This was our second stay at Antique Town Campground and it did not disappoint. We loved the site we…read morewere on # 22. Its a well planned out campground with FHU and spacious sites. The owner takes great pride in maintaining a nice family friendly campground.

My only complaint was that we didn't go when it was warmer! The pond, beach, walking trail, swing…read moreset, hammocks all looked like it would have been fun to hang out around. Bathrooms were really nice, sites nicely kept up. AT&T Cell service was dismal, but plenty of sky for the Starlink. We went during Thanksgiving week and it froze a couple nights, hosts were wonderful to work with and provided covers for the spigots and to refill tanks. Above and beyond.

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.

Today was our first time visiting and I'm so glad we took a couple hours to visit. I wish we…read morewould've brought our dog. My 5 year old handled the shorter walking trail very well. Tent camping is available for $15 per night. The nature center, park, pavilion, and paddle boat/kayak rentals are closed right now due to COVID but the mountain bike and walking trails are open.

Nice nature center, birds of prey outside, plenty of parking, lovely outdoor chapel with wooden…read morebenches and a wooden cross with view of the lake. I believe they have canoe/kayak rentals here too, but we didn't take advantage of them. Small playground. Several pavilions. Shaded, quiet through woods and around lake. Easy for school-age kids of mine. Saw heron and turtles in the wild.

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.

A lovely place for a hike with nice trails and bathrooms near the trail heads. Lots of convenient…read moreparking.

Umstead is one of my favorite things about the Triangle. I try to visit there several times a…read moremonth. I mostly walk on the paved trails on the Glenwood side, but there are lots of dirt paths too. There are a number of picnic tables and a couple of shelters on the Glenwood side, too.

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!

Moderately busy even on a rainy day but worth the trip. Lots of dogs and only two off leash even…read morethough they're all supposed to be on leash. The stairs down/up to the rock aren't awful and have little landings if you need a break. Our 15 year old dog did them with a little help with us holding her harness on the way down just in case because some of the stretches are steep and they were wet when we went. The bottom by the rock gets muddy if it's raining so wear good hiking shoes. I would imagine in warmer weather it's also buggy. But a nice park to get away. Lots of little streams and places to sit and think and get away from the world.

We came here for a weekend girls trip. We stayed in one of the cabins at the campground. On…read moreSaturday we came to the park to hike the trails. We chose the 2.5 mile Raven Rock Trail. It was a great hike both easy and slightly challenging. Raven Rock was beautiful and many photo opportunities were available. There are several stairs that you will walk down and remember you will have to come back up. Walking at a steady pace going up and down the stairs will definitely raise your heart rate but isnt to challenging. The Visitor Center is nice with a short history display to walk through, t-shirts for sale, bathrooms, park maps and the attendant was most helpful in letting us know which trails have the best views. There are benches strategically placed on the trail as well as containers to dispose your trash and recycleables. There are no restrooms on the trails. There is no cost to walk the trails. There are a few shelters located within the park. We will definitely go back again.

Beautiful new park opened a year ago (12/31/2013). Awesome level lots with trees in between and all…read morethe amenities. Free wifi. The bathroom was clean and nicely decorated; showers were hot! The park is out a couple miles from the highway through a suburb. It was nice and quiet. The owner is friendly and helpful. Our dogs loved it too. We camped one night in a 5th wheel.

Clean with great bathhouse But Not a friendly atmosphere. very quiet..... like a mausoleum. Dogs…read moreare allowed. But not really welcomed.

What a beautiful place to park your camper peaceful nice trees surrounding great lots the owner Ann…read moreis magnificent. She even has a beautiful table with umbrella and rugs ready for you when you pull in all the neighbors are nice and it's very quiet even though it sits pretty close to a busy road. We will definitely be back again. Thank you in for your hospitality. It was great meeting you.!'

I've called and left a message TWO times, I've emailed them ONCE and also DM them on FB ONCE all…read morewith ZERO response to my request to book. If they are fully booked for my dates a simple response would have been greatly appreciated.

We stayed at Crosswinds site B43-D which means it's a double site, in which they have many. Great…read morefor families that each have their own rigs. Level, wooded, and private with lake access; the only drawback was when the wind blew across the lake. The most outstanding feature of the entire Jordan Lake area is the complete lack of homes built along it's 180 miles of shoreline. So wonderful! With its proximity to other towns for food and entertainment, this place is a definite do-over. Has my "Give 'em a Whirl" meter gathering wood for a return visit. Camp here.

Super fair prices for gorg camp spots in a pine forest next to a giant lake. Bathrooms were CLEAN…read more(of note, showers were motion activated (no holding the something while attempting to simultaneously shower) took a bit to heat up but then HOT).