and with online check-in, we simply went directly into our cabin. The only time we interacted with a staff member was when they brought our breakfast in the morning. Every other interaction is done online or from outside your room. Accommodations are clean and modern. Despite the small space, there was a massive shower, a hot tub placed in the middle of the cabin which faced a huge TV and couch, a dining table, mini-fridge, and plenty of charging ports. The bed is on a second floor, which makes it a bit tricky to get to the bathroom downstairs at night, but Arrowhead thought ahead with stairs that light up automatically at night. The atmosphere both inside and outside our cabin was romantic, with plenty of bird and squirrel feeders to attract cute wildlife. Arrowhead is an expensive but worth it treat for lovers young and old.

Stayed here for my 4th wedding anniversary and absolutely loved it! We stayed in the Pyne Suite…read morewhich had a little sitting room with a fireplace and a separate bedroom and bathroom that was plenty spacious! A beautiful garden and sitting area lies in the back of the house and its beautifully upkept with a gorgeous working firepit, and it honestly provided alot of privacy! Now....on to the best part....the Breakfast part of Bed & Breakfast! They switch each day between a savory and sweet meal, that is first accompanied with fresh fruit and pastry! The first morning we had a lovely egg and cheese quiche accompanied with little chicken sausages and a fresh cup of coffee/orange juice! The second morning, we had a French toast bake with a different type of sausage, and the third morning we had a scramble egg with asparagus and those little chicken sausages again....which was all delightful! For three nights, we spent upwards of $600 and the location is near Durham city center with fabulous restaurants and night scene! Quality: 4.5/5 Customer Service: 4/5 Value for cost: 4.5/5

This is a wonderful place and we really enjoyed it. Very friendly owners but not in an obtrusive…read moreway. Perfect balance of professionalism with a welcoming feel. The home is very well appointed and everything was top notch. Another high point is the location. Very easy to find and within perfect distance for anything you may need or want including the up and coming downtown area. Highly recommended.

Very well restored old home. Top notch service and taste in decoration. It's a great place to…read moreescape for a while and relax. The owners are very friendly without being all up in your bidness if you know what I mean. We'll definitely be back and would recommend to even the most discerning of friends.

Spent the weekend at the Inn We had most of our meals here in the hotel. Honestly best food in…read moreDurham. We had Camden for lunch and he was such a great waiter. Service was great. Food superb and atmosphere a 10. Dinner tonight with Abigail. Now what can I say one of the best servers we have ever had. She was so sweet. Explained everything on the menu. Never had to ask for anything. She is a class act. Honestly for the management to the front desk people. We will never stay anywhere else. Best weekend ever

Came here for a work conference. Hotel is older but its beautiful. Landscape for days. Customer…read moreservice was awesome. Any issue was handled well. Just wish there was free microwave access. But its a beautiful property. And that air conditioner does work! Lol

Beautiful property with lovely amenities. Each space of the property had its own distinct yet…read moreintertwined personality. Truly a gem in the Pittsboro community!

Easily the best B&B I've ever stayed at. I stay at the…read moreRosemary House every few weeks when I travel for work and the house, food and especially the hospitality are all fantastic. Jamie & Heather are tremendous hosts and more importantly, outstanding people. The breakfasts are gourmet and the available refreshments and amenities will blow you away.

This is not your typical review…read more I (we) have been bringing our 6th or 7th Graders here for 14 of the last 18 years, for our 'end of year' field trip. There is a huge field, just right for kickball, soccer, touch football, softball, volleyball (nets provided), Frisbee, water balloon fights, kite flying, and... well, just about anything else you can think of on a wide open, cleanly mowed field. Down the lane apiece, there is a pond, and a nice hike around it. Next, there is a swimming pool. A nice one (shaped like a giant scallop, with the deep end by the hinge). They staff it with three lifeguards - one at the shallow end, two at the deep. Oh, and the lifeguards require the kids to 'prove' their swimming ability before allowing them in the deep area. Good call! There is an area under the trees with swings, a slide, and a number of other goodies - all underlain with enormous amounts of mulch. Kids have to try pretty hard to get hurt there, if they fall. Finally, there is a pavilion with perhaps a dozen or so picnic tables. At the far end is a small kitchen, with a sink, several refrigerators and a microwave. (This happens to be MY favorite space, since the weather under the roof is always AWESOME. ) The fine folks that run the camp usually show up within the first hour (or two) that you're there. They're really laid back, and always ask if there is anything that you need. They tend to come back before you leave, to hand you the billing for the day. They're happy to take PO numbers... but we've been visiting for so many years now, that I really don't remember what it was like the first year or two. It's readily apparent that they expect you to come back year after year. Yeah, it's THAT good. We've already scheduled next year's visit. Does that tell you how we feel about this place?