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Nice park, very quiet, no cell signal, as others have written, but it's good to get away from the screens from time to time.

I gave the park 4 stars due to the condition of the comfort station in the A loop: 1970's brown tile with black grout and little
to no maintenance, combined with poor lighting makes for a disgusting appearance and discourages one from lingering too long.
The state of NC needs to replace, not renovate this restroom.

Campers in the B loop have sites that are more exposed to the sun, are more level, and the comfort station looks to have been built
in the last year or so.

This is a wonderful place for a family. The campsites are nice but do need a few more trees for shade. The mountain and the natural water slides in the Falls is an excellent place to hang out on a hot summer afternoon.

Very well maintained campground . Sites are level. Not much shade as of yet. Recently planted trees appear to be strategically placed for shade. Check out butterfly display at Park headquarters. Avoid Oklahoma Road entrance if you have a motorhome or long trailer.

The mountain was real cool. We walked the whole thing and it was a work out. If you want to do the trail around the mountain, I would highly recommend go counter clock wise. We went the other way and it about killed us. When you get to the first clearing you can actually use your cell phone. YEP. There is no cell service for any company there. There is also no cable or TV signals. You have power and hot showers. The sites are real clean but no frills. We stayed 3 nights which was too long. There is a river going through the camp sites, so that was cool. No bike trails so that was a bummer.