North Pointe RV Resort

I LOVED this place. The highway is a little loud and so is the train but honestly I really enjoyed this park. I never once felt unsafe and we felt safe letting our son ride his bike around as the speed limit of 8 is strictly enforced. We’re 42’ and had plenty of room at our site. Everything was very clean. Wifi didn’t really work at all but we had great T Mobile cell service there. Tons of restaurants and shopping very close by. Would definitely stay here again!

I can't say enough good things about this resort. Staff is friendly and helpful and so competent. Park is quiet (except for highway traffic and trains, which you learn to tune out). Sites are HUGE and you aren't right up against your neighbors. Sites are level and come with a beautiful patio table and chairs. Amenities are well maintained and always available.

Amenities include - Pool, TWO bath houses (and one has a TUB), TWO laundromats, basketball court, pickle ball, Cornhole board, large clubhouse with full kitchen, well equipped playground, and a dog park. There is also a pond with ducks (feed is available at the office for $1 per bag) and you can fish there (catch and release). They have mail/package service. There is also a "general store" with necessities for sale if you need something in a pinch.

The staff here goes above and beyond. The pool wasn't scheduled to open until May, but they got it ready early and have already opened it. Not only do they have propane refill, you can drop off your tanks and they will DELIVER them back to your site. The maintenance crew is constantly doing park upkeep with lawn and road maintenance.

Every time I go to the office, they always ask how I am enjoying our stay. Questions and concerns are answered and addressed swiftly. There is always staff available at the office during business hours.

Neighbors are all friendly and respectful and there is an effort to make this a real community, with events planned at the clubhouse for residents often.

This place is awesome and I highly recommend it!

We stayed here for two nights while traveling north up I-95. The campground contains a mix of pull-through and back-in sites, all with gravel pads and grass lawns. Instead of picnic tables, most sites have either circular or rectangular patio tables and two or more high-back outdoor patio chairs. The campsites near the front of the campground have some shade trees but generally a clear view of the sky, while the sites further into the campground have a more forest-like feel. Our site (H5) was a full hookup pull-through site that was nearly perpendicular to the road between the office and the clubhouse area, so we we directed to enter the site by crossing that road where it intersected with the road between the C and D sites, which worked out fine. At first glance, it wasn’t clear that we had a gravel pad, but like some of the other sites I saw the gravel was obscured by leafy ground cover. The site was level, and the hookups were in a reasonable spot. Because site H6 on our right was angled towards the front exit of our site, we made sure we weren’t far enough forward to block any departure from that site. Even with that, we still had plenty of room for our 37-foot fifth wheel and 21-foot truck (which we parked in the back).

In terms of amenities, there are two sets of bathrooms and laundry rooms, one in the office building and one in the clubhouse building. The clubhouse also has a communal indoor space and two covered porches. The east porch has wicker chair with seat cushions and looks out over a pickleball court, a basketball hoop with an unmarked concrete slab for a small court, and a large playground. The west porch also has chairs and leads out to the swimming pool. The south end of the park borders a lake with a small duck population that allows catch-and-release fishing, with a grassy shoreline where dogs can be walked on-leash. There is also a pair of dog parks (one large and one small) that share an airlock-style entrance located near the office, as well as a dump station. Propane refills are available, but there is a 5-gallon minimum for filling up.

It rained the entire time we were there except for the morning we left. The positive aspect of that was the rain helped to drown out the road noise from the interstate as well as the train noise from the other side on the interstate (the noise level was too low to bother us). The negative aspect was that the grass on our passenger side became one giant puddle to splash through. Some of the roads in the forested areas of the campgrounds are unpaved, but although the rain revealed a few ruts in those roads they didn’t seem soft or slippery.

In terms of cell service, the best speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna was 18 Mbps down and 10 up, and had no trouble streaming video during the evening. The best speed test I ran on my 5G AT&T smartphone showed 75 Mbps down and 11 up. I tested the campground WiFi once during our stay and saw both 84 Mbps up and 37 down: I will note that it looked like we were right next to a WiFi booster on a pole.

We stayed here for 6 months while we had work in Raleigh.

We loved our time at North Point.
The people are friendly, the grounds are kept nicely, and the playground was great for our kids.

Sunsets over the pond were always beautiful. And feeding the ducks was a highlight for the kids.

Sites are level, gravel.
We were long term/monthly at $650 + electric.

Only cons …
Internet was very spotty, even with an extender.

Laundry facilities only had one working dryer each.

We have stayed here twice. We love the easy pull through, wide sites, the lake and the dog parks. The campground and laundry room were extremely clean and well kept. We enjoyed the glass table and chairs provided at our site. It was much nicer than a typical picnic table.
We weren’t able to use the pool because it was closed.
It is right off I95 but we weren’t bothered by the road noise. We actually slept with our bedroom windows open a couple of nights and it was just a low hum in the background.
We would stay here again if we were in the area.

This turned out to be a nice surprise. Close to Selma and Smithfield, where there are antique stores and other shopping. We also found a couple nice breweries not far away. The sites were all very nice and had concrete pads with tables and chairs on them. There's a tidy dog park with section for big doggos and little doggos.
The campground is under construction or renovation... there is construction equipment parked in random sites across the park. The campground roads were also very muddy while we were there. And the noise from 95 is always present at all hours of the day.

We stayed here for a month as a trial run prior to going full time, during COVID. The campsite is well maintained, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. We only used the dog park and the laundry during our stay. We stayed in our 33 foot Travel Trailer.

We stayed in G1, right on the pond. There was highway noise but we got used to it for the most part. While inside of our travel trailer the noise was not too loud. There is a nearby train yard and the trains do make quite a bit of noise in the middle of the night sometimes which may be tough for the light sleeper. We talked with others that were not as close to the highway/train yard and they said that the noise was minimal.

Our arrival was smooth- Jessica was very kind and was very safe following COVID protocols. She always wore a mask and escorted us to our site via her golf cart. The staff was also great at reaching out when a package had arrived.

The dog park is great- separated into two sections for small and large dogs. It was well maintained and very nice for the dogs.

I would recommend this as a place to stay- especially for those traveling on 95 that need a place to break up the drive.

Cell service- we worked from the camper and were able to leverage hot spots via Verizon and AT&T. Verizon speed test resulted in approximately 7 mbps download, 5 mbps download. AT&T was much better, getting download upload of 40/10 at times. The bars of service for both carriers varied from 2/3 bars, but we had a consistent cell signal and had no issues with our internet (we are heavy data users via work and rely on our hotspots).