Spent 2 nights and park is clean with good access to campsites. Not really big rig friendly in that most sites were not level even with adding boards. Most of better sites were taken by annuals. As with most Thousand Trails parks, they are becoming trailer parks vice campgrounds. We observed numerous sites with big storage sheds, wrought iron fences, cargo trailers, multiple vehicles parked at the sites, etc. The swimming area had a nice sand beach at the lake and the family center offered breakfast and lunch. Could be a really nice park with better management. Rangers were friendly and very helpful. - Tomandgloria

Plenty of things to do - kids enjoyed the game room and fishing. - Reteze

Well equipped and maintained clubhouse, pool shower/changing room. Adult pool is large; nice hot tub. The Family/kids pool area is really well done with a Jungle Gym, ice cream shop and restaurant. The restaurant is priced for families on a budget.

Our site was perfectly level, large and grassy.

NOTE: the waste water pipe does not have a threaded attachment style so bring an adapter. I use a 3" diameter by 12" long PVC pipe with a standard RV sewer line elbow adapted. Worked well. - GaHoosier

This is our favorite RV park in NC (so far!). The people who run the park are nice, there is a HUGE fenced-in, grassy dog park, walking trails, mountain biking trails, horse-back riding, and this is close to shopping and restaurants. The park is small (42 sites), and the sites are all paved and well maintained with mature trees and lovely landscaping. The wifi and cell phone reception is excellent. If you get an interior sites, you better be a pro at leveling your RV because the interior sites are on quite an incline. I suggest something between 1-10 or 36-44. There aren't firepits at the sites, and you can't build a fire at your site. - Glampingpoodles

As stated in other reviews, half of the site are sloped quite a bit. There are three sets of back-in sites, both sides of three different roads. The sites on one side of each road are fairly level, while the other side is not. But it's not the same side for each road. Consult the site map to understand the layout. When you arrive you will drive past the "exit" side of each row of sites, loop around past the host sites, then enter your site row from the other side. The mostly level sites are 1-8, 10-23 and 38-44. You will need a short RV to be able to get level in the unlevel sites, and even then you'll need a lot of blocks. The hookups are at the back of the site, so on some RVs you'll have a long distance to run your sewer & water hoses (if you want to keep your rear stabilizers on the pavement). Otherwise, this is a wonderful park. All roads and sites are paved. There are wide paved trails that go throughout the entire park (not just the campground) that are great for walking, running or biking. You'll want to drive to the pool, which costs extra, but you get a discount for having a camping site. When arriving, make sure you don't miss the camp road entrance (Campground Road), which is immediately after turning onto Tanglewood Park Road from highway 158. The signs are small and sometimes difficult to read. The Welcome Center is right there on the corner, which has a loop behind it to park your RV and then continue around to get back on Campground Road. It's difficult to realize this if you've never been there before. - jmadren

Stopped here for a quick overnighter on the way to the mountains. Very nice park with great trails. Glad I read previous reviews so I could pick a site with less slope than some of the others. Saw a few rigs with tires off the ground to level. Who constructs sites like this? No other complaints than that. - jrackley

We booked a spot at Lake Myers for our first test run with our 5th wheel. I noted on the online booking that we were first time campers. Glad I did this, the manager called us to say that the original spot they were going to put us in was a great space near the pools but may be tricky to get into. We were then put into spot D-17. This was a great spot that allowed us to pull-through since no one was in the spot beside us. Our spot was at the bottom of a hill, so it was a bit hard to level it perfectly. The roads and campsites are definitely tight to maneuver, especially with an F-250 and 30ft 5er.

I'd say at least 85% of the park are permanent sites. The girl at the gate was very nice checking us in, but none of the neighbors spoke to us at all. The men's bathhouse in the D section was clean (according to my husband) and the pool was nice. There was always a good mix of music playing at the pool, but not enough chairs. The pool wasn't very crowded while we were swimming, but every seat was saved with a towel or goggles so we had to just put our towels on the ground. Never had any issues getting in with the gate code.

We drove by the original site we were supposed to be in and realized we made the best decision to move. Due to it being a one way road with an odd angle to the side road, we had no idea how we would've gotten our camper down there. Overall, it was ok for a first time experience, I just wish we could've been closer to some other weekend campers instead of the permanent residents so we may have been able to talk with some other folks. We couldn't find any free wifi and did not pay to use the park's service so I cannot say whether it's worth the cost.

Would not recommend for larger RV's. The sites are entirely too cramped to accommodate large vehicles. - Lcdsp911

I checked in on a Sunday and they have a box at the gate where you pick up your reservation papers with site number and the code to get in gate.But it was not there and you cant get ahold of anyone.I knew my site so someone that stays there let me in.Poor management! So when I talked to the manager about all the issues I was having she got defensive and aggressive.Can you say unprofessional.And maintenance was getting frustrated at me cause their breakers kept blowing and acting like its my fault. I have never stayed in a place where the people who stay there are more helpful than the people who get payed to help you cause you are the customer.And that place stinks so don't step out and take a deep breath in the morning.I WILL NOT GO BACK!!! They need to overhaul their staff all the way around.I have a lot of camping friends and w are a group and a community so I will inform them all. - Lucky camper

The roads were terrible and needed major upkeep. The campground was very difficult to get in and out. The water pressure was very low which made taking a shower and flushing the toilet unpleasant. - Fulltimersrv

This campground is way overpriced. Sites are grass and get very soggy when it rains. WiFi only worked outside our trailer and even that was spotty. There is no cable. Did not use the showers as it would we would have had to walk back to our campsite in the soggy grass. Did look at the restrooms, there were okay. Had planned to stay 2 nights, but changed our minds because of the price. - srqcampers

This campground was just reopened and the new owner is making a lot of positive improvements to the park. We stayed for the entire week of Thanksgiving so as you might imagine it was pretty quiet with only about 10 sites occupied during the week. It was quiet and clean. No junkie sites. Salisbury is just down the road about 5 miles with all the shopping you'll ever need as well as historical tours. We stopped by in the early fall one weekend while the park was pretty active and there was a lot of things going on. There was a big horseshoe tournament that day. Kids were paddle boating in the lake and we were able to speak to a lot of people in the short time we were there. We're thinking this may be our spring and fall park when we transition to full-time snow birds in the next year or so. You'll like Carolina Country CG, trust us. - Jim White Statesville NC

Wi-Fi has a charge if you want it at your site. Said there is free Wi-Fi at office. Washing machines were out of order. Nice wooded area with a lake and pull through and backin sites. Satellite can be gotten from some sites not from all. Ask at office for a satellite friendly one. Most sites 30amp some are being upgraded to 50 amp. Overall we enjoyed campground and would return. - Mitchelmal

First off, this place is not Big Rig friendly. Internal roads are narrow and washed out gravel with major ruts that look like they haven't been attended to in a long time. Lomg term guests park in the roadway making it impossible to pass them until you ask them to move. Management needs to enforce some common sense on what they allow folks to get away with. I will say that the staff was very friendly when checking in. The term "Resort" is a carryover from when it was a KOA in that they have a pool, playground, etc., but it's not what I would consider a resort. I do not know how Good Sam came up with the rating they have on their site, but they obviously haven't been there. Our site was one of a very few that was fairly level. This park has potential and if the roads and sites were attended to it would go a long way towards getting better reviews. - DaDoSA

What a dump. Washed out roads & ruts. Muddy sites and too close. If you can avoid this place do so. - SC RVer

Overnight stop convenient to I-40. Mostly shaded and hilly with erosion problems but looks like they are trying hard to keep things up. We were in a freshly graveled fairly level pull thru site below the pool area - easy in and out. Good hook ups and basic cable. WIFI was slow but Verizon signal was good. Could not get a Dish satellite signal. - Minnie Pearl

Nice park just a short hop off I-85. Not much around in the area. Salisbury is about 15 miles down the road. Lots of good restaurants and shopping. Well-maintained gravel roads and sites. Lots of space between sites with trees and shrubbery separating most sites. Sites not completely level, but leveling jacks handled it well. Very clean and well maintained restrooms and showers. Certainly a good spot to stay if you are through the area. - NC Bill

Very nice RV park/campground just north of Salisbury. Easy on/off I85 but not so near interstate to be noisy. Both shaded and open sites. Sites in open are pull thru and mostly level. Seems well maintained. Trash can at every site. Seems to be a few permanent residents but they are in the wooded area and the open area with pull thru sites were mostly empty when we were there during the week. - Allure470

Nice quiet park even though it's just off highway 85. Interior roads are mainly gravel but wide. Many pull through sites. Site are large width and length wise. Fire pits, picnic tables, open air and tree covered sites. Has a catch and release fish pond (no swimming). Small in ground pool. - G and L

We would not stay here again. If we could have gotten a refund we would have left. OLD restrooms and showers that had bugs, frogs, no heat or air, and one stall had the lights not working. This "campground" is filled with old campers, 5th wheels, and horse trailers that people are living in. It is WAY off the highway and in a valley so there are no views. It does have a laundry. We almost had a cell phone signal. The person who checked us in was nice and helpful when we asked questions. - BorntoCruise

Quiet, level, clean park. It does not have a pool or game room but, if you are looking for a nice inexpensive place to camp while in the Mt. Airy, Pilot Mt. and Winston-Salem area this is the place to stay. It does have a decent playground for kids. We enjoyed our three nights staying there and will go back. - Oldman5145

This is a mobile home park with a few spots for RVs. Mainly older units that are in need of repair. The roads were paved. Our spot was level. The first spot he wanted to put us in was very muddy and not level, so he did move us. This spot was grass with some gravel in the muddy spots. He does charge by the day, not night . So 4 nights is 5 days, you pay for 5 days. No bath house, you must be self-contained. The park is quiet and no one bothers you. - esta34950

We camped here on our very first trip in our camper. The sites are fairly level and very shaded. There is no Wi-Fi or cable but it has an amazing peaceful atmosphere. As far as things to do for children there isn't anything. However, they have a huge field that you can play whatever sport you want in. The view of Pilot Mountain was awesome. The manager of the camp was super nice and very helpful. They do have a dump station but no sewer hookups. Overall we had a great time. We would go again. - HappyCampers6

Beautiful campground at the foot of Pilot Mountain with some of the best views and sunsets. Large stage with various events throughout the year, esp. bluegrass, Smilefest, Bobstock, scouting jamborees, mud runs, weddings. I have stayed there 30+ times, and it is a 4 hour drive for me. The owner is very nice, but also firm enough to keep trouble out/away. I caught a 5 lb bass in their lake so bring your poles. - ReelEKeen

Site was not level and we could not get level. - gmasharp

Will promise everything to get a reservation. We asked for open site (no trees) close to pool for grandkids. no such thing here with 50A FHU PT. We were given end site, wooded, unlevel. Owners were stand-off indifferent. Workcamper at office did not even render hello on arrival. Ridiculous $50 rate, $45 after 10% GoodSam. Not recommending this park. - Avanti3106

Campground is convenient to the interstate and the manager was chatty and engaging. Sites are a little rustic. Restrooms are below average. The area is kind of in the middle of nowhere, but there is a good little diner that is pretty rustic with good down-home type food near the interstate. The campground is overpriced for what it is. This was the highest priced site we hit on the trip from the northeast to FL. - Nxchptr