Not sure of exact site number but it was on the second row from entrance a pull through which put our back window towards I-95. As you can figure the road noise was constant ALL NIGHT LONG and our unit was a rear bed Airstream.

There is a large light out front of the billboard at entrance and it was sorta pointing toward the camping area which make for quite a bit of light in the area at night. :( A spot further back in park towards back on the spot on left side of map might we less noise and less light.

With that said the place was GREAT.. The new owners bought the place sometime in 2017 and decided to go with KOA, which has been doing a lot of changes.

Sidenote on KOA: recently over the past several year I believe KOA has expanded the type of RV places they have taken into the "family". They have the "Resort" types, "holiday" and some are called "journey" type which are not as well equipped with amenities, close to major hwys and more for short stays of day to three or for the one night stay. This Lumberton KOA is considered a "Journey" campground..

We were there for a long weekend for our Airstream Club monthly rally for unit 161. They do have a nice clubhouse/meeting area with small kitchen adn large room with tables and chairs were were we attended several seminars on RV maintenance. If you own an airstream check o see what you local chapter is and join. WBCCI.org, It a great way to learn more about your AS unit and camping with friends. (commercial for Airstream Club over now!!)

Overall the campground is very nice. The bath houses, especially the one in clubhouse, was very nice. New tile, fixtures etc. The sites are good size but the grass etc is on all that.. you can tell this is a older campground but undergoing some upgrades. The hookups were new and worked well. The sites are mostly level pull through and some were extra long for like big Class A with toad so there was not need to unhook for the nights stay.

They had just gotten a new metal fire pit custom made by local welder with KOA cut out in metal for the "community fire pit". We were the first ones to use it and we did most every night as the weather was nice and cool in mid March 2018. (see photo) they did bring out some wood but we were a group of 20 units there at the time so it may not be a thing they do all the time.

The onsite store was nice, clean and had some stuff and the best part was Staff.. both the owners and the other staff were nice, helpful and really made you feel welcome and let you know this was a work in progress.

As a overnight or several night place it fit the bill which is why KOA call this a Journey.

Just down the road in SC be on the lookout for CHEAP fuel.. I use gasbuddy app and generally at exit 191 you can find some the lowest gas prices in the area so don't fill up in NC if heading South, go to SC and save .30 per gallon most times.

We only stayed at this KOA overnight while traveling, but the campground was nice. Roads were easy to navigate, 60' paved pull-through site was just long enough for our motorhome and tow car (without disconnecting), decently wide and very level. Owner escorted us to our site. AT&T and Verizon worked, and the campground WiFi worked pretty well too (campground was half empty, which may have helped). There were a few trees here and there, but in general it was wide open. We had some noise from the interstate but it wasn't bad at all, and we were in one of the sites closest to the road. We'll stay here again when traveling through the area.