Wonderful place for kids. Many farm animals. Nice pull,through site, clean warm restrooms. Hiking trails through the woods.Friendly folks!
this was our first time at general coffee State Park. also our first time using a pop-up camper instead of tents. wonderful friendly and informed staff, made this trip even better. everything was very clean.
Friendly personnel. Trails. Shady sites, most with sense of privacy. Several small playgrounds Heritage Farm is well maintained and educational, museum open limited hours due to staffing requirements. We camped with 33' RV & toad without problem. But things could be tight for longer and taller rigs due to trees close to narrow roads.
Here due to hurricane Florence. Sites seem large, was unassigned choice when we came. Bathrooms clean but not the best I ve seen. Very quiet, Farm and lake are nice. Seems like a lot of spiders and snakes but I guess that s camping (though many reports of water moccasins in the area, so different deal than indigo snakes)
Nice, quiet state park. We stayed here April 7-10. Lots to do: hiking, geocaching, tour the farm and check out the animals. The sites on the outside of the loops have woods views, pretty much every site is a pull thru. Some sites have 30 amp, some have 50 (ours had 30). We dropped our toad at the front gate and drove in to choose a site. Saw a gopher tortoise on one of the trails. Staff and volunteers (camp host) were friendly and helpful. Points off for low water pressure in the bath house, and watch out for the ants......