Five nights at this RV park, which I found searching Passport America and therefore had a 50%…read morediscount on the rate. https://www.yelp.com/biz/passport-america-crestview?hrid=2kEfX4czrwNvR07gbmlaqw They are quite secluded and far enough away from much of the sort of civilization that brings noise, so my stay was very quiet and very peaceful. Once I parked, I was not disturbed by anyone or anything. From the lot where I was parked, there was no access to the park's wifi but I had four bars of LTE on Sprint. The park's water was cold and clean. As clean as the stuff I get out of the tap at my own home. As I mentioned, lot 47 was quiet. It was also level and had a water tap, power hookup and sewer access. I hooked up when I arrived and had no issues at all. One note is that the Harris Speedway is about a mile and a half away. There was some engine noises one evening but it ended by 9ish. It wasn't that loud but I would guess it's louder when they have a full race. http://www.harrisspeedway.com/hms/ [Review 14863 overall, 365 of 2021, number 2818 in North Carolina.]

Very nice people and nicely kept campground with easy and fast access to everything. Nice locationread more

This is a small, but immaculate RV park. We were very impressed with the excellent attention we…read morereceived on arriving and the help we got when we found that our RV needed some work, and we would have to leave it in the area and return home. It is very quiet here, and we would definitely return.

GSP RV park is a very well kept park. All employees and owners are very nice and take great care of…read morethe park. They do whatever it takes to take care of any issues in a timely manner and make everyone happy. The dog park is nice and well kept. Place is a nice mix of short term and long term people. Get the chance to meet many people. The spots are spacious and level. Highly recommend.

The Twin Trestle Trailhead is one of Shelby's best kept outdoor secrets. Access is right off W…read moreGrover Street and from there you're on the First Broad River Trail, a 2.9-mile out-and-back natural surface path that follows the First Broad River the whole way. Easy terrain, minimal elevation, and completely free. The 120-foot suspension bridge is the centerpiece of the trail and it does not disappoint. Crossing it over the river with water views in both directions is genuinely nice, and kids absolutely love it. Beyond the bridge the trail continues under the historic railroad trestle which adds another layer of character to the whole experience. There are several smaller wooden bridges along the way as well and the trail crosses under Highway 74 at one point. Worth knowing there's actually a second trail access point near Ingles for those looking for a different starting spot. The natural surface is well maintained for the most part though a few spots can get muddy after heavy rain, so plan accordingly. Dogs are welcome on a leash. Wildlife is around if you pay attention, deer tracks along the river are common. Spring is said to be especially good for wildflowers along the banks. Open daily from 6am to 9pm. No restrooms on site. A really solid piece of trail infrastructure for a city this size. Shelby should be proud of this one.

Very nice trail well planned out wish I had more time to keep on walking. Beautiful new suspension…read morebridge.

A special small family-owned campground with Michael & Kim Yates as hosts. 10 large gravel sites…read morewith full hookups and 30/50/110amps. You also have a large hand-crafted picnic table and a nice fire ring at each site. Free firewood is offered when available. A great fenced dog park is on the premises and our dog just loves going to daily. Included in the daily/weekly rate are water, sewer, electricity, and great free internet! Monthly rates include all the above except electricity which is billed separately. Located in the countryside on 20 green acres near Forest City, NC in Rutheforton County. Close to shopping and restaurants. Nearby attractions of Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, Thermal Belt Trail, and Isothermal Nature Trails. Forest City has a charming downtown with shops and restaurants and a nice farmers market. We have thoroughly enjoyed our extended stay here and really find it hard to leave these peaceful and beautiful surroundings.

It's a good family owned fishing lake, but the last two years the fish haven't been biting on the…read morecarp lake. Catfish lake is a different story. No bites on carp lake is the reason they haven't received 5 stars.

I new to this area and I am used to fishing anywhere for free. Can someone tell me about this…read moreplace? Cost? Do they have big fish? Bass? Thanks

Cool spot to see the Christmas lights that used to be at that sweet family's house/yard. It was…read morenice to walk through and see them all spread out. Lost one star because the walkway was very muddy down by the amphitheater construction zone and it wasn't well out there (so very muddy shoes!) Music would be a nice addition. Maybe next year.

Normally I don't like the word cute, but this park is cute…read more Right across from Cherokee Grill in Kings Mountain is a great little park where your kids can cool off. Tons of flowers and rose bushes in bloom! Large grassy area to play. Classic gazebo/bandstand for musicians. Best of all is a sprinkler fountain for the kids to run around in. Large enough for 10-15 kids to splash around without hurting each other.

There is so much land to cover here. I went on a hike that lasted about 2 hours and had a great…read morevariety of flat ground and hills. There are a few lookout points which are stunning where you can see the mountains in the distance. There are also just ground trails if you're not looking for anything strenuous, along with big open fields. Love coming here with family!

An absolutely gorgeous venue for events such as Weddings. I recently attended a wedding here and…read morewas totally blown away by the beautiful rolling hills and forests. The cabin was used for wedding day care, a photo booth, and a chillax spot and was comfortable and homey (any giant!). The outdoor area is very green and lush. It has a enclosed large patio area where food and cocktails were served and a large open field area for tables for eating, as well as a musical stage . There are gorgeous trees everywhere which lent shade and lovely photograph opportunities. I would love to attend another event here, so beautiful and less than an hour drive to Asheville.

Three stars for the Lake Thickety Fishing Rodeo. I hope you take time to see my video of this…read moreevent. As I predicted; there were more people fishing than the public access area could handle. There were several game wardens onsite and a couple of deputies. What I was surprised about most was the cordiality between of the grownups . Strangers helping each other untangling crossed fishing lines. Grownups weren't allowed to fish but they could help their youngsters do so. I saw a lot of catfish being caught. No shocker there as the lake had been the day before stocked. To their credit the officials in charge were very helpful and mingled with the people fishing. Also to their credit the first 100 participants got a nice rod and reel combo I estimate to be a fifty dollar value each. Not begrudging any but that's where a lot of hard earned tax dollars got spent.