RV Resort At Carolina Crossroads

Stayed on our way home from Savannah. This is one fine campground! All sites were level and either had gravel or were paved. There were sites that lacked cable tv but we had a tailgater and didn’t need it. Wi-​fi was free but not as fast as the My-​fi we had so no big deal. The place was quite, clean, with tons of amenities.

The RV Resort at Carolina Crossroads has a lot to offer. It’s conveniently located right off of 95 and makes for a very popular overnight stay. But, if you stay longer, you will not be disappointed. My husband and I stayed more than one night because we move slowly. We stayed for a week over Easter weekend with our two dogs.
First of all, this place is literally two minutes from the I-​95 exit, so if you’re tired it’s a great place to stop. They allow for overnight/​late-​night check-​ins, and have ample room in their overflow lot. The park itself is based on a grid and is very square and simple in nature. The RVs are lined up in rows with ample space (about 15 – 20 feet with extra space for slides) between each site includes either a picnic table, a gazebo, or a lawn… depending on where your spot is located.
The aesthetics aren’t amazing and it could certainly stand to have a few trees to provide a little shade in the center of the park, but it’s functional and clean. About half of the spots are paved (and slightly more expensive) and half are unpaved. All of them seemed to be level and there were very few rigs with leveling blocks set up.
The staff is super friendly and strictly enforces the rules to ensure that everyone has a safe stay. Pretty much around the clock someone was driving around in their golf-​cart to ensure that everything was running smoothly and that their guests were happy. We had an experience with another guest’s dog who broke loose from his line and a staff member was there immediately (without being called) to ensure that we were okay and that the situation was under control and other staff members followed-​up with us the next day. Every morning there is a complimentary breakfast run by the staff consisting of coffee, tea, juice, cereal, bagels, and english muffins held in the rally room. The big screen TV is set to the weather so you can easily plan your trip while waking up and conversing with fellow travellers.
The water tasted great needing only minor filtration. The electricity was consistent even when the place was filled up. The wifi, however, left much to be desired as it kicked you off as often as it could – when it worked at all. It almost seemed that it would be better for them to not offer any wifi at all rather than promote one that was so flaky. Cable TV was also available at some of the sites.
The dog park is spacious and fenced in and was able to keep quite a few big dogs happy with the amount of running room. Some of the other guest’s petiquette was kind of poopy though. Even though the park itself provided clean-​up bags in three different locations throughout the park, not many of the other guests picked up after themselves so you need to watch your step. There was also a good deal of standing water in the back corner of the dog park.
The laundry room is well stocked with enough washers and dryers to handle a few people’s laundry at the same time, but the machines are bit dated and the dryer can take up to twice as long as expected. There is a change machine though and that is quite useful for when you are running low. They the same room as storage for more table and chairs for their rally room, so it looks cluttered and the change machine can be hidden behind one of the piles of tables – but it’s there and it works.
There is a covered outdoor rec area by the pool and hot tub that includes a huge fireplace and a pool table, as well as a few other activities. The pool was just opening when we were about to leave, so I’ll have include that in another review the next time I stay (which I will be doing!) There is also miniature golf and a small playground on site for the kids and… here is a really neat geocache – which I thought was a really nice addition for us geocachers.
In the distance, you can hear trains. They are not close and they are not obnoxiously loud, but you can hear them. You can also hear the trucks on I-​95 late at night… but only because the park is so quiet. Overall I can confidently say that this will be our go-​to destination anytime we’re traveling I-​95 through North Carolina.

We were looking for a place to stay overnight that had power so that we could run the small electric heater for the cold night. I called in to check on availability and they said they had plenty of open slots. The full hook up sites were $ 33.75 with the Good Sam’s discount versus $ 30 for just power for the express sites. The let me know that they had self-​check-​in after the office closed at 5. The location is close to the interstate, less than 2 miles off but far enough away that the Interstate traffic was just a faint hum. We go checked in and hooked up. They have 22 cable channels, unfortunately many of them are fuzzy. The wifi speed was also slow. The park is truly full service, showers, pool, hot tub, laundry, rec room with kitchen and a dog run. I would stay there again and transiting through but I am not sure I would spend the extra 4 dollars on cable.