Campground around Greensboro

[Debbie]

Looking for an easy pull off for one night rv campground. We will be heading east from Crossville, Tenn to Havelock, NC. We have a small dog not kids. 32 fifth slides. Half way would be around the Greensboro area.Thanks

[huachuca]

Debbie, glad Hagen Stone worked out for you folks. We likely passed you heading east on your return as we were in the Badlands of SD when Matthew was forming and made it back home late Friday.

[Debbie]

huachuca wrote:
Hagen Stone is a County park about ten minutes off the interstate on the south side of Greensboro. We stay there frequently when visiting our daughter who lives in the area. Many of the sites are in a large open meadow bordered by trees. You won't have any problem getting your rig in. Water and electric with a dump station for $20 or $18 for seniors.

Thanks so much. We stayed at Hagen Stone park,it was perfect. We had to cut our trip short because of Matthew and head back home so we stayed there on way back. It poured all night long. Easy to hook up and leave. Nice people pretty place. Great price. Thanks for the recommendation.
Tonight staying at triple creek campground Cosby, TN.

[Debbie]

huachuca wrote:
Hope you enjoy your stay there. I missed your sig earlier, please tell Randy, from an old buck Sargent, thanks for his service. Safe travels.

Al

Randy also says Thanks for your service.

[huachuca]

Hope you enjoy your stay there. I missed your sig earlier, please tell Randy, from an old buck Sargent, thanks for his service. Safe travels.

Al

[Debbie]

Thanks everyone. We made reservations at Hagen Stone Park. The other parks sounded nice and offed a lot. Thanks again. Now I need to start planning the trip back home. Al I will let you know how our stay was. Thanks

[huachuca]

Debbie wrote:

huachuca wrote:
Hagen Stone is a County park about ten minutes off the interstate on the south side of Greensboro. We stay there frequently when visiting our daughter who lives in the area. Many of the sites are in a large open meadow bordered by trees. You won't have any problem getting your rig in. Water and electric with a dump station for $20 or $18 for seniors.

Hagen Stone park looks great. We were considering it. We looked at map. which campsite do you stay in. Can you recommend a site easy to back in. Thanks.

Debbie, the "C" loop would probably work best for you for a quick in and out. All sites are on the outside of the loop road and relatively easy to back into as the inside is an open field with no obstructions. Campground map Don't be concerned with the close proximity of the sites as I've never seen it more than ten percent full. From the main Park road, you'll make a left to access the campground (from the lower right corner of the map).

When entering the Park, there are separate entrance and exit lanes divided by shrubbery. The entrance lane gate is closed after hours. Should you arrive late, just drive in through the exit lane. If you make it during normal hours, proceed to the campground and pick a site without checking in at the office (it's difficult to turn around in the lot there). Unoccupied but reserved sites will be blocked with traffic cones. Someone will eventually show up to welcome you and handle the paperwork. The staff are great but pretty informal and we often have to track someone down to pay.

Let me know if you have any questions and please post back with your experience (good or bad) if you stay there.


Al

[LumpyOatmeal]

KOA - Greensboro is an EZ off EZ on the interstate. We were there in June. A lot of improvment being made, lot of long term campers. It would be OK for an overnite.

Allan:)

[Debbie]

huachuca wrote:
Hagen Stone is a County park about ten minutes off the interstate on the south side of Greensboro. We stay there frequently when visiting our daughter who lives in the area. Many of the sites are in a large open meadow bordered by trees. You won't have any problem getting your rig in. Water and electric with a dump station for $20 or $18 for seniors.

Hagen Stone park looks great. We were considering it. We looked at map. which campsite do you stay in. Can you recommend a site easy to back in. Thanks.

[skiles]

Tanglewood is the only one I know of. Great park, full hook up for pretty good price. Harris Teeter and restaurants right across the street. Easy access. If you stay there try to get a site closer to the campground host, they are more level.

[Pawz4me]

Tanglewood in Clemmons, NC (half an hour west of Greensboro) -- very nice county park a mile or so off I-40. Many of the sites are very unlevel.

The KOA in Greensboro is right beside the interstate. I've never actually been there but if you don't mind traffic noise it would be very convenient.

Hagen Stone -- haven't been there but we have friends who love it.

Oak Hollow in High Point -- very nice, city owned park that would be just a few minutes' detour from your route. Some of the wooded sites are unlevel. There's an open, graveled section with level but a bit narrow sites. The gravel lot is close to the interstate so there's also some traffic noise.

[huachuca]

Hagen Stone is a County park about ten minutes off the interstate on the south side of Greensboro. We stay there frequently when visiting our daughter who lives in the area. Many of the sites are in a large open meadow bordered by trees. You won't have any problem getting your rig in. Water and electric with a dump station for $20 or $18 for seniors.

[ncrzrbk]

I meant to say it's on the east side of Greensboro and easy on and easy off

[ncrzrbk]

KOA just opened in Greensboro on I-40 heading east. Years ago it was a KOA, I haven't driven in to it but it looks like a lot of nice work going on it there.

[sdianel_-acct_c]

not much in the area that will meet your needs. I check Woodalls and rv park reviews.com
We have stopped at Cross Winds Family Campground in Linwood and they do have pull thrus. Just a bit out of the way: Exit I-77 south, then take US70 east, turn south on US601. Then north on I-85 to exit 84 then turn left at the stop sign, cross over the interstate while getting in the left-hand turn lane. Make a left turn onto Wilcox Way (Notice blue campground sign). In 2/10th mile, make a right turn onto Sowers Road. Campground is first driveway on the right.