Stopped for the night on our way down and back from Florida. Campground was clean and the staff was…read morefriendly. Will stay again

Quiet, laid back atmosphere, good pricing and great staff. Great seasonal pool, putt putt, and a…read morelot of historical sites around the Roanoke Rapids area to visit. Roanoke Lake is awesome if you like hiking or swimming in the summer or just chilling over the lake. No cable but these days everyone is streaming.

Great place & great people!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stayed there many…read moretimes, it feels like home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The staff was wonderful here! My site was shaded and level…read more The place was very well kept and clean. I loved the donkeys and the duck pond! Pet friendly and the other campers were very nice too. I would definitely go back when I was out that way!

Another nice campground around Lake Gaston. Many permanent sites as well as renal and cabin…read morerentals. Nice pool and play areas for children and parents. Great Lake access and views!

Very tight spacing and not worth the $$$. Peaceful during week and very noisy on weekends.read more

We visited Rocky Hock Campground with 3 other couples & had a great time. We had a beautiful view…read moreof the pond & had such a nice relaxing time here. Perfect for a nice little getaway.

What a wonderful campground and community!! This place was built with lots of love and care. Such…read morea peaceful relaxing place in a beautiful setting. Make sure you're here on a Friday night to enjoy the live music and dancing at David's New Red Barn. We'll be back again to stay here.

Thankfully we only stayed one night…read more Let's talk about the good first. Checking in, the staff was very friendly and welcoming. All of the facilities were very clean including the beautiful pool. Unfortunately there are two main reasons we would not stay again. The first is that the septic inlet was at the very end of the spot. (Site 3 specifically but also other sites nearby). We needed to park at the end of the "driveway" which was less than ideal with the unlevel gravel surface. Thankfully we had long hoses but otherwise we would've been *sol*. The second is the train. Wow did it sound like it was right outside of the campground. Between 10 pm and 6 am we were woken up at least 2, probably 3, times by the train. Although I love KOAs, I would not return.

It's difficult to review based on a stay during a tropical storm, however, this KOA does have some…read morepros and cons. The drive through campsites are pretty decent, clean and well maintained. The sewer connection is a bit on the high side, so flushing the black and grey tanks takes a bit of effort. I do like the fact that the connection is a bit high to keep some water in the connection preventing pests and gasses from coming back through the line and into the RV. The common areas appear to also be clean and well maintained. The pool was not open - but it's not like one needs to go swimming during a downpour. Kids play areas looked good, and the campground has a nice half court basketball set up near the bath house. Friendly and accommodating staff. With all that said, there were some not so great things about the place. The nearby train tracks running trains blowing their horns all night - not a good way to get a good night's sleep. The wood bundles are very light compared other KOA's and local stores. If it rains, the wood that's for sale gets wet and does not burn well. The Bathrooms are hit and miss - sometimes clean, most of the time not so much. Okay, I get it, the public uses them and people can be slobs and gross. The store does not seem to stock much in the way of perishable foods like meats/eggs/bacon. I get they would charge more than a local store but it would make sense to have it available for the convenience.

This park is a hidden gem. The hiking & biking trails are well-maintained and the facilities,…read more(pavilion, campgrounds, restrooms) are clean and new. If you're in eastern NC and think Raleigh has a corner on the state park 'market' give this pretty place a try. Come up for a day trip. Hike the trails, go fishing in the creek(s) -- with a license of course then jet to Littleton for a good selection of cuisine. Or, camp at the pristine campground, where a sweet little cabin, complete with Adirondack chairs will finish off your relaxing, peaceful day. Kudos to the Medoc Mountain State Park crew.

I have always drove by the park entrance so I decided to visit one day with my dog for a little…read morehike. There are a lot of trails here that makes for an excellent workout via hiking, running, or walking. It has a visitor center with bathrooms. I particularly like that there are picnic tables and fun jungle gym area for kids. It is worth the visit.

If you want to overpay for a campground that is not conveniently located or well maintained then by…read moreall means come to Lake Gaston Campground! I was told that this campground is the "crown jewel" of the thousand trails family but when I got here the park is not maintained nicely, they play favorites on who they assign sites to...the non premium sites, without sewer, are a free for all with no methodology on how they're assigned. If you want to call ahead to see what site you'll have, the thousand trails 1800 number has no answer and there is no direct phone number listed for this campground. Luckily, my membership was a free gift when I bought my new RV because if I had to pay for this place, I would've demanded my money back and driven 45 min back to 95 to stay at a pass through stop and been back on my way. This will be the last Thousand Trails I stay at, never making this mistake again!

Would not call this a resort...they had no full service hook up even though when we called to…read morereserve a spot they said they had full hook ups..water and electric only..they do have a dump station.. lake is beautiful but the rest of the place was disappointing..people in the campground very friendly we did not see one worker except the 2 young girls in the trading post..when we checked in they told us to drive around and find a spot then let them know which one we took..good price but would not recommend

Friendly staff, easy booking process, and a very peaceful 3 hour float ! The river is pretty…read morestagnant, so you will need some upper body strength to get moving in some spots, but it is very relaxing for the most part. I was hoping to see some wildlife, but only saw a squirrel and a bunch of dragonflies! Highly recommended this company and would definitely do this again.

We went tubing over Labor Day weekend. Tar River Life is a great business and run well. The…read moreexperience for us was what I consider as "painfully fun ". I've tubed on many rivers but never one that barely flows. It seems we missed the memo about grabbing an oar. There were four in my group and we had two cooler tubes. We were all linked together. There were many times where we literally weren't moving. Each one of us had to take turns walking our group down the river and pulling the rest of us just to make progress. We were told there were sandbars located throughout our trip for us to enjoy the picnic I provided. The only thing we found eventually was a big rock that we got up on to eat. So I would rate Tar River Life highly but the overall experience would get maybe a two from me.

We were traveling through with a 37 foot class A motorhome. We made a last minute reservation with…read moreGwen. Even with our late night check in, Gwen was pleasant and helpful. So glad we found this place. Excellent, quite location. Kids were able to ride bikes on the low traffic road, the family dog enjoyed the open field to run. Other campers there were friendly.