We were here for some service and loved being able to stay at the park directly behind the service and sales center. The park was nothing special but had full hook-ups (30 amps). The staff at Plemmons was extremely friendly and easy to work with. They made time for our service and even moved the RV out of and back into our spot while servicing, all while we visited Raleigh and Chapel Hill. More pavement would be nice but we had a good stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an simply an extremely "old camping" hill with full hookups out behind the Bill Plemmons RV World Sales and Service Dealer. We only stayed here on Sunday evening when we arrived in Raleigh because it was too late (5:30pm) because of the lack of daylight left to risk trying to find a better place to stay. There really wasn't much good about this "campground" itself however we managed to locate, hook up and level out our travel trailer on our own. The RV center was closed, (on Sunday's, which we appreciate as the day of rest). We needed a propane refill and were very pleased with the quick service at Bill Plemmons RV World. Our propane refill service tech. was very helpful when we asked about our particular Travel Trailer model, as we're new to RVing. We won't reccommend this place to anyone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We found Rollingview Campground on the Falls Lake State Park web site to be open conveniently for our Thanksgiving week stay in the Raleigh area. The sites were very large and accommodating. Each with it's own picnic table, and campfire ring. One problem is that they close the front gates at 6pm, so you either get in by 6pm or park and walk to your site. What was even more surprising is when someone came knocking on our door in the middle of the night to ask how to operate the front gate. Obviously he was unaware of the 6pm curfew. We were a little disappointed there were no sewer hookups at the sites, but we learned quickly how to utilize the park's dump station. The lake itself was very pretty, unfortunately extremely low water level due to the the nations draught. The scenic ride around campground gave us quite a bit of joy, to see the fall foliage. We were blessed with gorgeous weather. We did notice that the temperature at Rollinview was a bit colder than in Wake Forest (about 10 degrees). Route 98 from Wake Forest to Rollingview is also a beautiful, scenic drive approximately 25 mins/15.7 miles to the Baptist Rd. turn. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We did not stay here, but I drove through scouting it out as a possible camping spot for my family, as we live fairly local. The sites are spacious, with more than half the sites offering W/E hookups. I walked through one bath house, and it was very clean with clean, hot showers. Several sites have a lake view, and a few have their own little path down to the lake. I saw park rangers patrolling the campground, so that is a plus. There is a boat ramp and a swim area, so water activities are plentiful. We will be staying there later this year. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

$20 is regular price but we had a senior discount. Rolling View has a number of sites where you can use your satellite dish. Holly Point does not. All sites are very rustic. Security was excellent. We saw the ranger about 10 times a day. The ranger carried a 9mm pistol which we welcomed. We also saw the Sheriff on occasion. We felt very safe even though the sites are remote. Restrooms were not very clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is nothing special except for location. They are one of the few in Raleigh and they take good care of you. There is a Flea Market on Saturday and other events keep you occupied. The grounds are safe and a fun walk. Stay between gates 4 and 5 for some shade. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are full hook up sites available. I stayed here as part of a business trip. It is basically a place to park with hookups; there are no other amenities. When I was there a dog show was in progress in the Fair facilities and a new car show was leaving. I don't think there is an on site office. The grounds has a police force who collect fees and police the area. I called ahead and was told there was no problem getting a site, but the nights I was there the place was pretty full. You may want to check the activities calendar for the Fair. If I am working or have some activity in the Raleigh area I would stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.