The personnel were friendly and very accommodating. Garbage was collected daily. Complete utilities were provided. Access was convenient. There was a bit of noise due to the proximity of the airport's flight path. The spaces were compact, yet suitable for brief visits. We plan to revisit.

Stayed at the start of November 2021 and am currently updating my reviews. The site was a back-in, full hook-up with 50 AMP. I would likely return, primarily due to the lack of other nearby campgrounds. POSITIVES: The site itself was gravel with grassy living spaces. The spacing between sites was decent, although a bit close to the back. The grounds were well-kept and the staff were extremely friendly. There was a nice grassy area for walking dogs. The location was convenient, with numerous activities, gas stations, grocery stores, and restaurants just minutes away. NEGATIVES: The layout of the sites resulted in some overlap at the back, which meant that when others were camping, it felt as though they were in your personal space - a bit odd when you're in your own rig. Noise was an issue as the campground is adjacent to a residential area where, oddly enough, fireworks were set off nightly for an hour and a half throughout our week-long stay. This was strange considering it was November. Additional noise came from the local amusement park, Carowinds, which set off its own fireworks nightly, albeit for only 10 minutes at a time.

We made a reservation when there weren't many options for 35' fifth wheel sites. This was one of the premium sites featuring a concrete pad. The asphalt path leading to site 136 was rather uneven and deteriorating. Site 136 was completely flat - a bonus. The entrance to the KOA registration parking area is right after the Exxon petrol station. They have a small check-in office near the parking area, and if you arrive after hours, they'll post your details on a notice board at that office. This isn't an ideal campground for a long stay - it's more suited for a brief stop, however, it's quite pricey. (The price is post-KOA discount).

Lots of campers packed into a very small space. Surprisingly quiet. Showers were hot and clean. Location was convenient next to highway.

We stayed here for 5 nights. Sites we not the leveset but the camper did auto level. Electrical was good 50 amps. Water pressure was good. No cable at our site. Campers were packed and close.There was a convenient store, restaurant and Amazon Hub within walking distance. They keep the campground clean and the bath houses have a digital lock and clean. Good hot water for about 10 mins. They did have premium sites with concrete pads but none available the dates we needed. But overall it was a good campground not so quite but it would be good for a few days. It is close to hwy77.

PROs - Convenient location. - Cabins are clean and up to date. - Lots are level for the most part. - Surprisingly quiet given location. - Pool, putt putt golf, and small playground. - Grocery store, package store within walking distance. - Pet friendly with a pet area. - Staff is very friendly and professional. - Carowinds 10 minutes away. - Canaan Zipline Tours 20 minutes away. CONs - Lots do not have fire ring but you're allowed to build a fire. I kind of see that as a potential safety concern. - Lots are small compared to other camp grounds. - Not a true family camp ground given the are no scheduled activities, no game room. - Deluxe cabins are attached so you can hear visitors next door while inside the cabin. - People ignore the no pets allowed sign in the pool and park area. - The pool area has only 2 tables; one has an umbrella. We counted only 14 chairs. - The "grill" that is supplied to the cabins is a charcoal type grill you would see in state park. It's not a propane grill. - You can't get propane refills at this camp ground. - Wifi is free but get slow

First, let me start out by saying we are new to RVing and this was our first experience with a KOA. Until recently we always car camped at a state or national park. But since we recently got a new trailer we decided to give a practice run and to determine if we might be able to work part time from the road. In these respects the Ft. Mill KOA did what we were trying to accomplish. However, since we weren't hauling a trailer full of kids the pool while a nice perk was largely wasted on us. Which gets me into what I didn't like about our experience. At twice the price and half the space for what you get in a state or national park I was disappointed with the facilities. Our site required us to raise one side of the trailer approximately 4" to get roughly level. The water pressure started off weak and actually cut off entirely for several hours for the whole campground and was still very weak when it did come back on. The dumpsters were overflowing by the third day and one of the two bath houses was closed "for renovations". The Wi-Fi didn't have any security and was a little slow. I will say the one bath house that was open was quite clean which was nice. Additionally, the staff was friendly and helpful with any questions we had. Maybe it's just my lack of experience with KOA's in general but it felt more like a parking lot than a campground. There wasn't a fire ring, picnic table for each site or enough room to setup a hammock so I doubt I will be using KOA much in the future if this is the norm.

We we're in town to visit family and it was Memorial Day Weekend with NASCAR too so we were happy to get something. Fairly typical of KOA's so some amenities like pool and playground but pretty packed in together. Surprised how quiet it was at night with all the people. Bathrooms were clean and there's laundry. You can walk to groceries. There's also a gas station and cafe. Free wi-fi for what it's worth! Nightly rate was with KOA discount on weekday.