I visited the Festival of Lights at Tanglewood Park last night and it was a sight to see! Beautiful…read morelights and displays. Some areas had holiday music playing. It was a drive thru experience but you were able to stop at the gift shop half way thru. They had various items from local businesses for sale. I would definitely visit again next year!

We *try* to visit Tanglewoof bark park every Sunday with our puppy and his sisters (adopted by…read moreother families). It's always a good crowd, weather permitting. It's fun seeing familiar faces - both human and pup. I like how it's separated into two spaces for both large and small dogs. We've only have wonderful experiences at this dog park :)

Lovely campground with RV hookups and tent sites. Many of the sites have a lake view. Also has a…read morepool, clean rest rooms and showers.

Very well run campground. Lots of security cameras and staff was quite present driving around. The…read morebathhouses seem like they had just recently been remodeled, and they were beautiful and very clean and updated. The lake that the campground is on is very pretty. There are some nice playgrounds for the kids, not big but they get the job done. The pool is small, but nice for kids to play and hang out. There are no fire pits at the spaces so that was a little disappointing. The spaces are very small, but paved. Lots of roots and trees around, so there is not much even ground even for sitting at the picnic tables. Definitely a more family friendly feel, and with the space is being so close. It's not a very relaxing campground with peace and quiet if that's what you're looking for. It wasn't overly loud or people partying it up or anything, but just not a private campground if that's what you're looking for. For $40 a night, I would say that it is well worth the money and our kids had a great time!

This was our first time staying here. We are very impressed. The curbside check in was great. We…read moregot a welcome goodie bag with doggie treats for our dog. The grounds are well kept. The bath house is immaculate. There was a Saturday event with food trucks, live music and a local brewery serving drinks. I commend the owners on the hard work they put in to their campground. The effort shows. We booked another trip before we left. What a gem of a place.

This is our second time visiting here! Larger sites, full hookups, beach area, beautiful bath…read morehouse, laundry, friendly staff! Darrell was a great help and was keeping everything tip top. AND close to i77

My very first visit to Hagan-Stone park. I joined a friend and her camping group who've been…read morecamping here annually for the last 5 years. I was always in awe of the experience and wanting to try it. This was my first time camping. The camp grounds were clean. Our group camp site was in an extremely shaded area surrounded by trees. There are many trails here for hiking and I enjoyed this. I found a replica of an old frontier-style schoolhouse. It's what the school looked like 100 years ago. That was interesting. Since this is a camp site nothing about it was luxury of course but the most peaceful aesthetic was nature and the soothing effect the experience had on my nervous system. I brought all the things to be comfy. There were showers and decent bathrooms on the camp ground. This was less about amenities and so much more about embracing slow living. A place where no one is in a rush! The camp ground attendants were awesome. They came around daily collecting our trash. I do recommend this park for camping.

Was in town to visit another waterpark that closed due to weather. Quck pivot and came here. Pool…read moreand splash area with a slide. Cash only snack bar. Bathrooms have dressing areas. 10 minutes til the hour everyone under 18 have to get out so the lifeguards take a break. They di a good job rotating around. This park also has walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds.

We had a confirmed reservation for a 50 amp campsite, which was made 180 days ago. When we arrived…read moretoday, we had been assigned a crappy, dirty, tight 30 amp site in the woods, with the excuse that they had too many 40+' motorhomes coming in today who needed the longer 50 amp sites. They assign sites on the day of your arrival based solely on your rig length, and nothing else. Not how long ago you made your reservation (aka FCFS), not based on your amperage requirements. Nothing. Management is aware of our displeasure and have offered to move us if/when a 50 amp site becomes available. Thanks, but I'm not tearing down to move, so no thanks. We are long time TT members and we are very disappointed at how this whole "assigned site" thing is being handled. We'll be fine on the current campsite, but we won't be coming back to this campground

Beautiful campground. Lake with fountains, game room big and…read morehas all the video games and pool tables. Staff is right there with everything you need. Just ask. Quiet and relaxing. We will be back in the fall. Maybe sooner

Very beautiful natural park located in a small town. If you love nature, this is a wonderful stop…read morewith a path on the Yadkin River being part of the Piedmont Trail. Roomy sites with an immaculate bathhouse. Very secure.

From the owner: Open Year around, family friendly Campground.read more

I know that a campground is more than just clean, well maintained bathrooms and showers, but this…read moreplace sets the bar in that critically important area. They offer several individual bathrooms, all with their own private showers. Spotlessly clean, too! As for the RV spots, there aren't many, and they're not very private, but that's okay for a night. The cabins are clean and comfortable, however they have no running water, so you'll be enjoying the aforementioned restrooms and showers. Beautiful setting, with a stunning sunset view. They also offer WiFi, which is something of a rarity along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

This review is for one of the 8 motel rooms. If you are looking for a comfort level-up from…read morecamping, but still feel like you are camping, this is the place for you. I decided on the motel based on Yelp reviews and because we were not camping but on our way to Washington DC, and Fancy Gap was the perfect place to stop on the way. I also wanted a private bathroom, so I did not choose a cabin. This campground/cabins/motel is located about 6 miles off of Interstate 77, with the Blue Ridge Parkway within view and the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background. The motel is located up a quite steep gravel hill maybe about 1/4 mile from the campground and cabins, so it was much quieter than the campground area, which had quite a few noisy kids. The motel room was tiny (basically like a cabin but with a shower just large enough to stand in, toilet and sink) and very clean. We did see 2 spiders, but that is to be expected in the woody, outdoor setting. I appreciated the ample-sized refrigerator with a little freezer and microwave, but there was no table, chair, or even beside table in the room, so we had to eat at the picnic table (with a fire pit next to it), situated on the steep hill. It is a beautiful woods-surrounded setting, but hard to balance perched on the hill, pretty buggy, and would have not worked well if it had been raining. We enjoyed viewing the sunset and mountains in the distance while sitting in the rocking chairs on the front porch, sipping green tea and hot chocolate provided by the motel. It was quite warm during the June day, but in the evening, it got quite chilly. The A/C worked well as did the heater at night, so we were comfortable. The queen bed was neither comfortable nor uncomfortable. My son said the futon was pretty comfy, but we had to bring our own bedding for it, or we would have had to pay extra. The biggest negative about this motel are the extremely thin walls--thankfully the people next door settled down about the same time we did because it sounded like we had roommates with only thin walls and locked connecting door separating us, and i felt bad every time the floor loudly creaked when I got up in the night and early morning. Also, we were looking forward to walking the wooded trails around the campground, but they were not well-maintained and overgrown, so our walk was pretty short. We did enjoy a short walk through their apple orchard.

Run down. The entrance is nice but once you get into the camping sites you find almost all is…read morepermanent sites that are not well kept! Office was never occupied. Not once did we see any staff come by the site we finally was able to fit in. We had people just park wherever they felt. 5moh speed limit was never done by vehicles. The language used by some of the kids in the sites was horrible potty mouths. No picnic table and some of the annuals had several on their sites! Why is this even 1,000 trails add on???

This has been the best campground people and staff are great Pete our neighbor and Randy and Sharon…read morewhere beyond great thanks for a wonderful time

The Oaks rv park is a newer park, very friendly owners. Ir has concrete pads surrounded by lush…read moregrass. Sites have fire rings and picnic tables. Roads are black top in an easy to drive loop. Beautiful views right off the blue ridge parkway. Free coffee and popcorn most days in the office. I would highly recommend this place.

This is an amazingly beautiful RV Resort! The owners are very nice and have great customer service…read moreskills! Great views, Beautiful Pool and Pool House, Upscale bath houses, and nice laundry facility! They keep the grounds immaculate! we will definitely be back!