We stay at this Park on the way North and on the way South every year. It is by far one of the…read morenicest RV parks we have ever stayed at. The price is right and the grounds and facilities are impeccable. Bill Allen PGA Professional

we have been going to Carolina crossroads for 15 years. We have numerous rally's there and…read moremanagement was awesome.... Not now. Changed in June 2026. We asked for gazebo have always had one and office said we are full for month of sept,,,, very wrong. Not full. We were there for5 nights. Did Not use them. Came in Friday night left sat. Campers,at gazebo and did NOT use them. She need to know how to reserve sites. Grass terrible. Up to knees in spots. Lots half cut. Camp host very rude ,never speak when on lawnmower. Haha. Or picking up trash. Seasonal campers in row with gazebo where they never have been. Looked liked a yard sale. Junky. There one night. Lights on camper very bright at night. no one ever came. Rags on ground. if this keeps up it will ruin campground. We loved it there .

Bullocksville Campground is one of our favorite campgrounds at the Kerr Lake Recreation Area. We…read moreusually camp there at least once in early spring and again in the fall. We usually camp midweek to avoid crowds on the weekends. We've always managed to snag a site right on the Lake. This last site was #47. Beautiful views and large sites make for a lot of privacy. Many people fish from shore and there is a fishing pier in the campground. The bathhouse is well maintained. The only negative from our last visit was the the dump station was closed and we had to drive to Nutbush Bridge Campground, about 15 miles away. We highly recommend Bullocksville Campground.

We camped here for 4 days, Wednesday through Sunday (10/2-10/6). The site had small piles of trash…read morewhich we picked up before putting up our tent. The view was beautiful, however, the noise level was much to be desired. The first 2 nights we were the only campers in the area, very peaceful. On Friday and Saturday, we had 2 neighbors talking/ laughing until 2:30 am and another that had a baby crying consistently throughout the night. In addition, there simply aren't enough showers, especially clean ones, to accommodate the number of sites. We did meet some great folks and had fun, however, compared to other state parks, this one needs to make some changes in order to improve campers experiences. If you are wanting to connect with nature in a quiet environment, choose elsewhere.

Can't wait to return next year. This place was awesome. Came here for a nice relaxing weekend at…read morethe end of the summer. We had a tent site right on the water. Every day we would eat drink and swim all day and had a blast. There was no place to buy wood at this park. So make sure that you have some wood for fires. We bought some from a 7-11 prior to coming. But we also found a tree that fell over that someone at the park cut up and let us take to burn. The bathrooms were not the best. Only one of the toilets door would close In-N-Out bathroom. But if you walked a little there was another bathroom. The showers didn't allow for much privacy. But we were swimming every day and got a quick shower in when no one else was there. Some of the sites have these cement areas near the water that are not comfortable to lay in. But I saw a few younger purple on them. I didn't even like sitting in them. Also near the water they get slippery. Make sure you are bringing some type of water shoes. There were a lot of people that had campers and boats near us. Lots of kids and many dogs. A great family destination.

The big lakes have never really been my favorite state parks in NC. Not that that makes them…read moreinherently boring. In fact this one has quite a lot going on. With several access points, hiking, camping, swimming, fishing and boat slips there's no end to summer time enjoyment out here. And lemme tell you, this lake is huge. I wasn't quite aware of Kerr Lake until this stop through. As it seems most of the lake is in Virginia, it's not really heard of as much in NC, I feel like. But it's significant to the history of the area and of course for the energy infrastructure of this part of the country. I took a scenic drive along the expanse of the lake and drove into VA where I crossed the dam "just to say I did". The sheer size of the lake makes for incredible views. While it isn't a park that I see myself going back to anytime soon, I know it would be enjoyable in particular for families going on summer trips to camp and enjoy the water.

Kayaking, Tubing and Ground camping is always a unique experience. Great people!…read more We always pleased!

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.

Love this Park!!! So beautiful and unspoiled!! Nature's prescription for weary souls!! The rangers…read moreand staff on hand were so friendly and welcoming! We did the hike on the Big Oak Trail and found Sasquatch! So we took a pic with him and collected our keychains at the Visitor Center!! Great day to do a quick morning hike on our way to Wilde Manor!! So scenic and peaceful!! It will calm your spirits and relax your mind! Highly recommend this park!!

Occoneechee is a beautiful place! From peaceful hiking to the energy-filled splash pad, lake access…read moreto tent/lodge camping, and a museum documenting the rich history, it has something for everyone.

I live in the park. Kevin and team are wonderful! They are always attentive to the needs of the…read moreresidents and park. I'm a 'newbie' and Kevin assisted me with finding a spot and getting set up. At the time, there were no other RV parks that had openings in the RDU area. They didn't even call me back, just emails. Springhill is a wonderful wooded spot to live in or stay in temporarily.

Our stay started by us calling Kevin when we were an hour away.....he met us on the main road to…read moreassist us to getting to the office.....he is the consummate Host. We received a comprehensiveness orientation to the Park.....he then lead us to our huge spacious treed site with a large concrete patio. He assisted us in backing into the proper position....he made sure we knew where the services on our site. Very quiet park....twice weekly onsite trash pick up....felt very secure......comes with cable and lots of over the air T V. Electricity is extra....propane refill in the park at a reasonable price. We stayed for a month....very resonable. We were here for a surgery at Duke Medical Center which is about a half hour drive. Several historical points of interest close by....theater....botanical gardens....lots of college sports and attractions. No on site Laundry....however several laundromats in the near by town....several grocery stores and restaurants of a nice variety and shopping within a 20min. Drive..... And the Staff handout goodies to the Dogs.....the Dogs love the Friendly Staff too.

Short camping trip to this hidden gem with the family (about 4 hours). This is our third time here…read moreand has camped in multiple sites but this site is definitely my favorite. Private beach front. Quite location. This time of the year not buggy. Unfortunately, the leaves haven't turned yet. There's local store about a mile or two from the site where you can purchase firewood, gas and whatever else you may have forgotten to pack. Across the street is a new Mexican place before that it was a pizza place - hopefully they stay open till our next visit. We tend to meal prep when we camp. Overall, an amazing camping experience and it is the closest you can get to water with a full electrical (50 amp) and water hookup. Till next time!!

This is a great place to camp. so much to do. Very clean. Great for families. Staff are very…read morepleasant. If you like water this is the place to be. Boating, fishing, beaches. you name it it's the place for you.

I started coming to the Beaver Dam entrance of Falls Lake since there is a public beach, as well as…read moreaccess to the lake where you can open water swim. I have been practicing some open water swimming here. It is populated but has plenty of parking, making it feel family friendly and safe. On warmer weekend days I've seen families come out and have a BBQ. It's the perfect spot to enjoy the summer if you do not have access to a pool or can't make it down to the beach.

It's always nice going out to the Falls Lake area to hike. There are many trails for that and for…read moremountain biking too. Some of the trails are easy while others more challenging. Some off shoot trails go along the shorelines and people come out here to fish or put a kayak in the water. There are plenty of birds and other wildlife to watch in the lake areas. Just a historical note. The Falls Lake area is part of the Neuse River system and is the main supply of water for Raleigh & Durham. It was created in the 70s to supply drinking water for a quickly expanding area of the state. Many valley, farms, and pasture lands were flooded to create it. In times of drought it's not uncommon for the top of an old barn to be seen in the water.

Water - check Power - Check…read moreSewer - check Four stars for meeting all expectations. I reserve the 5th star for something unexpected or exceptional. But this place did the job. Pretty bare bones but does the job. It is a Journey and that's all we needed. Would stay here again for an overnight stop. But it was very dark when we got here so I recommend getting here before night hits.

It's relatively quiet and everything worked so that gets a star. Lot of full time residents. Pool…read morewas grimey looking and needed a cleaning. In fact the whole campground was in serious need of maintenance. Was going to point that out to the staff in a friendly way but no one was in the camp store/office when we checked in or out. Will find alternatives when passing through next time.

Very close sights and very loud. Great for families. There were a lot of kids on our visit. Seemed…read morelike cars were driving around all night, car doors slamming, and the distant sound of babies crying. We probably wouldn't visit this site again due to the fact we are empty nesters and prefer seclusion.

This recreation area and campsite is a hidden gem in east Durham. There are numerous piers for…read morefishing and swimming access, campsites for individuals and groups, and boat rentals. Drive all the way to the end of the road to reach the playground and beach area with shallow water that is perfect for kids. Bathrooms are clean and include lots of changing stalls. We saw many hiking trails and will be back to explore those. Nature was pristine -- so well maintained, no trash, absolutely gorgeous. We felt like we were in a magical place on a vacation, not right within Durham. We will be back regularly!