best overnight parks off I 95

Before our trip I use this list and then check out the reviews/websites of campgrounds that we plan on being in the vicinity of. For instance if we plan on stopping somewhere in South Carolina I will check all reviews of the ones on I95 in that state and then make a list of which ones are good and which ones to drive on by. It has helped us lots with our choices!

We also stayed at the Americamp near Richmond. Lots of sites and good staff.Easy in and out.

We frequently use Walkabout at Exit 7 in Georgia, just above the Florida line.

Stopped at Carolina Crossroads on the way south this year. Actually stayed for a couple of days. They have sites set aside for overnight late arrivals. I believe these sites have electricity and water only. They close the office promptly at 5pm, but there's is someone onsite and they leave you check-in info in a box outside the office.

Well maintained CG and nice people to deal with. Very convenient to I-95.

There is also South Fourty just south of Petersburg. Found it a nice overnight stop with an onsite restaurant that's usually open. Good fuel stop there just before 95 too.

I look for convenience when overnighting going to & from Florida, and so far have found 4 campgrounds near I-95 that work pretty well:
(1) South of the Border in Dillon, SC, just below the North Carolina border. Easy on & off, gas & supplies available, self-service RV wash ($2). And quite reasonable at $26 for 30 amp electric & water back-in site.
(2) New Green Acres Campground, Walterboro, SC. Long (100 feet) pull-thru sites, nicely shaded, too, but you can hear the traffic on I-95 (and see it from a few sites) although I didn't find it a problem inside the motorhome. $26 for 30 amp electric & water.
(3) RV Resort at Carolina Crossroads, Roanoke Rapids, NC, not far from the Virginia border. A bit more expensive at $34, but that's for a pull-thru and you get cable TV, too. Very clean restrooms/showers.
(4) Stagecoach RV Park, St. Augustine, FL. More of a destination for most campers, but it was at the right stopping point for me going further south. Just a mile or two from I-95, but no road noise in campground. Restrooms/showers were very clean. A bit pricier for an overnight at $40.

Carolina Crossroads is usually my first stop heading South from NJ. New Green Acres also works out well, bu has much more mud than Crossroads.

Navy Smoker wrote:
Try Carolina Crossroads RV Park in Roanoke Rapids, NC. It is right on the VA/NC border and has lots of level concrete or gravel pull-through sites.

Carolina Crossroads is a nice place for an overnight. And in the location you are looking for I believe.

Try Carolina Crossroads RV Park in Roanoke Rapids, NC. It is right on the VA/NC border and has lots of level concrete or gravel pull-through sites.

X2 New Green Acres.

Camp Pedro at South of the Border isn't bad (border of N and S Carolina.)

I liked Jolly Acres in St. George, SC, a Passport America CG. Off of I-95 a few miles but quiet. On the flip side, I'd never stay at the Comfort Inn RV Park again behind the motel at the same exit. Train runs 5" past your site, lots of standing water, terrible restroom facilities.

We've stayed in McIntosh Lake at Townsend, GA a few times. Good price, no frills.

Florence RV Park is pretty good, too.