This shop is adjacent to the bed & breakfast, the mayor is a potter in addition to running several…read morelocal businesses! Surprisingly, this was my first time in! The parking is tight, probably why I missed it before- but I was thrilled to find a party platter for crackers and dip or whatever tickles your tastebuds! Stunning work, you should definitely check them out.

I do stand by the comment I made . The People are rude and have no morals about what they do to the…read moretown to prosper. I know because I have had dealings with the business.

After a minor snafu with gas it was smooth sailing- the owner took plenty of time to review all the…read morespecifics about the RV and was readily available by text for anything we needed!! It was our first time in an RV and we are so grateful we rented from this owner; he made the whole process much less nerve wracking!

We rented from these people two times. The actual experience was fantastic, but trying to get the…read moresecurity deposit back was unbelievable. First time around it took email after email, call after call to get the money. We rented with them a second time, and they refused to respond to any of our calls or emails or texts to get reimbursed for the security deposit. Left the RV in perfect condition both times we rented, it makes no sense why they would do this, because we will never rent from them again, and we'll spread far and wide what happened. Instead of cultivating a multi-year relationship with good customers, these people chose to do this. It's the last they'll see money from us.

Really nice place. The landscape looks so awesome I love it! Very unique…read more Clean and quiet (well except for the Yappy dog but you get that everywhere unfortunately, because some people just have no sense). The location is close to the Burlington Mall too. I really love the vibe of this place. Thank you. We will be back for sure

This is a beautiful RV park. They're still working on it & adding things a bit at a time. So, no…read morelaundry or bathhouse at the moment, but as I understand it, those are upcoming. There is a laundromat about 8 miles away. There's plenty of shopping choices within a few miles. Food Lion & Dollar General are a short drive away (8-9 miles). Burlington is 12-ish miles away & has most any store or restaurant one might need. The landscaping is lovely, with a variety of flowers all around the park. Attentive owners, reasonably priced, clean, & quiet. We were here for a couple of months while my husband was working in the area. If he ever gets called back, this is the RV park we'll call 1st. Plenty of shopping options within a short drive.

Hidden Gem: Cane Creek Campground is a solid bet. I'd give it a strong 8/10--it's perfect for the…read morecamper who values peace, quiet, and a bit of "social distancing" from the world. 27-30 minutes from Burlington North Carolina. You'll find restaurants,bars,etc. dollar general is 10 minutes away from the campground. The Atmosphere The standout feature here is the seclusion. This isn't one of those roadside parks where you hear highway traffic all night. It is truly tucked away from the nearest town, making it a fantastic spot for stargazing and feeling like you've actually escaped the grind. The Management The owners are definitely the "hands-off" type. They mostly kept to themselves, which works well if you're an experienced camper who prefers autonomy. Don't expect a guided tour it's pretty self explanatory or a nightly social hour hosted by the staff--they stay in the background and let the scenery do the talking. While it might feel a bit hands-off for some, I found it refreshing to just be left to my own devices. Our experience was nice we worked in Greensboro and that was about 30 minutes away. Super peaceful and very quiet. Everyone keeps to themselves. Beautiful place. We also were allowed to receive packages just no personal mail we didn't mind at all. The down side for us is when we had that winter storm and the campground pipes were frozen but we didn't know that till 2 days later. They didn't contact anyone or give anyone heads up about the storm. We dont watch the news much but a text would've helped a lot. We worked 10 plus hours 5-6 days a week so we didn't know how bad it was going to get. Anyways The whole time we thought it was ours but our 5th wheel is all seasons. They fixed the problem fast. Also they do come around and pick up trash. . No on site laundry. Full hook ups. Also water pressure is low so it's not your camper. We paid $975 cash but if you don't pay cash they charged the card $1000. If I worked in the area again I most likely would come back because I wasn't bothered by anything expect the communication during the winter storm BUT Definitely a beautiful place!

I recommend never staying there. I was traveling to the area for work when my plans changed, I…read morecontacted the campground with over a weeks notice and they would not give me my deposit back. They never advised me that my deposit was non refundable nor is it explained on their website. Totally the worst customer service ever. We prefer you make your reservation by telephone. You may also mail or e-mail your reservation request. Remember that a reservation is a promise. If you cannot keep your reservation, please call us in advance to let us know that you will not come. A $20.00 cancellation fee will be added to your credit card if you DO NOT call or e-mail us to confirm of cancellation of your reservation with a 24 hr. period! This is the only policy they have towards cancellation.

Deep River Campground is located in a rural area of Asheboro North Carolina. It sits with…read morepeacefully between a small lake and Deep River (which leads to the Cape Fear river basin). It is very pet friendly (many campers have dogs) with trails along the lake and to the river. It's a popular fishing spot, although we didn't go since it's winter as of this writing. Bobby, who maintains the grounds is super helpful & attentive to any challenges that arise with the site and our needs. Scott, the owner, was very accommodating. And Linda in the office was just as sweet as can be. We would definitely recommend this campground and have had an amazing experience here. Thanks to the staff for all you do if they read this!!

I rented the apartment over the office for 6 months and it was a nightmare and literally a living…read morehell. Owner Dylan Kidd is the worst and greedy. Took advantage of me I'm disabled and he kept my $1200 deposit . He was mad because i got out of the lease because it was uninhabitable!

If you're used to traveling by plane, High Point station might strike you as a relic from a time…read morepast, little more than a small waiting room that looks plucked straight out of 1900. But if you've traveled the Amtrak system (outside of the major cities) you'll know that High Point is in much better condition than most stations. The waiting room is open at least one hour prior to all scheduled departures and a half hour after a train arrives. (That's the actual arrival time, they will wait if the train is late.) Although Amtrak does not offer checked baggage at this station, there is always an attendant on duty who can assist with tickets, answer questions, and just generally be a friendly person to talk to. (If you really need to check a bag, you can use Greensboro station just 15 minutes away.) The attendant will unlock the stairs and elevator for you just a few minutes prior to the train's arrival. There's no need to line up like a big city station, just have a seat inside, wait for the announcement, and head down once it has been made. The station has been stunningly restored and feels like going back in time to the era when trains were the way to get around. The wooden benches aren't exactly plush, but they are comfortable enough and I've always been able to get a seat. It will fill up close to the train's arrival time, so don't be afraid if you have to sit next to someone. There are some basic vending machines if you need a snack. There are good bathrooms available, you may need to get a key from the attendant. A Quick-Trak machine is available here, so you can print out a ticket if that's what you prefer. All-in-all, High Point has just enough amenities to keep you comfortable waiting for a train. Compared to some other Amtrak stations where you have little more than a picnic table at track side, this is a five-star experience.

Watched the elderly and infirmed struggling carrying luggage. Down a whole flight of stairs. FIX…read morethe Damn !! Elevator!!

Reasonable rates and the ladies are very nice on the phone and in the office. They made me sign a…read morewaver on line when I made the reservation and I get that, these days business ought to protect themselves from possible 1 800 attorneys wishing to make a quick buck. At check in I went into the office wearing a mask and neither lady was wearing one until the guy that came in right after me entered the office wearing one too. Employees should wear one to protect customers. You are protecting yourselves from customers but are not protecting the very people that gave you the much needed revenue, just a little detail. Very nice gravel but my site was not level and I am talking about one side lower than the other, not front and back but I was able to fix that. Didn't have a problem with noise, the road does not have heavy traffic anyway. Overall well organized with mowing lawn and dumpster. Close to NC Zoo and to Asheboro and High Point, we would return if we were in the area

We just camped here for a long weekend. I do not recommend or intend on returning…read more This place advertises a large blow up water slide that was closed the whole time we were there with the exception of 2 hours, when a volunteer manned it so his own kids could use it. When his shift was done, it never opened up again all weekend. The change machine in the arcade was broken, but because they are cashless there was no way to get coins for my grandkids to play games. Bingo that was scheduled for 6pm started late because the volunteer came to set it up at 6. The next day we purchased the sand for gem mining and had to wait over 20 minutes for a volunteer to fill the water tank so it would work. My husband said the men's bathrooms were grossly dirty. Positives: The small pool was nice, the grandchildren had fun there. The bounce pad was too hot during the day but was fun for them also. Sites are grassy and had WiFi since there was no cell service there. The volunteers were nice. Even though bingo started late, it did end up being fun.