RVacation RV Park is located in Selma, North Carolina right off I-95, Exit 98. It’s a great place for an overnight stop – we were headed from Pennsylvania to Central Florida.

The campground office is open until 10:30 pm – helpful when you prefer to stop later or if you need a last minute place due to bad weather. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful. Prices were reasonable – $20 – $39; the more expensive sites are 50 amp pull thrus designed for the bigger rigs. In a thunderstorm it was worth the extra money for their ease of access and hookup.

Because of the proximity to the highway and train tracks there is some traffic noise and train noise but it was nothing that impeded us from getting a great nights sleep. We will not hesitate to add it to our short list of places for our “half way there” stop.

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High Rock Lake Marina and Campground is a great family campground. The staff is friendly and the facilities are clean. They also provide FREE cable and wireless internet! The park offers a pool, boat ramp, boat rentals, and a snack bar… you need it they got it!

We spend our entire vacation there every year! The kids love it and so do we. High Rock Lake has 365 miles of shoreline. It’s the 2nd largest lake in North Carolina. They are located in Lexington, in the heart of NASCAR country! Call the for a reservation 800-382-3239!

I’m so sorry we stayed at Kampers Lodge Campground. It seems to be a locals only campground, but not good for travelers.

The cost seems too high for the service (very few services). However, we did have good 50 amp service.

Asheville East KOA is a nice campground located in the heart of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, about 15 minutes from historic Asheville. This KOA has an absolutely super staff. The campground has very clean restrooms and lots to do for kids.

Amenities include a Pavilion, a seasonal snack bar, and wireless Internet. Also, they have a nice swimming pool (open from May 13 – September 12), mini golf, fishing, bike and boat rentals, tubing and a game room.

We would definitely recommend this KOA to anyone with a family, and we plan on returning next summer!

I have visited Brown Mountain Beach several times. I found this to be one of the most tranquil places left on the east coast.

The facilites are very clean, and the staff is the best. The water is so clean in the river that you can drink it directly. I sat out in the middle of the river on some of the smooth flat rocks, and I have to say it was the most relaxing moment I have had in years. I have camped my entire life, and visited many places, but nothing quite compares to Brown Mountain Beach.

If you need even more quiet time, drive up the road a mile or so, and visit the trails. You will see what life was like before our modern time. Incredible! I found them at www.brownmountainbeach.com

When you want to be off the beaten track, Lazy Acres Campground is your place. The easy access from I-95 makes this campground campground a perfect rest stop for a night, or stay a while and take a break from the highway.

Every site here is level and shaded, some with concrete slabs. The showers and toilets are adequate, and the pool is immaculately maintained. There is a stocked fishing pond that requires no license. Firewood and ice are available in generous proportions.

Lazy Acres Campground is adult oriented with few amenities for children, which adds to the charm. All the attractions of Fayetteville are nearby for day trips.

Lakewood is another huge campground on the Atlantic Ocean. The staff keeps the grounds nice and clean. They are very helpful also.

We enjoy staying there, but there are a few problems. If you stay around 4th of July the fireworks noise lasts for another at least 4-5 days. Fireworks should be on the 4th not on any other day. At night there is a problem with golf carts! The kids there do not respesct the rules of the campground when it comes to driving. I look around and see underage children driving and fast! No respect for others! The campground security does not enforce the golf cart good enough. I understand that it is a huge campground but security is not good enough.

The sites have plenty of room with full hook ups. By the way, make sure you rent a golf cart to get around there because the property is huge!

Zooland/Banjo Creek Family Campground has new owners and the place just opened this Memorial day weekend I stayed with my family all weekend and it was great.

The campground was filled with things to do for the kids including fishing, hiking, swimming, a big jumping pillow, a game room, minigolf, a playground, and a kiddy pool for my little one. The property is nicly landscaped and the bathhouses are very clean.

We were very happy with our stay. I recommend this place to everyone.

We stayed at The Great Outdoors RV Resort in Franklin, North Carolina in March 2010.  The campground has no pull through sites, but very wide easy roads to maneuver… we had no trouble with our 42’ RV.

All the interior roads are paved real wide for easy access. There is no waterfront- but the very high elevation of the grounds offer amazing mountain-range views. Were going to stay 1 night and stayed the week. Sites 45-60 are on top if you stay or reserve a spot over the phone. The park web-site gives you a great overview and park tour if you are not sure.www.gorvresort.com

They have a pool, showers, a clubhouse, and cabin lots, and there are Class A Lots for sale at the Sunset Ridge section with private facilities if you are looking for property. We took the tour with the owners… a nice, friendly couple.

We would stay here again. They are also pet friendly. While they DO accept children it looks like the park is more catered towards an adult crowd. There are no playgrounds or children areas. 828-349-0412 Camp Phone