We made a midweek halt with our 36-foot fifth wheel. Arriving just as the sun was setting, we were a bit anxious, but fortunately, another vehicle was just leaving. The space was somewhat cramped for anything larger, but we managed to maneuver with assistance from a fellow camper with a compact truck, who graciously moved his car to accommodate us. The next morning, we were greeted with a stunning, private view of a pond, making the journey down the narrow paved road well worth it. If you're considering a stopover here, I'd highly recommend it. Our departure route took us through a national scenic bypass, offering breathtaking views. Although there was no cell reception, we were able to connect via Starlink!

Initially this was hard to find because you can't see the site from the road. My husband backed in our 34 ft. trailer. It was a bit of a challenge, but he managed. There's probably enough room here for two smaller campers. In the seven days we were here, there was at least one other camper per night (van, bike, car). It is pretty here, and the pond is larger than expected. There is a trail, which was a bit overgrown, but our dogs appreciated the exercise. There's also a pavilion with four picnic tables and a fire pit. Lots of fishermen have been coming and catching bass and catfish. There is a boat launch too. This site requires miles of gravel roads.

Nice out of the way area. Won’t hold long rigs well, mine fit ok 25ft and truck was tight. Enjoyed my evening.

Camping next to a large pond surrounded by woodlands and no one but us. If we weren’t traveling, it would have been nice to stay here for a few days of peace and quiet.

Arrived on a Saturday evening and I had the place to myself. There is a trash can, picnic tables, and a fire ring. This place is immaculate and the grass was recently cut.

Stopped here for an overnight rest. Leaves were changing and it was gorgeous! No AT&T cell or data service. Other the van dweller who arrived late and had no regard for keeping her dog in check, it was a great place. Common sense tip: if you let your dog out, unattended, with no regard for its safety or the safety of others... and something happens to it, YOU are to blame. Have some sense!

We had the area to ourselves for our one night here and it was so lovely. There is access to a hiking trail that will take you about an hour/1.5 hours to walk a leisurely pace. It was really nice to get out there after a long day of driving. Picnic tables and fire pit with grate for grilling also right there. Could definitely fit two big rigs comfortably.

It is more like a big dirt culdesac on a small pond feed by a creek. There is a picnic shelter but no Hookups or facilities so need to be self-contained. I was the only one camping during midweek stay. Several local fishermen and hikers with a very easy approx 3-mile hike around entire pond. Super quiet except for nature sounds. Stop over for lots of birds including swans. Closest town is Pisgah about 2 miles away. Good Verizon reception.

I arrived and left in the dark so I can’t speak to the setting. I just needed a free, safe place to sleep in car as I wrapped up a road trip and this was perfect! GPS took me right there and roads weren’t bad at all even in rain. Completely quiet and secluded. I’d use it again. I had no service though (AT&T) until back on highway.

Quiet spot by a small lake. We stayed in our van. Lots of room for camping and maybe two RVs at a push, although road may not permit. We heard coyotes and I’m pretty sure we saw a beaver. Lots of bugs - never seen so many flies in our van. Only saw one local fishing at the end of the lake in the morning.