I was quoted a absolutely ridiculous amount for a taxi. Go ELSEWHERE. They don't care or the guy on…read morethe line didn't at all. Save your money or spend it on someone else who will actually value it. Completely crazy price for about 2 hours. My ticket going to the west coast from the east coast on a train wasn't even as much as they quoted me just to get to the train station. Again completely nuts.

We had a great experience with Tommy our driver from Abby Cab and also with the dispatcher and the…read moreease of booking. We were stranded late Saturday night in Boone on the last day of our vacation because our rental car got a flat and the spare tire was bad. We were able to communicate with Abby Cab late Saturday night and they secured a car for us first thing Sunday morning to drive us two hours to the Charlotte Douglas Airport in time for our flight. Tommy was kind and prompt and a very knowledgeable and safe driver. His vehicle was safe and clean for installing the two carseats for my kids. Abby Cab is definitely a great option for transport in the North Carolina area.

Super super friendly family we actually are going to attempt to make reservations for this weekend…read morefor last-minute getaway as a family as a disabled person with type one diabetes. I had a really difficult day that day. We had bad storms and we don't live far from the campground, a couple hours south, but between the storm that not down a tree in our yard, I helped clean up and struggling with my diabetes, and then as I was driving North, a bad lightning storm I wasn't getting any service. I didn't know what to do or where to go. I ended up not spending the night after all, but I can say that communications were wonderful and the facility is beautiful. I did my research before I made a reservation for myself and I was going alone and I haven't been anywhere by myself in 10 years especially since I've become disabled so I ended up having to make other accommodations for the night and didn't get the pleasure of this visit but hopefully there's gonna be something open this weekend and I couldn't have Astro better communication. I can't. I did try to communicate late at night in late into the evening, but they do close their office at five and because of struggles with my diabetes which they have to be dealt with. I can't help that and then the storms here I got a very late start and once I was on my way, and I ran into this lightning storm I had no reception and no visibility. My GPS wasn't working correctly with no reception and this is also in an area that was affected by hurricane Helene and there was flash flooding warnings on the way up to the campground so I did what was the safest best thing for me but I just wanted to say that the prices are wonderful and fair. The facilities is beautiful. The family is kind and very communicative and I will definitely update if we are able to get a spot there this weekend so that our family can go and going with My Husband. I won't have the inability to take care of everything on my Own due to my unique situation so we'll actually make it this time lol I would highly recommend and also I did make it up there the following morning for my getaway and we were all talking about the lightning storm at a couple of places that I went and I was saying what it happened and I didn't make it to my destination where I was gonna stay and everybody that was local was like oh that's the best one out of all of the campgrounds around here if you come back, you need to stay there for sure you missed out and even though you couldn't help it, you know they're an awesome family and they have the nicest place so I did have a good word from local people too, so I'm gonna get a highly recommend for now. I'm sure it will only improve after this weekend. Hopefully there's a spot for us.!

Our favorite NC mountain campground. Amazing sites, brand new, landscaped, I can't say enough…read more Highly recommend

This place is lovely, an idyllic setting, wonderful hosts, very clean facilities, and a great…read morelocation to explore the area. We spent 2 nights here and loved our site, the deck over the rushing stream was a perfect place to sip coffee in the mornings and whiskey in the evenings. The dog park gave our pup the chance to run free, the clean bathhouses gave us a place to freshen up and the location gave us the ability to explore all Asheville had to offer, climb to the top of Mount Mitchell (the highest point East of the Mississippi) and just enjoy the surroundings. Our site had a full hook up, electric and water (even with temps in the low 20's at night), we had a fire ring (or square), a picnic table perched on the deck, cantilevered over the stream, and lovely (back-in) site with privacy and shade. We can't wait to come back.

This is the best RV park I ever stayed in -- 24k miles of travel! There is a rushing gurgling…read morestream behind almost every spot. Very nice play area for the kids, nice bathroom facilities, a great group pavilion with a fireplace & TV, and a well equipped camp store. The park is near the Blue Ridge Parkway and several nice towns with craft galleries. Many of the guests told me they had been coming for YEARS. There is nice landscaping between spaces and several of the spaces had decks over the trout stream. This RV Park has added many acres next door and is expanding. I look forward to returning to some of the friendliest staff!!

incredible rv park with nature literally all around! The…read moreowner is there daily making sure his guests are well cared for along with the park. You may even get to see an show with remote controlled planes! Fishing Swimming Biking Hiking All right there on site!

Great find. Thanks YELP. We needed a place to camp on the drive from West Tn to the coast to see…read moreour daughter and son in law. I utilized YELP and liked the reviews on BC. They did not disappoint. We arrived after hours but they were still there. Super nice folks. Since we were just overnighting they gave us a choice to use the pull in spots next to the RC Airport. Great fun watching the planes fly. Very quiet and the creek was so peaceful sounding. The sites are all crushed rock. Most are level or close to it. Some of the campsites in the tree-line on the far end of the meadow are not level and require blocks but these mostly look like seasonal campers. Very clean campground. They have plenty of firewood available at the store. In addition to the creek which has two designated swimming holes there is also a frisbee golf course as well as a pickleball court. We will make this our usual stop on the way out now. Loved it.

We stayed here over the Labor Day weekend and what a wonderful time we had. This is a new…read morecampground that just opened and the thought process that went into the creation of this campground was amazing. We loved the size of the lots and it is definitely level. I backed in and only had to lower my stabilizers, it is perfectly level. The bath house was very nice and having private stalls and showers made it very comfortable. Make sure you have a flashlight to get around because once the sun goes down it gets dark but the sky is beautiful full of stars. They have complimentary solo stove fire pits which we enjoyed. Beautiful area of NC and several things within 30-60 minutes of the campground. They are still finishing some projects but it didn't conflict with our relaxation over the weekend. John, the owner, is a very personable guy and we enjoyed the conversations with him. Give it a try, we will definitely be back.

Extremely nice clean park. The entire staff is excellent and very helpful. You won't find a nicer…read morepark.

A much needed RV campground in a scenic part of NC. With RV sales and camping dramatically…read moreincreasing in popularity these past few years, it has become increasingly difficult to find a spot to camp in a nice park. Enter River Pointe RV Park & Campground - A brand new midsize RV park currently boasting 55 level, roomy lots, designed by dedicated owners who are devoted to this gem of a park; The park is easy to get to in a scenic area near historic Morganton. The owners are very accommodating and I just can't say enough about what wonderful people they are. They've created a very nice, quiet park surrounded by untouched forest on 3 sides, above a scenic river. A laundry/bathhouse is at one end and it's almost up and running...with more conveniences on the way! Getting inspections, permits and construction completed to open this new park wasn't easy in the midst of the pandemic, but they were committed to their dream; After many frustrating delays, the full hookup campground is now a reality for us all to enjoy. Make plans soon - they're pretty popular already and as we know, the good places book up fast and far in advance! Thank you Kathy and Pat. All RV parks should operate like yours.

Do you like waking up, heading down to the hotel breakfast area, and then being bombarded with the…read moreday's news and commentary on the big flat sceen positioned at the end of the room so it is inescapable? Do you prefer to walk on the hotel's treadmill rather than risk the outdoors? Are you the type that expects to grab all the little boxes of (children's size) Frosted Flakes on your way out for road snacks? If these are your expectations then this isn't your kind of hotel place to stay. Here's why: #1. Spruce Pine is not Blowing Rock, Boone, or Asheville. It's not a "destination" spot for 84.7% of the traveling public. #2. If you're going, then you're probably going for the reasons we did, to find a nice place to stay during the night while we hiked around during the daylight hours. At the end of the day, we wanted some pretty Okay places to eat and when morning came we wanted some relaxing places to slurp coffee. #3. If you stay at this hotel as we did, then you are prepared to stroll over the foot bridge that takes you into their little downtown. For those of you who are taxing-paying North Carolinians, you will enjoy knowing that the area's community college has a big hand revitalizing the former school and hockey rink and turning them into the hotel and community sports/activity center. The overall (good, win-win) effect should be to help bring in outside tourist dollars while providing community members and their families with a nice indoor complex. We found our room clean and pleasant. The price was fair and met our budget. The staff people were helpful. The patio decks and landscaping are incomplete but enough work has been done to suggest how pretty it will be when it all comes together. Finally, although we're not into trout fishing, it seems pretty obvious that enthusiasts coming from outside the area will appreciate the super easy access to the Toe and the proximity to the hotel.

Wow what a nice unique place. Very clean and a perfect getaway. Great location with a great staff.read more

Little gem that is centrally located if you are in the Linville area, close to the falls, the…read morecaverns and the winery. It's also in walking distance to a general store that has a hot food counter. Accomodations were perfect, super cozy and they have a breakfast nook that offers a continental breakfast, just enough to get you going. We enjoyed it sitting outside in one of the porch areas that they have. Staff was amazing, super nice and gave us a brief orientation of where we were and what was close by. Bookmark this one, you won't regret it.

This place is so quaint and cute, a perfect mountain getaway. It's closely situated near the…read moreLinville Caverns and walking distance to a small family restaurant and general store. The receptionist was really helpful giving recommendations on things to do and there were soaps and hats for purchase in the front lobby. It was about a 30 minute drive to Banner Elk where there's a lot more to do/places to eat. We got there around 10:30pm and the office was closed, but our key and room number/instructions were taped to the lobby door in an envelope so we were able to check in without anyone being there which was nice. It's definitely a rural area, there's minimal cell service depending on where you're standing. It's really perfect for disconnecting and getting in touch with nature.