This is a small county park. It is peaceful and pretty quiet. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The wooded sites (section B) are tight for a bigger rig. If you have a large rig, I recommend camping in the field (section C), and you will need your own fire ring for a fire there. We came in on Tuesday before Memorial Day and got 1 of 2 shaded sites left that could handle a 30 ft travel trailer. The wooded loop is too tight to get a large rig around (we are almost 53 ft and barely got through without hitting any trees). Sites in the woods are not very level either. The field is much more level. The wooded sites have very aggressive bugs, i.e. wood roaches that will jump on you and your trailer. I spent the whole time worrying about that. It has a wonderful playground and lots of trails. The pool is pay by the day, they had a pH problem so they opened half of the pool? Another nice thing they do is let you come in and store your trailer/motorhome not hooked to electric or water for $5/day for a few days before your stay. This is something they do instead of reservations. We would stay here again but would stay in a different spot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground was a very convenient stop-over on our way south in January. It was mid-week and hardly anyone was camped there so we had our choice of campsites. We noticed that if it had been full it would have been really crowded as the sites are close together. Lots of walking space for the dog, friendly ranger, good restrooms. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great place to stay. No golf carts running up and down be side your site. The bathrooms are very very clean and the park doesn't look like a trailer park. The staff was friendly. A great place to stay! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Hagan Stone is actually a county owned campground now. It is simple, yet clean and has a good reputation. It is close to where I live and is a good alternative to camp and not spend much on gas. You can either camp in the wooded area and have a big roaring fire, or camp out in the grassy where most of the motorhomes park and have your fire in the fireplace under the picnic shelter. Hagan Stone has active rangers who patrol and are always on the lookout for security issues (which are few and far between) however, it is nice to know they are there. I give Hagan Stone Park in Pleasant Garden, NC a really high mark. It is close to activities, groceries, shopping, etc... Good place to stay overnight or longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tent camped here in October. Wooded area; the primitive sites were nice. Included a picnic table and grill/fire ring. The group camping area was nearby, which is why we went . (To check it out for our youth groups.) This park offers a lot of trails and a playground, so it would be good for a youth group. We camped here in a Tent.

Great stop for one night traveling. Larger rigs should stay in C or low number B sites. Water shared between 2 sites and very low water pressure, even in bathrooms, which are older but clean. We stayed in a fifth wheel and got one of the few sites with shade. Good value and we would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our 3 Autistic boys love the playground, had very roomy sites with plenty of open areas to play. Although not full hookup, 2 dump stations are easily accessible. We camp here often in our travel trailer and plan to again soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We really enjoyed this park. The "B" sites are very shaded and 30 amp. The "C" sites are in a grassy field and have 50 amp service but little shade. We backed our 42 foot 5th wheel into B6 and were surrounded by lush trees and bushes. We'd suggest sites B1-B6 if you can use 30 amp service. The playground was very nice for the kids and fireflys floated around the grassy field each night. The five lakes are filled with turtles and fish. You can't go wrong picking this park. There are half a dozen geocaches in the park too! There is a laundromat and grocery about 8 miles away. Downtown Greensboro is about 15 minutes away at most. The 30 amp sites are $19 for non-residents, 50 amp sites are $20 for non-residents. Residents get about 5 dollars off (assuming resident means NC). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were fortunate to find one of what looked like 2 level sites in the wooded area for larger rigs open when we arrived. Easy set up there. The other wooded sites appeared much smaller and unlevel. It was strange that there was only one water hook up for every two sites. Fortunately we always have a splitter on board and lots of hose. We were going to stay three nights but left one day early because the train whistle blowing in the middle of the night was not conducive to our sleep. We like to sleep with windows open. A very nice park grounds though! Except for the nearby train we enjoyed our stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

After reading the previous reviews giving this campground a 9 and 10, I wonder what those people would give to a campground that has full hookups, cable TV, paved sites, etc. That being said, this is a very nice campground. The gravel entrance road to the campground is a little rough. There are only a couple sites in the shaded area that are big enough for bigger rigs. We stayed in the main loop. The sites were grassy and fairly level. One water spigot is shared between 2 sites so bring a splitter and extra water hose. With a multiple slide RV, you will find the sites a little tight if you are between neighbors. There are 2 dump stations. There is a small playground in the campground area. Within a short walk in the park, there are fishing lakes, canoe rentals, and miniature golf. The canoe rentals and miniature golf are seasonal. They do not have a swimming pool; however there is a public pool a short ways away that you can pay to use. The whole park is kept up very well. We have camped here many times and will continue to do so. I give it a 7 because of the lack of some amenities but it is a great deal at $17 a night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This "Greensboro City Park" is a real treat located away from the urban sprawl of Greensboro. Sites are reasonably sized and are located in both wooded and clear areas, giving you a choice of shade or sun. The bath house was clean. We will return when in the area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a great park with a fantastic campground. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and the water was HOT! Campfires are allowed and wood is available onsite. Shaded sites are beautiful and they also have a nice covered area for gatherings. 400+ acres with ball fields, biking & hiking trails, picnic shelters, several lakes, pool in the summer, etc. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

City of Greensboro park. Small but very nice. Large grassy sites in field and some sites in woods. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.