Kayaking, Tubing and Ground camping is always a unique experience. Great people!…read more We always pleased!

The young men who ran the operation on 5/23/26 were helpful and capable, and the equipment was in…read moregood shape and appropriate. I cannot see how things could have been better.

Very close sights and very loud. Great for families. There were a lot of kids on our visit. Seemed…read morelike cars were driving around all night, car doors slamming, and the distant sound of babies crying. We probably wouldn't visit this site again due to the fact we are empty nesters and prefer seclusion.

This recreation area and campsite is a hidden gem in east Durham. There are numerous piers for…read morefishing and swimming access, campsites for individuals and groups, and boat rentals. Drive all the way to the end of the road to reach the playground and beach area with shallow water that is perfect for kids. Bathrooms are clean and include lots of changing stalls. We saw many hiking trails and will be back to explore those. Nature was pristine -- so well maintained, no trash, absolutely gorgeous. We felt like we were in a magical place on a vacation, not right within Durham. We will be back regularly!

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

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.

It's a gem! Super clean, great communication! It is convenient to the area but off the path enough…read morethat is quiet.

Always welcoming, lovely landscaping and best showers. Pets and people are friendly and fun to…read moremeet. Close to everything and far enough away as well. Jones Station is on our yearly visit list.

We just checked in, so I'm writing this review based solely on the check-in process…read more Mind you - it is 1:00am. I don't know that we've ever checked in to a place when the staff is actually working- we tend to dilly dally around so much that our fate has been set; we will always check in after hours. All that to say- as we approach an RV camp site, I'm dreading what kind of fresh hell we are about to discover. This one pleasantly surprised me. The lady said the map would be in the red box at the office. Wa-la there was a map with our name on it, in a red box. WOW!!! And, get this, the map led us to our spot, with a red pen line, and we didn't have to drive in circles in the middle of the night pissing everyone who is sleeping off. Amazing! The dogs took a walk around the lot- we like it. Lots of good pee-mail to read. Doggo approved

This was our third visit here - we travel to Charleston, SC several times a year and this is our…read moreovernight choice. It's an easy on and off of 95. The sites and large, level and well maintained. Plenty of amenities- 2 pools, a cute mini-golf course, 2 nice sized dog parks (that's super important to us) one even has a dog wash station, etc. There are several long term sites, but they are beautiful and well maintained. No trashy trailer park vibes here at all!!! The stuff is super friendly and responsive. We've enjoyed it so much that we're planning a longer stay over the summer!

Super fair prices for gorg camp spots in a pine forest next to a giant lake. Bathrooms were CLEAN…read more(of note, showers were motion activated (no holding the something while attempting to simultaneously shower) took a bit to heat up but then HOT).

We stayed at Crosswinds site B43-D which means it's a double site, in which they have many. Great…read morefor families that each have their own rigs. Level, wooded, and private with lake access; the only drawback was when the wind blew across the lake. The most outstanding feature of the entire Jordan Lake area is the complete lack of homes built along it's 180 miles of shoreline. So wonderful! With its proximity to other towns for food and entertainment, this place is a definite do-over. Has my "Give 'em a Whirl" meter gathering wood for a return visit. Camp here.

Nice people, great small mouth bass lake. Very basic camping! Will stay there again…read more 32' fifth wheel

I moved here a few months ago in my rv to live long term. I love living here and have the nicest…read moreneighbors who have helped me out many times so selflessly. The owner of the place keeps everything well kept up and clean. I enjoy the peacefulness of this place and often take walks around the pond/property. There are always kids/families outside as well as neighbors walking their dogs. I feel very safe living here and enjoy getting to hear the ducks quacking everyday. I look forward to hammocks in the trees and campfires once the weather gets warmer. :)