RV sites near Cramerton, North Carolina provide convenient access to both Charlotte's urban attractions and the region's natural landscapes. Located in Gaston County at approximately 760 feet elevation, the area experiences moderate seasonal changes with summer temperatures averaging in the mid-80s and winter lows rarely dropping below freezing. Most campgrounds remain open year-round with cellular service varying considerably across providers.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Breezy's Lake & RV Park offers electric and water hookups directly adjacent to a stocked fishing pond. "Camp at a stocked fishing pond," notes Jake C., highlighting the convenient access for anglers.
Mountain hiking: The backcountry camping area at Crowders Mountain State Park Campground requires a one-mile hike from the Sparrow Springs access point. "There is a hike to the campsite from the parking lot so we definitely got our workout in bringing our gear in. The hikes here are really awesome and the facilities are nice and clean!" explains Lisa L.
Kid-friendly trails: Multiple difficulty levels accommodate different abilities at Crowders Mountain. "A little hard hike but worth the view," shares Brittany J., while another camper adds, "This is an excellent place to be, especially if you are looking to get out of the city for a while. The hikes are pretty strenuous, but the views are well worth it."
What campers like
Convenient city access: The location of Elmore RV Park makes it practical for visitors needing proximity to Charlotte. "I lived here for two years on a long term spot. If short term you will be In a small gravel lot. There are no amenities, no shower houses. No frills," explains Deanna L.
Affordability for extended stays: Several campgrounds offer monthly rates for longer visits. "Stayed at Carolina Rose for a few months over the winter. Very friendly staff, and VERY reasonable rates. Wouldn't hesitate to stay again when I'm in the area," reports Stuart N. about Cobble Hill RV Campground.
Wildlife viewing: Cobble Hill provides animal encounters right on the property. "Goats and a horse also live here," mentions Wendy M., while another camper highlights, "The best part was getting fresh eggs from the check-in store each morning... And I mean... Fresh Eggs."
What you should know
Pet restrictions: Policies differ substantially between parks. While most locations welcome dogs with standard limitations, Elmore Mobile Home and RV Park explicitly prohibits pets on their property.
Campground management quality: Management styles affect visitor experiences significantly. At Crown Cove RV Park, some visitors report challenging interactions: "This is a very strange place. The vibe is way off. I stayed for 2 weeks and that was 2 weeks too long. The staff are not friendly or helpful. And they use THE RULES as a means to justify their behavior."
Site leveling issues: Many campgrounds in the area feature sites with uneven terrain. One reviewer at Crown Cove noted, "Much of the sites are not well kept. Way out of level," while another mentioned, "Our lot was on a hill side which made using our full hookups going up hill."
Tips for camping with families
Kid policies: Some facilities implement strict rules regarding children. At Glenwood Acres RV Park, a visitor reports: "Is a decent rv park. No amenities, charge $100 extra dlls for each kid. Kids are not allowed outside."
Playground access: Recreation areas for children vary between parks. One camper at Cobble Hill notes, "They had a great picnic area that was large enough for our family to have lunch. There was also a playground for the younger kids, and a basketball court as well."
Swimming options: Seasonal pool facilities provide cooling options during summer months. "The pool was well located but busy, which was okay all the families and kids were having a great time," shares a visitor about their Cobble Hill experience.
Tips from RVers
Site selection: Look for level spots when booking at Kings Mountain RV Resort, which offers 116 sites with water, electric, and sewer hookups. Cell service in this area shows AT&T coverage as reliable while Verizon connectivity remains inconsistent.
Package deliveries: Crown Cove RV Park does not accept mail for campers. "They will not accept packages. So, don't bother ordering anything unless you can pickup at a nearby locker," advises one reviewer.
Campsite space limitations: Many RV parks position sites close together with minimal buffer zones. "Rules state belongings must be 3ft away from neighboring sites which is almost impossible with how close sites are," explains a camper about spacing constraints.
