Spring Valley RV Campground

Wonderful campground in Hope Mill just off I-95 a couple miles. Made a same day reservation with the owner Ann and got a pull through with a outdoor rug, table, and umbrella. This and full hookups All 46 bucks. Sweet. And Ann is just a gem. Helpful, friendly, courteous, and kind. Yup, could have been a boy scout. Need an RV space near Fayetteville? Can't go wrong here.

An amazing place to stay! Great prices, location and the owners were AMAZING! Best fishing ever! Never came back with out great size cat fish! Loved being able to walk my puppies, ride my bike or just sit outside and enjoy this beautiful park! Family owned, so their hearts are in it and it shows! We will stayed for a month and we will be back!

Spring Valley is a lovely, quiet campground. Since it’s family-owned, you receive the highest level of service. Ann is a master at staying in touch with her guests. It has great proximity to to Fayetteville. When we arrived, our site was already set up with mats. We were exhausted from riding out a hurricane and our time at Spring Valley was just so restful!

Ann is the bees knees! The campground is beautiful and quiet. You can tell they take pride in their place. Her husband immediately rubbed us the wrong way when we arrived and it continued to go down hill. We were late and he had to come back to meet us. We apologized and thanked him multiple times but he wouldn’t respond and was hesitant to shake my husband’s hand. Then he told us after we parked that they designed the sites so that the vehicle could be parked at the hitch end. We backed up to appease him but then our sewer hose wouldn’t reach. There was a picnic table and the full time neighbors propane tank beside us so we had to park sideways on our site. We’ve camped for years and have never had someone tell us how to park our camper and vehicle. This would have been a way bigger deal

I wanted to come here so badly based on the positive reviews. But then I looked up their website and there is no way to book online. Sorry, but we live in modern times where you need to be able to book things online. I don’t have time to jerk around and call people on the phone, leave a message, and hopefully hear back at some point. There are too many other places I could go that makes booking easier. It’s their prerogative if they want to go about their business like this, but the problem is they’re not getting customers that they could be getting by offering modern day conveniences. If you’re not even gonna take the time to offer online modern conveniences, then how can I trust that you actually have a modern convenient campground.