We live only 2 miles from Goose Creek State Park and we absolutely love the park.. perfect place…read morefor us to ride our bicycles & take our little Chihuahua ( always on her leash)& walking the numerous trails..& the picnic areas are well maintained as are restrooms.. though we haven't utilized the campground area they definitely appear awesome, the cabins are very nice( our grandchildren have stayed there several times.,,

**RV SITE REVIEW** A…read morecouple weeks back me and my dad camped for one night at Goose Creek State Park, and we stayed at RV site #20. This RV site was fantastic. All of the sites were flat (which is what you want), and offered plenty of privacy (The sites were very spacious from one another). All RV sites consist of 30 and 50 amp hookups, as well as a connection to fresh water, and a sewage pipe. The bath house was new and clean. It was modern on the inside, offered hot water (even in 20 degrees), and was well taken care of. The camp host does a great job at taking care of this site. I would highly recommend that you stay/visit Goose Creek when you can. It is a great hidden spot that offers a wide array of trails and activities.

So, after getting done with some golf in Minnesott Beach, I figured what the hell, let's go see…read moreanother NC ferry. Overall the drive from Minnesott Beach to the Aurora ferry terminal couldn't be any easier. There really isn't much out there. It's about 45 minutes and I only encountered a little bit of traffic towards the end from a few trucks entering/exiting the large phosphate facility near the terminal. This, like Cherry Branch/Minnesott Beach is another run where the schedule stays the same year round but be mindful that there are only seven round trips a day versus the Cherry Branch which has more than double that. Granted if you miss the last boat and are heading south, it's not the end of the world to head west and go through Bath & Washington. www.ncdot.gov/travel-maps/ferry-tickets-services/routes/Pages/default.aspx On the Aurora side there's really nothing there. I believe a single building which has restrooms, a few covered picnic benches and that's that. Fairly light load over to Bayview with maybe six or seven cars on the Governor Daniel Russell. Loading took a little extra time due to each person being asked to show ID at the gate but with such a light load, we still left a minute or two early. The Russell has an excellent outside deck on the 2nd level of the boat which is perfect for a great view/pictures/enjoying the breeze. The crossing took a little less than 30 minutes and once you get off in Bayview I believe you technically are continuing on 306 sort of like taking the ferry from Hatteras to Ocracoke where you are still on 12. It's easy and it's free. The only slight noteworthy thing would be to have any vehicular gas needs in order in advance as there's not a whole lot close to the terminal on either side.

Great place to get away from the crowds while camping. Very nice WIDE spot with FHU. Great bath…read morehouse, fishing, boat docks, boat ramp, general store with fishing needs, live bait, groceries. Very friendly hosts. Mostly full timers (retirees) but they're in the back. A very clean well maintained place. They have 4 cabins also.

Very cool boat launch, marina, RV park and general convenience store right off the river/Pamlico…read more On my first boat outing in the area we put in at a public launch just up the road. We rode the boat around and down to Washington then stopped by here on our return to the launch to drive home. It was getting to the end of the day with the air cooling down and the sun setting. This spot combined with the Blount's Creek that lets out through here made for a wonderfully peaceful and quiet setting. The docks were clean. There's a gas pump with extending hose line so you can fill your boat at the dock. Inside there's an expansive store with shirts, food, snacks, boat and camping supplies. Even tube, kayak and SUP rentals. But I would be remiss not to mention the funny and friendly staff serving up ice cream. It's not 31 flavors but I think most anyone can find something they like out of the 6 or so they have. Looking for a chill out to wrap up a day on the water? This is the place.

We stayed at this hotel for one night on Mar 21, 2026. Customer service was sufficiently pleasant,…read morethough there was a wait line to check in. There were two hand sanitizer stations and a water fountain by the lobby. The latter was most appreciated. Breakfast was decent. It was free so no complains about that. There are many eating places within a half-mile vicinity, as well as an Exxon gas station nearby that I visited twice during my stay (I have an Exxon Mobil rewards program). Even though the hotel is located on the east side of Greenville, driving to anywhere in the city is short. Our room number was 115. Photos attached are of this room. Each queen bed had four pillows in two sizes and two levels of fluffiness. The ones that were slightly more fluffy than the other was comfortable enough for a decent sleep. The room was facing the back lawn and fence. I was given the choice of the floor (out of two) for the room. Initially, I asked for one with a view of the parking lot, but the front desk clerk said there were none available. We didn't have a vehicle parked overnight so it wasn't an issue. That didn't mean there were no issues. The big one was the curtains. Curtains #1 could not be moved. Why were they ever there at all was a mystery, other than as an aesthetic piece. Curtains #2 - sheer curtains - were translucent and thin, so thin that they were being blown away from the window when the air-conditioner was turned on. This created a problem because curtains #3 - blackout curtains - were not fully straightened out at the base when closed. It left an opening that allowed anyone to peep in. Thankfully, the weather was cool enough to keep the air-conditioner turned off, so that curtains #3 would remain still to provide a layer of cover. It would be a big concern if we had stayed during the hottest time of the year. With all the curtains fully opened, the room was relatively dark. Aside from the standing, table and wall-mounted lamps, a light switch by the front door - which glowed red when in Off position - turned on the lone ceiling light at the doorway. That light wasn't bright. The hotel building is old, as old as the Hampton Inn in Peachtree City, GA. This was evidenced by side entrance, whose door require considerable effort to open. Overall, the stay was satisfactory though I enjoyed Hampton Inn and Tru by Hilton more. If I ever plan on returning to Greenville for a stay, I'd try a different hotel.

I came into Greenville with my family for a two night stay. This was my first time at a Best…read moreWestern in probably 20 years. I didn't expect much because the brand was pretty budget the last time I stayed at one of their properties. I was pleasantly surprised that they've elevated themselves to become more than a budget hotel chain. This is a pet friendly hotel, and we paid a fee to bring our dog. The room we had was a suite of sorts, and it had a couch as well as a small fridge, microwave, and sink. I definitely found these to be useful. A nice touch is there there is a back door with card access that led to an area for dogs, and that included bags and a trash can. The room was not the most modern I've seen, but it was clean and everything worked. The king bed was on the soft side for me, but it wasn't the worst I've experienced. There is a free breakfast every morning from 6am to 9am. Not a continental breakfast, but one with actual eggs, sausage, and a lot of other choices. Cereal, make your own waffles, yogurt, muffins, prepackaged sausage biscuits, etc. Oh, and Seattle's Best coffee. Always a critical item. Overall, I was pleased with how our stay went and would have no qualms about staying at a Best Western in the future.

nice place to stay the owners are very sweet. Clean camp sights and the WiFi works !!! We enjoyed…read moreour stay it is quite at night and has room between RV's to grill.

One of the greatest campgrounds we have stayed in on our entire three week cross-country trip. Mr…read more Pierce is the most gracious southern gentleman you'll ever meet, and his campground is super clean, flat, quiet... Just ideal! Located out along country Road, you won't be disappointed.

Well it's an easy airport! I think it only has 2 gates. Gate 1 and Gate 2. TSA closed at 530pm when…read morethe last flight of people came thru, however!!!! My flight was delayed for maintenance issues and I sat inside the required gate area and was informed... not to exit since TSa is closed. So no food, no going uber to restaurant. I'm not even sure if a door dash or delivery could come here, it's a strict couple of employees working that I wouldn't want to even ask. Beautiful big window viewing area w beautiful sunset coming in at 5 pm to 7pm... took some pics and we did exit tarmac and saw a really neat private plane... a 4 seater Cirrus SR 22... Luckily I had 2 pieces of cheese in my purse and I bought some unique items out of the vending machine.... chipotle chips peanut butter protein balls, chocolate milk, and a Vega peanut butter bran looking cookie. Not happy but grateful it wasn't just a candy machine. Pray for me that I get a flight out soon and locate dinner somehow. FML

Little local regional airport, mostly flying out to Charlotte CLT. If you don't check bags, you can…read morejust walk in 20~30mins before departure like a train. Very convenient. Usually only service 1 gate so boarding or getting your luggage out from arrival is very quick. Clean and there is WiFi available if you need to do some work. They also has the nicest TSA staffs I ever been encountered with They used park the plane and let you walk on the tarmac but I guess now due to security reason you have to board and de plane from the skybridge which is a bummer.

Hotel is remodeled and really beautiful. The staff is so lovely and helpful here. I encounter 2…read moredaytime housekeeping ladies so polite and say Hi and ask me if everything ok. The 2 desk ladies lovely too, the late night one who picked us up at airport and the morning desk girl were both lovely. I loved the breakfast. Biscuits and gravy w fluffy crunchy biscuits cooked perfect. I like the fruit loops and they also had cinnamon buns. I'll try to get a pic of the cool digital lobby coffee and hat water. I've been done 3 times to make hot tea. The machine is that fun. I didn't get lobby pics cuz I'm always struggling with my luggage but it's cute and modern. Attached are some pics of my room. The pillowcases are actually labeled soft and firm for the different pillows. Check the alarm clock and turn it off cuz I went off at 7 am and I was sleeping so good.

Being as though, we can't give 1/2 stars and the stay wasn't a low 2 but a mid, I'll settle for a…read more3. Ok, let's take into consideration they are doing renovations, however the timing of said renovations and the factors needed to assist with the renovation projects was just off. This was the hotel used for a recent training and I really wished they would have done a little research to see that renovations were being done and looked elsewhere for our stay. The hotel does offer free breakfast, however be prepared to see the same menu every morning. Moving along, the staff was very friendly and helpful considering the circumstances. More than half of the rooms on each floor were closed due to renovations. The banging noises were expected and beyond my control, however common courtesy should allow for certain times of the day and night for said renovations. Being awakened at 7am and unable to get any sleep should not be allowed. I understand it's their job but at least put signs up notifying guests of the times. The other thing that was very much disturbing and frustrating was around the same time every evening the water was shut off for 2 hours!! This is ridiculous when you've been out all day and just want to take a shower or relax. So, because of all this, I would leave and not return until later in the evening when it was all over. Who wants to sit in their room without running water and unable to shower or use the bathroom! Plus I was locked out of my room, the night before check out. Staff did all they could with trying to get it taken care of but for some reason no matter how many keys they gave me, none of them didn't work. This was very frustrating considering everything else. The hotel is in dire need of renovations and upgrades because it has seen its share of years. A lot of things are very outdated. One, I do not like staying in places with carpet in the rooms so hopefully they will upgrade to better flooring. Showers are outdated, the bathroom Is small and furniture could use some sprucing up. Maybe once all is said and done, it will look totally different and well upgraded. They definitely want to come up to modern standards bc they have a new hotel being built across the street and others around the corner.