Jones Station RV Park and Campground

Second time staying here and no complaints. Haven't met any staff but they are very cordial over the phone. Bathhouse clean and warm. Campground is clean and inviting. Hope to come back when it's warm to enjoy the outdoors.

We stayed at Jones Station for 17 days to visit family in October. We made reservations a few months in advance and had no problems at all. The management and camp workers were all friendly and there was a nice mix of long/short term campers (long term sold out for the year 3 months prior) and the layout was very nice with gravel throughout.||||We were in site 25 next to the bath house which was not in the woods – did not have to worry about the autumn leaves. The park is relatively new, in a “rural” setting though not far from the interstate (or Chik fil a, Walmart, etc.), quiet and clean. You can get to Chapel Hill and Durham in 30 minutes. They are quick to cover bare spots in the gravel, cut grass every Thursday, and kept the bath houses clean. We had our two dogs and there was some ve

At first glance, Jones Station RV Park feels like a hidden gem. The grounds are clean, quiet and well-maintained, but offer little amenities for the price. When we arrived in June, Ms. K, the owner helped us find our site and we looked forward to our long-term stay. Unfortunately, our experience changed after our interactions began on day two with the on-site manager. What initially felt like a friendly RV community quickly took on a more restrictive and unwelcoming tone. Parking: We were thankful to have a spot but unfortunately our first spot was unlevel and far too small for our rig. Because of this, we could only fit one car (based on their strict site parking rules), even though most sites could fit two. While the park only guarantees one parking space per site, we initially parked

Our experience at Jones Station RV Park was extremely disappointing and frankly, unacceptable. The park offers no amenities whatsoever, and what it lacks in comfort, it more than makes up for in inconsistency, favoritism, and poor management. There is an obvious double standard in how rules are enforced. Long-term and older residents are allowed to do as they please — dogs off leash, personal bird feeders, overflow parking, and even private fences — while newer or younger guests are immediately targeted for the exact same things. We were told to remove our bird feeder, keep our dogs leashed at all times, and not use gravel parking areas, all while the on-site “manager,” Dave, and several others openly ignored these same rules. The management’s behavior is unprofessional and biased, enabl

This TV campground is clean, tidy, and has multiple beautiful little garden plots throughout the park. Very pretty place . It is dog friendly but there are restrictions on certain breeds. There is no campground store. There is a tidy little playground, a covered small pavilion, and a large open grassy area. The dumpster is very far from most campsites so we are carrying our trash. However, you can drive past the dumpster on your way out the long way. Our site was quite level, a gravel pull through perfect for our overnight stay We will return here.