Some of their amenities include: Free Wifi, a heated pool, Free Cable TV, Kamping Kabins, a fishing pond, paddle boats, a playground, horseshoes, a small camp store (with ice, firewood, groceries and RV supplies), a large recreation hall, a laundry and private showers.

There was a nice atmosphere for a campground so close to I-95. The campground staff was very friendly. The facilities were clean and well maintained. The rates were a little on the high side, but I think it was worth it.

The park is clean and very well maintained, and they have an excellent bus service that stops right at the campground and takes you to most of the major attractions in the area. You can buy tickets for area attraction on-site too! Cherry Hill Park has a very nice camp store with a great selection of groceries and camping supplies. Amenities include a large pool, lounge, game room and the “Cherry Hill Cafe”. The facilities are clean and well maintained.

Individual sites are level but most are quite small although they can accommodate big rigs. There are plenty of pull-thrus and full hook-ups including cable TV. You definitely don’t stay here for the ambiance… it’s crowded, somewhat cramped and the kids can run rampant thru your site at times, but for us it’s always been a nice overnite stop on our way to warmer weather.

The campground is clean and well maintained to typical KOA standards. There is a good amount of shade from mature trees scattered throughout the property. Sites are comfortably large and they have full-hookup pull-thru sites that include free cable tv and can accommodate large rigs. They also have camping cabins, a playground, large laundromat, a nicely stocked campstore, and a large pool and planned activities in the summer months.

They also have free wi-fi, but I never get a chance to use it because most of our stays have been “arrive late and leave early the next morning”.

Smithfield KOA is a comfortable, reasonably priced campground that’s great for I-95 travelers looking for an easy on-off exit overnight stay. I recommend it!

They have full hookups (including cable), a swimming pool, nature trails, fishing (no license required) , a playground, convenience store, game room, laundry, and free Wi-Fi. The facilities are clean and well maintained.

NINO’s restaurant is within easy walking distance and is open in the evening and has some great pizza and Italian food to die for.

South Forty KOA is a regular for us.

Frisco Woods is located on the Pamlico Sound within the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The park has mostly wooded, waterfront sites. Facilities include: 20-30-50 Amp electric service, cable TV, water, sewer hookups, dumping station, public phones, dishwashing area, coin operated laundry and fish bench. There is a Convenience and Gift Store that has everything you need including LP gas, ice, beach and camping supplies.

The staff was friendly and laid back. The pool was clean, and the sites were roomy. We will be camping there again.

If you choose to do something else, there is plenty to choose from. A Rainbow Spring beach area, fishing dock, heated outdoor pool, a rec room with puzzles, books, ping pong, fooz ball, and TV, a very reasonably priced gift and “oops I forgot” shop, and a GREAT staff. You can’t chop down wood there but you can buy a bundle of wood for about $8.00, or just bring your own. River Loop has shading on the camp sites, everywhere else is kind of in an open field. Be sure to pack plenty of sunscreen.

We didn’t have an RV but there were a lot of RV’s there. We spoke with one RV owner who was having a good time and joked that because of the amp availablility he could only run 1 air conditioner in his RV.

Power, water, and fire pit at all sites. Remember to put your food away at night, there are many evening visitors otherwise. LOL.

Great memories, great time, and we are already working on planning our next group outting to Rainbow Springs!!!

The sites are a comfortable size and each has a 30 amp hookup, water, grey water receptacle for sink and shower, a picnic table and fire ring. Some sites are shady, some are open and grassy. If water is your preference then you can get a site by their duck pond! Big rigs should be no problem.

There are plenty of things to do here too. Salem Farms has two pools, bocce, volleyball, badminton, basketball, horseshoes, tennis courts and shuffleboard. Nearby are a number of lakes and ponds for fishing or boating.

Our family stayed here last summer and really enjoyed it. We have recommended it to several of our friends and plan to stop back next year.

The sites with the concrete pads and 30amp seem to be narrower than the gravel 50amp sites. Watch out for the speed bumps located throughout the park. They are so big they have names… Mt. Charleston, Mt. John’s, Mt. South Carolina, etc. so go slow. They’re bigger than they look.

Park staff was very nice and did not hesitate to answer questions or help you out.

There was some traffic noise, but not annoying. We probably would stay here again if we were in the area.

The park is clean and well maintained. The sites are large with plenty of room and most are pull-thrus on grass. The campground has plenty of trees but the sites themselves are relatively open and sunny. Interior roads at this campground are a little narrow and larger rigs may brush against a lower branch or two.

There is a network of well maintained field and forest walking trails running by several small ponds. The facilities are clean and well maintained. Wi-fi is also available here.

My Brother’s Place is in a rural area with the nearest shopping about an hour away. This is a good place to stay for a day or two.

The campground is located on GA Route 204, about 2.5 miles west of Interstate 95, exit 94.

Most of the sites at this campground are shady. We had a pull through site with cable. The property has 24 hour security gates with codes so we could come and go anytime.

This campground is located near several shopping malls, tons of restaurants, and it’s only 15 minutes away from downtown Historic Savannah.