Camp-A-While

Leveat Ruse (carolinastechrecruiter)

Really nice with full hook ups. We have a 33ft travel trailer. Wooded and pretty level. We only stayed one night, and will definitely be back for multiple stay!

Angela Adams

Very nice nature trail, wish the campsites were up there away from the road!! Well stocked campstore with Amish baked goods and local meat. In a tent it was like sleeping on the interstate though, very loud and nearly constant tractor trailer noise and frequent helicopter flyovers.. Good enough for a one night stopover on 18hr drive but do not recommend for tent camping unless you bring earplugs.

Glenn Williams

This was an overnight stop for us in our 38' Class A. If you are coming from the interstate, take heed of the speed warnings. The entrance to the campground is on a road with a 9% downhill grade. Even in low gear, my brakes were getting quite warm. The park is awesome, as are the staff. The sites were level, clean and gravel. There appear to be a handful of permanent residents but there are plenty of daily rental sites. Sites were well set up with utilities easily within reach and water quality was good. The camp store had everything you could possibly need, from locally grown and butchered meats to fishing worms. While there, we visited the Pioneer Tunnel, a steam locomotive ride with some local history and a tour of a coal mine. Highly recommended.

Michael Knott

Great little campground! It has everything for a family to do without huge crowds like some of the larger campgrounds. Lovely and quiet area too. You can hear the trucks coming down the hill but it's really not a big deal at all.