Park is nicely maintained. Sites are all pull through, long, level and well spaced. Trees are all around, but they have thinned out the ones in the park so that they do not impact rigs in their spaces or moving around, and it allowed for satellite access. Wi-Fi is slow but works; Verizon cell phone service was difficult. Park is a away from major services but a great place for a night or two to taste the wines at the winery that is part of the park, or just to relax. I would highly recommend this park for a weekend getaway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I've stayed at an RV park that had their own brewery but this is the first time I've stayed at a park that has it's own winery. The folks here are great and ready to help you figure out places to go or things to do. The roads and sites are gravel, not too close to one another, and level. The showers are excellent with lots of room to move around, plenty of hot water, good pressure, and clean. There Wi-Fi is fast, Verizon Mi-Fi will work here but it's pretty slow. Stop by the winery for a tasting Amy has a great spiel about their wines, and is ready to talk history or hunting. I'd go back in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The first 15 PREMIUM SITES are great! Long back in concrete slabs with shade, picnic table, fire ring and plenty of parking. As you leave these sites, you venture into a wide open space with not a tree in sight. Great for cool days but not for the "hot" days of summer. There are two pools with the third one under construction. Pools are very small and the new is not any better, and over crowded. The water was a cloudy greenish color, so I chose not to enter. Had a water slide, but it was opened only certain hours. Splash area for the kids, and they seemed to enjoy. Planned activities for the kids with Yogi. We brought our golf cart, and was charged a $40 fee that is good for six months. Nothing on a nightly or weekly fee. Other CG in the area charge $10 for the year. Park also had a miniature golf for additional $5-7 per person. One small volleyball court, two horse shoe pits and a new addition of BOUNCE PILLOW, only open certain hours. It is owned by a local family, and they seem to be putting proceeds back into the campground. I understand the cost of operations, but to nickel and dime the guest after paying a hefty nightly fee is wrong. Best plus, is the lakes for fishing. All the kids enjoyed catching the trophy fish and releasing them for another day, but not without a kiss. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our second visit back to Daddy Joe's and we enjoy our trip every time we visit. They've add the monster truck ride, water slides and water wars. We stayed in site #9. The only problem I see with the park is the kids on the golf carts but kids will be kids especially when they'll let loose with a golf cart. In my opinion, this is one of the best kept secret in NC . We'll definitively make a return trip to this park. We highly recommend it to others who camp with kids. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We enjoyed our stay at this campground. There were so many activities for the children, and my preteen boys loved fishing in all of the ponds. Our site was very private and clean with a concrete pad. The owner personally came to introduce himself while we were eating and asked us what we would improve if we could. The only answer we had was to enforce the speed limit on some of the golf cart drivers. This was not a huge problem though. We will definitely go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.