Crosswinds Campground

This was our first campground stay with our new to us RV. The campground was not at all crowded, we didn't have any neighbors most of our stay. It was very quite and peaceful. The site was clean, we had a fire pit and picnic table. The picnic table was a little dirty. We just used our fold out table instead. The sites were pretty well spaced.

Check in was easy and the gate did not close at night.

Signal was good with our AT&T hotspot. We used it for work during the week. Starlink would be a no here, it's heavily forested with all sites being mostly full shade. Great for hot days, but not for satellite signal.

Close to the Raleigh area if you are there to visit.

My only complaint is the bathrooms. The ladies room was absolutely disgusting. It looked never cleaned and barely used. I refused to use the showers because there was the biggest spider I had ever seen in there, I think it might have been a wolf spider. So that was a big no! When we went into town, I showered at planet fitness.

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site B24, an E only, BI site for $27/night including all the fees, taxes and a senior discount. The roads and sites are asphalt. It was pretty easy backing in with the only unusual thing was backing uphill off the road then downhill into the site. It was pretty level and I only used one board to get level. NOTE: all the breakers had to be flipped on to get the electricity to turn on, not just the one you were plugging into. I didn’t check the bathhouse as it was a little bit of a walk from where I was. The site was very spacious with a good sized picnic area. There was lots of shade which will be good in the warmer months. The picnic table was a little sketchy though. The site felt very private. I had 2 bars 5G with Verizon, no wifi, and several OTA channels. This campground has several sites that are good for larger rigs. Most are at a good angle off the road to make getting into them easy and were plenty long. My favorite sites in the B Loop were: 36, 39, and 50. Other good sites include: 12, 16, 20, 22, 26, 50, 62, and 64. On C Loop: 19, 21, 23, and 32. I have stayed at three different campgrounds around Jordan Lake and this may be my favorite. I will definitely be back here in the future.

Our site was very large and mostly shaded. Unfortunately, we did not have a water view, but we weren't far away. The bathhouse was very convenient to our site, but wouldn't be for a lot of others. We had a nice, quiet stay. We liked Crosswinds a lot better than the other Jordan Lake campground we had visited.

In my opinion, the section we were in (C) had too many duplex sites as opposed to single sites, and many empty ones had the water view that I would have liked, but won't pay double for.

I want to preface this review that we are camping in the first week of February. The campground had a few people then by Monday afternoon we were kinda alone....like boondocking but with electricity! The only downside is that because it is winter the water is shut off. We are close to the restroom, so we can get water and take warm showers. The cell service is good and the trees are beautiful. I am sure it can be a zoo during the summer but it is great right now!!!