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Lake Reidsville Park
Overview
Lake Reidsville Park serves as a premier outdoor destination in North Carolinas Piedmont region. Centered around a sprawling 750-acre reservoir, this city-managed park provides a peaceful setting for RVers looking to connect with nature. It balances a quiet atmosphere with a variety of active recreation opportunities, making it a staple for those traveling through Rockingham County. The park is well-maintained and offers a scenic escape from the busier metropolitan areas nearby, providing a refreshing lakefront camping experience.
Location & Surroundings
Tucked away just a short drive from the heart of Reidsville, the park feels secluded without being isolated. The rolling hills and lush woodlands surround the water, creating a tranquil environment for campers. Its location provides easy access to Highway 29, making it a convenient stop for travelers heading through the central part of the state. The surrounding landscape is characterized by its native hardwood trees and diverse local wildlife, offering a true North Carolina outdoor experience for those who appreciate natural beauty.
Amenities & Park Features
The RV camping area accommodates various setups with options for full hookup sites or water and electricity only. Beyond the campsites, the park is famous for its championship-level disc golf course, which attracts players from across the region. Visitors have access to multiple boat launches, fishing piers, and a well-equipped bathhouse facility. For families, the park includes spacious picnic shelters and a playground, ensuring comfort and convenience during a multi-day stay amidst the pines.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Water activities are the main draw, including boating, kayaking, and fishing for bass or crappie. On land, miles of trails invite hikers and birdwatchers to explore the shoreline and forested areas. Just outside the park, the charming downtown area of Reidsville offers local dining and historical architecture. Those seeking further adventure can explore the Chinqua-Penn Walking Trail or visit the nearby Dan River for additional paddling and outdoor exploration throughout the county.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for outdoor enthusiasts and families who prioritize recreation and activity over luxury resort amenities. It is a fantastic choice for those who enjoy waking up near the water and spending their days engaged in sports or nature study. Because of its quiet, wooded environment, it also appeals to travelers seeking a rustic yet comfortable stopover that provides more space and scenery than a typical roadside RV park.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
User Reviews
Greta Stookey
Really great campground. Paved road and concrete pads. Great view of the lake from all sites. Lowered their rates to be more affordable. Family friendly.
Bobbie Gardner
Sadly, as many campers are retired, this local campground is not going to be utilized as much. The website has the rates listed that we paid last year; however, when booking, they have almost tripled. Their rates are more inline with top notch KOAs with pools, etc. They have done some much needed maintenance, but have added no amenities to support the increase.
Cori Lynn
Very disappointed to find out reidsville campground has gone up to $75. We will not be paying that price! I hope you can come back down on that price we enjoyed staying there many times last year but $75 a night is just too much.
Bryan M
The new rates at Reidsville Campground are outrageous. Previously city rates were $23 and $25 and non-city $28 and $30 with monthly at $375 for city and $425 for non-city. Now they are $50 for city, $75 for non-city, and a staggering $600 and $1200 monthly. They cut a few trees, paved the roads, and poured concrete pads but the pads are unlevel, washed out, cracking, and too narrow. Sewer drains are often higher than your outlets, and picnic tables and firepits are comically randomly placed often away from your site. For these prices you get fewer amenities, a worse location, and poorly kept facilities compared to much nicer campgrounds for far less. This used to be our quick weekend getaway. At these rates we will never be back.
K Poole
Camping rates are ridiculous here. I don't know if the city council realizes it, but the campground is still located in Reidsville even though you cemented the pads and did not even consider leveling them. There is nothing to do in Reidsville to warrant these high rates. You're trying to cover your cost in 6 months when effectively you're going to stretch it out over years because you're not going to have anyone staying. What good is a fire ring 30 ft from the campsite? I felt so sorry for the lady in the office being so embarrassed telling how much the rate had gone up. We have one more reservation booked at the old rate and that will be our last trip unless they come to their senses and lower the rates. At most, this should be a $45 to $50 a night stay for out-of-town people campers.