Very nice park. Spent 2 nights enjoying the many walking trails through the park facilities. Also have mountain bike and horse trails. Big equestrian area including stables, steeplechase and wide open spaces. Golf, tennis, 2 lakes to enjoy and the list goes on. They are getting ready for the Festival of Lights and it looks like it will be a fabulous show. Sites are paved but leveling can be a problem. Staff is very helpful and the whole park is spotless. Enjoyed by the community daily. Good choice when in the area and will stay here again if that is the case. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a lovely little campground in an 1100 acre county park that was once the estate of a member of the Reynolds tobacco family. Interior roads and sites are all paved and sites are all full-hookup. There is lots of space between sites, the trees are high and not obstructive. Some sites are not level, but when making reservations you can select a level or non-level site. Restrooms are rustic but spotless. Recreational activities within the campground are limited, but the park offers two 18-hole golf courses, two lakes, a tennis center, horseback riding, a playground, a pool, and many other things to do. There is no campground store, but there is a supermarket just down the road. The park is located off I-40, 10 minutes from Winston-Salem. There is no traffic noise to speak of. This is one of those campgrounds we wish we could find everywhere we travel with our RV. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a fabulous park. The sites are beautiful with big hardwood trees. The staff could not have been more helpful. We liked all the hiking trails and the horses in the adjoining pasture made for a lovely setting. Deer wander through the park almost daily. Many sites have a slope, but we were able to level. Once the dog park is built,this will be a 10 star park. It is very quiet during the week but fills up on the weekend. Be sure you have a reservation. We will definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground has been updated and reopened 3 years ago, after a number of years being closed. It is part of Forsyth County's Tanglewood recreational park. We stayed here just one night, to check out this park, on our way home from a 3 week trip. We last camped here in the old campground in the 1980's. The newly renovated campground has many pluses, but some minuses. All paved campground roads and pads. Full hookups, including cable TV. No noticeable road traffic noise at night. The campsite pads are not all level. Many having a fair slope to them. They did not take the opportunity to level the sites before paving the pads. My wife checked out the shower building and was not pleased. The shower building has individual showers, each with a shower curtain, but provide only a common, shared, dressing area outside the shower stalls. That is very old style and should have been changed with the campground upgrade. Maybe the planners assumed that all RV campers would use their RV showers, since they have full hookups. We don't like trying to shower in our RV's small shower, unless we really don't want to shower in a campground's showers. The Tanglewood complex provides many recreational amenities: newly opened outdoor Aquatic Center, hiking and biking trails (paved and mountain), two golf courses, BMX course, play grounds, beautiful arboretum, horse riding stables open to the public, horse riding trails. All a short drive from the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

In previous years we had only visited Tanglewood Park at Christmas for their annual Festival of Lights. We had no idea there were so many amenities available. Biking trails, hiking trails, horse trails, soccer/cricket fields, tennis courts, fishing, paddle boats, pool, golf course, BMX track, manor house, arboretum, rose garden. I was amazed at how nice everything was. We camped in a fifth wheel at the only pull-through site. The campground is very well maintained. A family oriented place. We saw people flying kites, having picnics. Also very nice shelters for get-togethers. Would definitely return. There is a nice Harris-Teeter close by and also restaurants about five minutes away. Happy camping! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice county park. We always enjoy staying here. Limited pads for Class "A". Many sites not level. Have three park "hosts" who rotate days and are wonderful. They can help with anything and are very personable. Park has two 18 hole golf courses, stables, pool, tennis, picnic areas, playgrounds. Lots of paved trails throughout the park for walking or running or riding bikes. Area is very convenient to downtown Winston Salem, wineries, grocery store, post office, pretty much anything you might need. Restrooms and showers are very old but clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice and clean campground. We really didn't take advantage of the amenities, since the weather was cool. We were looking for a place to take the kids camping. After arriving, we were informed that campfires were not permitted. The next morning, we left to go to another campground that allowed campfires. We might stay here again if looking for a place to sleep only. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Although not in Big Rig, this park can accommodate up to 45'. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. There's golf, tennis, pool, stables, driving range, Par 3 and facilities for those who visit without RV. There are a lot of trees, so just be prepared if you visit in the fall. Very convenient to shopping, restaurants, etc. Rules say only for 14 nights. Will definitely go back. One negative: they say level sites. They are not level. Just off I-40, so very easy off and on. Did not hear any traffic noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unless you read the fine print, you wouldn't know this was a county park! Easy access from major roads. Lots of things to do in the park - 2 golf courses, par 3 course, driving range, horse back riding, hiking/biking trails, etc. The campground itself is well-laid out. The camp hosts are friendly and willing to help in any way they can. The sites are paved and level, full hookups, including cable and a large picnic table. Lots of shade trees. The grounds are impeccably maintained and the wildlife (deer) is abundant. The only disappointment is the internet. Connections can be intermittent, especially if there are lots of RVs. A Harris Teeter grocery is across the main street and is convenient to Winston-Salem, Old Salem and Wake Forest University. Would return here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A really nice campground. Personnel are helpful and friendly. The only drawback to the park is the lack of pull through spaces. I think that even the novice can back into the spaces though. The length of the spaces are such that most trailers can stay hooked up. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a really nice park to stay in. It is located in a county park and the county has obviously invested in making it attractive and nice. My only regret is that I could only stay overnight. The camp hosts assigned to help me met me at check in, guided me to my site, helped me get backed in and were some of the nicest people I've ever met. There are 3 sites dedicated to camp hosts. The grounds were well kept and it was very quiet. I took off 2 points because the check in area had a tight curve with a drop off that you must be quite careful navigating, lest you kiss a tree and a tad more effort could have resulted in more level site. Don't let them fool you, they look level but they are not. Be sure to extend your landing gear properly or you'll never get leveled. I will be returning here in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great county park! Most sites are level, but as others noted, some are very steep. Only a few sites clear enough for satellite, but very good cable TV channel selection. Very tall shade trees, friendly hosts, paved roads. Great for rallies, has large open sided meeting and BBQ area. When you make reservations, let them know you have a big rig, and they'll try to get you a great site. Camp hosts meet you at the entrance and lead you to your site. Will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A 44 campground site, that is part of a huge county park with all sorts of activities from golf, to biking and hiking trails. Located about 12 miles s/west of Old Salem just off I-40. Sites 38-44 are flat and big rig friendly. All the sites and roads are paved and very well maintained. Antenna TV reception is excellent. There is a 14 day stay limit. Reservations are recommended. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Looks new. Well taken care of park. Great paved roads. Bike trails. Close to everything. Loved it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground. It is a county owned RV park that is actually part of a bigger county park. The campground itself has no amenities other than what are for the hook ups for the RV's. However Just outside of the RV park is the rest of the county park with a playground area, horseback riding, and paddle boats. There are also many hiking and biking trails. The inside sites are next to a drainage culvert. Although the culvert is all grass and mowed, the sites slope backwards due to all being back ins. A motor home may have a problem lifting the back wheels high enough to get level. The other problem is that this campground closed for the winter on 11/13/10. It will re-open sometime next spring. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great campground! Well maintained, asphalt roads and sites, close to major attractions and quiet throughout the day and night. You really can't find any fault with the campground. There are three sites (31-33) that you will find difficult to level your RV as the sites slope severely. Leaves were changing while we were here and it was a nice atmosphere for all campers. There are many bike and walking trails that snake through the park and you can hike for miles if that is your pleasure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park extremely convenient to the Winston-Salem area. All sites are on new asphalt with full hookups, but some are level and some are sloping. "Deluxe level" sites cost the same as non-level sites when we visited. All sites are large and shaded by tall, mature trees. Overall, it is a beautiful setting. Tanglewood offers a lot of recreation options including golf, tennis, two lakes, horseback riding, etc., so it's a destination in itself. There is a pavilion next to the campground for group events and a lot of grassy area for sports or games. Old Salem is 15 minutes away. There is some traffic noise audible from Rt 158 but it is not objectionable. Overall, the park is well worth a stop, and we would definitely visit again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The setting for this city owned park is a section of the 1100 acre former estate of RJ Reynolds which includes 2 lakes, a steeple chase course, the manor house, several stables and barns. It is a very nice, treed park. Apparently the city recently totally renovated the campground. It really was a lovely spot but we would have to say that the campsites were a long way from level. We had our front jacks all the way to the ground! We were only here one night and we would return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I'll start by saying this is a nice, peaceful campground but how the previous posts give it a 9 I'll never know. The sites are paved and level. Aside from a bath house and pavilion, there are no amenities within the campground. You have to drive into Tanglewood Park if you want to fish or swim and you have to pay extra for that privilege. That is the reason I give it a 7. A nice campground in the Winston-Salem area was needed and this fits the bill. I will definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first time at the park. We stayed in site 21 easy in and out. Very level, great water pressure and the fifty amp service was wonderful. We will be back. We would give it a 10 except no internet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful campground located within a county park: has paved sites, large shade trees and quiet but convenient to access from I-40. Grocery store is across the street. Only complaint is that you have to drive to the pool, playground, fishing ponds, etc., and all the above (except the playground) charge fees. A playground would certainly be appreciated by campers with children. All in all, a nice place! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground recently reopened after being closed for 10 years. The interior roads and sites have been refurbished, as well as all the hookups. Located under large shade trees, all sites are paved and have full hookups with 50 amp service, plus free cable TV. The campground is part of Tanglewood Park, an 1,100 acre county park that includes two golf courses, a driving range, swimming pool, tennis, horseback riding stables, hiking and mountain bike trails and two fishing lakes. Campers may enter the park without paying the $2.00 entrance fee, but must pay for other activities. The campground is quiet and has some restrictions. For example, motorcycles and golf carts are not allowed. Also no camp fires, but there is a “community” fire ring at the picnic shelter. The restroom and shower facilities were not refurbished, but are very clean and smell fresh. The campground hosts were very friendly and helpful. Registration office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days a week. Located close to I-40 Exit 182. We camped here in a Motorhome.