Reviews on rvparkreviews.com seem pretty good. Anyone stay here? Any thoughts of it as an overnight stop sort of place on our way to/from a Thanksgiving trip?

NICE campground(off I-85) in the almost middle of HighPoint, NC, Nice lake surrounding it. Close to everything... I have never stayed there but have been there at the lake. I think it would be a good place for an overnight stop.Near but not close is the park that is run by Greensboro parks and Rec. its down US421(near I-85/40), Hagen-Stone campground & park.Also Winston-Salem has a campground at Tanglewood(I-40).Randy

X2 on Tanglewood. By the way site #10 is only pull thru, if that interests you.Jim

I've stayed at OH. You really want one of the sites on the far end down by the water. The first loop or two on the right has really UN level sites and are pretty jacked up to the sides on some of them. Tanglewood is a little easier to get in and out of as far as being right off I-40. There are level sites there: 12,13,14,15,19,20,21 were the best ones we walked though. All back in though. Individual fires not allowed at TW.

Thanks. I just looked at a map and it does appear that Tanglewood may be quite a bit more convenient to where we're coming/going to.

Overnight stop at Oak Hollow Campground, High Point, NC?

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mockybird
Explorer
Nov 14, 2013
You are correct on that wb.....I never figured out why they spent so much money to make nice spots and then not get them pretty close to being level.
Pawz4me
Explorer
Nov 14, 2013
NCBounder wrote:
Be aware that Tanglewood closes for the season right after Thanksgiving. Their last day is December 1. Also their Festival of Lights starts on November 23 so expect a large crowd for that event.

Ditto. There are typically very large crowds for Festival of Lights.

At Oak Hollow the middle section is an open graveled area. Sites are narrow but it's fairly easy to get level on most of them. That's the area I'd use for an overnighter. We were through there Tuesday and there were only about four RVs in the graveled section, so you'd have your pick of sites and likely no immediate neighbors to make the narrowness an issue.
wbwood
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
mockybird wrote:
Tanglewood can handle big rigs and most of the levelling there is from front to rear more so than side/side.Sites are paved though.

That's the problem (front to rear) for big rigs, at least as bad unlevel they are. Works better for trailers.
NCBounder
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
Be aware that Tanglewood closes for the season right after Thanksgiving. Their last day is December 1. Also their Festival of Lights starts on November 23 so expect a large crowd for that event.
Stclairm
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
Check the sites I listed for being quite level. We walked through them all.
wingsfan20
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
A good number of sites in the middle of the campground have leveling problems. Stick to those on the outside loops and you will have no issues.
mockybird
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
Tanglewood can handle big rigs and most of the levelling there is from front to rear more so than side/side.Sites are paved though.
wbwood
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
Warning: be prepared to possibly have to do a lot of leveling at tanglewood. Many of there sites are very unlevel.
davidm99
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
We always stop over in Greensboro at Greensboro Campground, big rig friendly and right off interstate 40 & 85
ependydad
Explorer
Nov 13, 2013
For Tanglewood- I don't mind a back-in site, as long as the campground is big rig friendly. I see that the above folks have 35' and 36' units. Any issues with a 42' fifth wheel and crew cab/long bed truck?