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    The Falls

    4.0 (7 reviews)
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    Nice stay. We had 13 tent campers and more daytime visitors, very kind to all of us. There is water for little ones!

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    Sugar Island Camp & Canoe Rentals

    Sugar Island Camp & Canoe Rentals

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    I love to kayak and Sugar Island is always my first pick in Pineville. First, the actual river…read morefloat is so much more interesting (and sometimes challenging) than the other branches of the river in Pineville. We've been floating here for several years and the owners and employees are always friendly and helpful. I believe ownership changed to another generation and I think they've stepped up their game even more - they have a better selection of kayaks to rent and their customer service is great. They are always friendly and helpful and they will transport us for a small fee when we bring our own kayaks.

    The nice people at Sugar Island help us shuttle our own kayaks for day trips on Big Sugar. I have…read morenever stayed at the campground - don't know if I would actually, it's not really my jam, but in terms of shuttle services and access to the river Sugar Island does a great job. Pros: *Reasonable rates for shuttle. *Employees are ALWAYS nice and friendly compared to many shuttle services or outfitters I've used on other rivers that often act like and charge as if you are asking them to move a mountain. *Easy to drive down to the take-out point and load up when you're done. Cons: *The place is pretty trashy. Junk vehicles around the property, overflowing trash dumpsters - the front parking lot was a minefield of used tampons last time we were there. The office/restroom building is pretty gross and rundown, even for a river campground.

    Shady Beach Campground

    Shady Beach Campground

    3.5(8 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    Had the best time! Went with my friend and his kids (they've never been before) and they had a…read moreblast. Our cabin was cool and out had a full kitchen stove and fridge. Wish it came with grills though. They had a metal round thing but no grate to cook on.

    We had a fantastic time using the canoes with SBC. Not only did we rent canoes for floating down…read morethe Elk River, we also stayed at the lodge which slept 12 of our 16 person Labor Day Party! The lodge had a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, two full bathrooms, and a BBQ pit in front. We used it all. You do have to bring your own linen and bedsheets, however, which was fine with us. Plenty of space for parking right outside too. One of our guests even decided to tent outside and there was room for that too. The lodge had private access to the Elk River where some of our patrons went to fish and soak in some of Americas most pristine water. We got to the lodge Saturday and partied hard. Sunday at about 10:30am, a driver brought a truck to the lodge and picked up our water coolers for River canoeing party so we didn't have to carry them next door. Then we walked over to the property next door where we found our canoes or sit on top kayaks to take down stream for a total of 8 miles. We completed our 8 miles of wet watery blissful fun in about 5-6 hours, stopping many times along the sides of the river for snacks and drinks. I can't remember another Labor Day where I have had more fun!

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    Shady Beach Campground - Nicole and Cassie waking up after a night of hard partying

    Nicole and Cassie waking up after a night of hard partying

    Shady Beach Campground - Super soakers and ready to hit the Elk River

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    Super soakers and ready to hit the Elk River

    Gracies Canoe Camp - Sunset over the swim beach from the fire pit by our cabin.

    Gracies Canoe Camp

    2.6(14 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    We booked last minute at Gracies for a float trip down the Elk. We've floated the Elk before but…read morehad never stayed at Gracies. It wasn't a horrible experience, but we won't be back. We rented a four person cabin as we like AC and are not campers. The cabin was super tiny but nice and cool. There's not any space inside the cabin for hanging out. Definitely room for sleeping only. Despite the small size, the cabin was clean and worked great for sleeping! Typically we book places with private bathrooms, and although the community bathrooms were relatively clean (considering it's a campground), there wasn't any hot water for showers. The biggest drawback to Gracies was the smell. Normally, we'd like to spend more time outside but the place smelled of sewage and there was no escaping it. The smell really put a damper on our trip. We even walked around the camp hoping to escape the smell and had no luck. Despite the DJ, we didn't find the campgrounds to be overly loud. However, if our neighbors had been there to party, I could see how the close quarters could result in lack of sleep.

    I can honestly say I cannot relate with ANY of the negative reviews that have been left. The staff…read morewas incredibly nice and accommodating. When I called to make the reservation the lady who answered was very clear about their rentals policies and pricing. As soon as we got to Gracie's the guys at the gate made check-in super easy and even drove our party to our cabins. They offered to bring us ice for our coolers as well as take our coolers down on a trailer to the beach the day we floated. When the float was done they unloaded our raft and loaded all of our coolers onto the bus. We stayed in cabins 7&6. They were clean and perfect for what we were using them for, to sleep. It's about a 2 minute walk to the clean swim beach and a minute walk to the bath house from these cabins. We actually forgot our Bluetooth speaker and found the DJ pretty awesome. The music wasn't too loud at all! The environment was very kid friendly. So just to recap, the staff is incredible, the grounds are super clean, and the swim beach is beautiful. I can say without a doubt that we will most definitely be back to camp at Gracie's!

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    Gracies Canoe Camp - Is this what you call quality?

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    The Falls - campgrounds - Updated May 2026

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