Initial impression: Awful! Roads are not paved and there is no gravel except in the entrance area. It is all grass and dirt. With all the rain, this means that everything is all MUD. There are also a lot of puddles, harvesting mosquitoes. Because of this, it is very difficult to go outside, even just to the truck which is parked directly in front of the RV without sloshing in mud. We were lucky to get a pull thru space. Lot sizes were fairly large. There were picnic tables and fire pits at each site. Our table was completely warped and moldy - unusable unless we put a cover on both the table and the seats. There appear to be a number of permanent residents who live in small trailers which don't appear to be in very good shape (ratty, beaten up looking). The person in the office was helpful and friendly and their literature includes a lot of touristy things to do in the area. It was about a 20 min. drive to downtown Charleston. I did not have the chance to check out the showers or laundry. The weather did not allow use of the pool, but it was a very small one. There was a nice pond but we could not walk there due to the mud and puddles. Wifi signal was horrendous. I would only stay here if I was desperate, and not long term.
Although this is not a resort (no pool, rec center, laundry, bathhouse/showers), it is a very clean, pleasant and safe place to stay. Every site has full hookups with 50 amp service and most sites have newly asphalted driveways either in front or on the side of the site to park 2 cars. There is a nice balance between RVs and permanent mobile homes, which are all meticulously maintained as are the grounds. The sites are very large with a lot of space between RVs and are on gravel or grass. Roads around the park were newly asphalted. There are a lot of pecan, pine and magnolia trees all over the property, which provide a lot of shade as well. Location is about 20 mins from Raleigh, although shopping is just down the road.
