This is a nice park. Only thing is that the sites are close together as you would have in a private park. However, it is OK and you are in the middle of the woods. They have recovered from the hurricanes of the past few years. You are only a mile and a half from downtown Lumberton. It is a very popular park for people with canoes. They have several good restaurants and a WalMart Supercenter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A nice park with clean restrooms, private sites, and nice hiking trails. It is an odd location (call to get directions if you're coming from the north; there are only signs from the south!), but once you're in the park, you forget that it's surrounded by a neighborhood. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A great state park with quick and easy access to the city amenities. Canoe rentals are located nearby and you can take a short or long trip or an overnight trip with the outfitters. There are plenty of trails to take long walks and most sites are nice and spacious. It is a smaller park but great for a weekend get-a-way or a longer stay if you are a full timer. We will return again in the summer and enjoy swimming at the beach area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice small basic state park. Very family friendly. Dump station well situated. $2 per person per day use fee added to nightly rate. Some sites fairly large with other quite close together. Sites have large fire ring with bench seating, picnic table and tent pad. Wooded area with creeks and swamps near hiking and bike trails. Not a lot of bells and whistles but clean, well-run park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean and well maintained park with friendly and laid back staff. Also quiet yet close proximity to supplies. The good: quiet, nice creek to rent a canoe and paddle down, trails. Bad: sites close together, lots of mosquitoes and snakes, very brown creek water (but still fine for swimming because has a sandy bottom). Decent park but not one of the finest of the state parks. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.