Cashie River Treehouses & Campground

Just a solid park to put your rig. Not much to do in or really near the park. The small town is ok, and offers basics like a couple gas stations, and a Grocery store. The park itself is pretty clean. The pull through sites are full sun so be ready for that. Great FHU which is nice for the price. I got blazing hot fast 5G T-mobile, something like 300/30. Another great feature is the free laundry. Only 1 washer and drier but who cares, it’s free and works well. I stayed two weeks which I wouldn’t recommend, just because the area just doesn’t have enough to really do. If you do stay here I highly recommend a trip into Edenton which is about 30 minutes away.

Would be a 5/5 if the road to get in & out wasn’t in such bad shape! We’ve blown 2 tires on this trip so it was pretty awful getting back to the site but we were thrilled upon arrival! Great, warm, clean bathhouses with a dish washing/laundry room too (dryer was out of order). Only 3 other rigs there but we didn’t see a single person while we were there. Made for a great, cheap stopover and our dog loved the area!

Girls shower was locked the entire time we were there but the boys worked just fine. Pull thru site 6 was great and fairly level. Loved the concrete pad, wish we brought charcoal!

This is a small park with a lot going for it. The sites are all recently renovated (level, new power and water service) with the pull-throughs (5 of them) having cement pads, grills, and hanging poles. The pavilions is brand new as of spring 2018, complete with bathrooms and showers for both men and women. There is even a laundry room with free laundry,1 washer, 1 dryer, that were fully functional and clean.

The town of Windsor takes a lot of pride in this park. Billy, the camper attendant (who was the fire chief in the town before retired after 50 years of service) told us that the city was tasked with comping up with a creative way to utilize their river access. They built tree houses along the river (2 complete, another under construction) and built full walkways along the river to access them. Definitely check them out.

There is a shooting range off in the distance that can sometimes be heard, but we didn’t find it disturbing us at all.

We were worried about mosquitos upon seeing the proximity to the woods and water, but they were not bad at all. Didn’t wear bug spray and got bit maybe once or twice.

BEWARE the fire ants! My wife stepped out of the car and inadvertently stepped on a test and was bit 5 or 6 times on the legs before we realized what was going on. Was them off of you with water.

Cell service was great with AT&T... 55mbps down, 12mbps up. No sprint service at all.

The dumpster is on the inside of the wooden fence, for those wondering where to put garbage (I just put ours in the garbage by the pavilion, which was permitted, but filled quickly).

Billy, did say that he had chased out some folks who were “trading dope” in the parking lot for the treehouses, noting that there are quite a few surveillance cameras in the park. Didn’t make us feel unsafe, but something to consider.

If you get a chance to talk to Billy, he’s a wealth of knowledge about the area and the park; he’s also just a really nice and humble guy.

In terms of quality, this is a hard park to beat at $20/night. If there was a kids playground nearby it would have been a 5/5 for us.