Found this hidden gem in April of 2024, only 25 minutes away from our daughter. Nice, small,…read moreshaded, well kept family campground with lots of activities on Holiday weekends and throughout the year. Owner is very nice and very helpful, keeps the bathhouses, grounds and laundry room clean. I enjoy the pool during the warmer months and walking trails as well. We found that the town of Gafney has First Food Truck Friday downtown, and enjoyed walking around and eating some cool refreshments. We've stayed here about six times since and did a month long stay awaiting the birth of our grandson in May 2025.

One night here as the pilot test for my new-to-me RV. I called ahead and they had room so when I…read morearrived, I was welcomed and checked-in by a friendly lady. After she applied my Passport America discount, my stay was $20 or so. I was pointed to a nearby back-in spot and as this is my very first overnight with the RV, I might have missed a few things. The space was level - no need to break out the leveling cubes. The power post was immediately near and I did not need an extension cord. I did not look for the water or sewer hookups. There was a firepit and a cute swing, neither of which I used tonight. They sell firewood in the office and a bunch of other stuff. There is also a fenced in dog park. They have a wifi, but it didn't reach to my parking spot. The restrooms were clean and there's a picnic area near the pool. Overall, I am very pleased with Iron City and I'm looking forward to a return. [Review 14626 overall, 126 of 2021, number 773 in South Carolina.]

Awesome hiking!!!…read more Be prepared for mountains, as described 'Crowders Mnt' Weekends are high traffic. Lots of people getting exercise. They have bathrooms at the visitors center and do sell refreshments inside.

What a day! My sister and I took on this mountain, and it took us 4 HOURS to finish the trail! This…read morehike was no joke. At one point, my sister was literally pushing me with a stick to keep me going. She asked me several times if I wanted to quit...I said, "Hell naw! I'm finishing this shit!" The climb to the summit was brutal, but the views were absolutely incredible and made every painful step worth it. I was SORE the next day, but hey... I finished!

This park is nice and quiet!! Not your typical rv park or campground but If you're looking for…read moresomewhere safe and quiet to stay while working the. You've found it. On site laundry available, although not commercial so just your typical residential machines. Cameras to keep an eye on stuff and free WiFi, it's spotty at best. Perfect place to park your rig for a night or a month.

Horrible rv park. Tracey is the worst. Do not rent. Camp post is tweaked out all the timeread more

Well maintained, quiet, secure and peaceful…read more Reservations made over the phone, and paid for our stay after we arrived. Inexpensive with my veterans discount. The staff and owners are all kind good folks. Got the propane tanks filled while here, the maintenance guy picked them up and dropped them back to me at my site in under and hour easy, and it was very reasonable. A fairly level gravel base site, with water, power and sewer all within a few feet of each other making hook up straight forward and simple enough. Low maintenance established landscaping between the sites adds some privacy. The pull through where we stayed in the park had a picnic table, along with a gas grill and a covered pergola with a bench swing in the front. All overlooking a field with horses. This is a solid choice for a park, safe and secure. Easy in and out, and good people. 4 Stars good for an overnight or longer 01275

Nice park; nice grounds. Clearly a cared for park. Green spaces are nice. Convenient to Gaffney.read more

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend! Myself, my husband and kids all loved it. So much…read moreto do. Great little fishing spots. Nice pool. Different activities for the kids!

If you're traveling between Charlotte, NC and Greenville, SC.... take a look. I think it's the best…read morekept secret. This is our second time here. It used to be under KOA listing, now it's not. Big rig friendly and staff is very friendly, grounds are kept quite clean. Very easy to maneuver our 43ft Class A Coach. Checked in, they gave me the "Rules & Regs" information, car tag and things of interest in the Gaffney area. We stayed for a week in Premium site #316, overlooking the pond. Simply beautiful!! They have a couple of ducks & geese around but they were not pests. Owners have a routine schedule of feeding them. Fun to watch. There is a section for "longer term stays".... but they were quiet and those we met, as we took walks, were friendly. They have a pool, mini-golf and there are walking trails around the 3 ponds. Careful... use exit #90, the exit GPS says us sometimes closed. Advise that you call the Campground to get construction updates.

We had a very good time here and impressed with their level , wide and easy access to the sites…read more The people in the office are very nice and friendly and accommodating. Prices are reasonable. Beautiful lake, nice boat ramp and a small beach area. Bath houses are old need to be upgraded but had good hot water. Most of the camping sites are permanent sites. Only ten sites that rent. Any site you that you may rent are all great. Graveled full hook ups and picnic table. A nice tree at every site so you do have some shade. Not far to bathhouses. Will be going back there for a weekend.

been there since 2005 now new owners jacked up lease so high i not paying it any more, moving my…read morecamper out next year , they want 10,000 a year, lake front for new people , impossible to sell your spot now. and its not gated, the gate hasn't worked in over a year any body can ride in and steal your stuff, the boat ramp is dirt, and they want 500.00 a year for a boat parking spot, affordable lake living ? what a joke this was posted 9-28-2026

We camped here over 4th of July weekend. Park staff was very friendly and nice. There was a golf…read morecart parade, free to participate, the afternoon of the 4th. Our RV spot was spacious, but not very level. We did look around at the other spots in the campground and noticed many that required multiple cinder blocks and many more that required lots of extra blockage due to being not level to the extreme. The bathhouse was clean and in good condition. Lots of large trees in the campground make it nice and shady, but also make maneuvering a bit challenging depending on the size of your RV/rig and the spot you have booked. Photos of the campground and park were slightly misleading - we thought we could swim in the lake. After checking it out on arrival, we quickly realized it was more of an algae filled pond that would be appropriate for fishing but dangerous for anything else. The water was stagnant, not overflowing or moving down to the creek bed below which was mostly dry. Lots of fishing gear was left behind on the shore area with some fish hooks abandoned in places you'd probably be walking if you tried to swim. The building in that area was in poor condition with broken windows. Hiking trails were available within the campground but Kings Mountain itself is a very long distance away. We have smaller dogs, not up for that distance and we didn't opt for a hike that long to actually get to Kings Mountain. The town of Kings Mountain itself is a 10 minute drive away. Also worth noting wi-fi is available in the campground store only, and there is almost NO cell signal in the rest of the park. I had a hard time just downloading a kindle book, which requires hardly any bandwidth. If you're looking for a remote woodsy location and you are up for the challenge of a site that is not level, here's your spot!

Nice campground, park and historic area to explore. Dogs loved the pre-spring walks…read more Friendly staff in the camp store, wood is a tick pricey. They have kayak rentals with all the gear. Camp spots are nice when they are nice, but beware of those that are not level. As of now #34 is a bear of a challenge. We were lucky ot is off season and got to move. Rarely do we have to move a spot, thankful they could accommodate with a small upcharge. Playground is fun, trails are good and it is easily accessible from the interstate across the Stateline in South Carolina.

Simple campground with reasonable amenities. Gina was very accommodating despite my changing…read moreplans. Security is tight-gated and very strict but that means the place is very quiet.

Price was OK but cash only. No restrooms. Kids area was very nice. Gated entrance that you have to…read morewait for a call back. If no call back very hard to get turned around. We used the over flow parking with elec/water only. $25 a night would like to stay longer to check out amenities. Only had $19 cash and the accepted it.

Boat launches onto Lake Wylie and lots of parking for trailers, this campground is quite "back to…read morenature". There is a building with a restroom but I didn't spot a playground or any other "active" features. There are good spots for fishing too. Yes, there is actually an island and they have several docks. Plenty of trails to walk and you can bring your leashed dog. Great park, free entry. Lots of nature. [Review 16875 overall - 3204 in North Carolina - 388 of 2022.]

This island is adjacent to the McDowell Nature Preserve on Lake Wylie, and is very wooded. There…read moreare paved and dirt walking trails throughout with platforms and overlooks along the way. There are six large campsites with fire rings and grills, but there were other camping areas as well. We had enough people for this weekend of camping (about 200) that we rented the entire island. OMG! It was such a nice venue. There is a pavilion with an enclosed area for preparing food with kitchen, sinks, etc., along with many (I didn't count!) picnic tables on the cement slab under the covered area for serving dinner and for gatherings. There are also four actual large bathrooms which I wasn't expecting. We rented addtnl port-o-potties but we really didn't need them. Better safe than sorry! We had a DJ setup under the shelter and it became a stage with spectator area at night for entertainment. There is a nice sand volleyball court next to the pavilion if the island and lake don't offer enough entertainment and exercise. Don't miss out on the floating dock that goes out into the lake. We brought floats and hung out there during the day. There are two large parking areas at the head of the island, but plan to walk alot and carry your stuff a good distance. Beautiful spot for a picnic or family gathering. If it's like SC parks, you can probably get a yearly pass. It would be worth it if you live in the area. Only 10 minutes away from Fort Mill/Rock Hill too.