Riverwalk on the Yadkin RV Park

We found Riverwalk last year, returned 4/2022, & are going again in November. A gem of a campground - It's relatively small, excellently maintained, large sites, & excellent staff (always on site). There are always festive activities planned on weekends if you choose to participate. The campground is bordered by the town's greenway on one side with the river flowing peacefully just beyond. A quick little walking path through a wooded area gets you to the dog park/enclosure & a city park. (Be aware the dog park is open to the city as it is adjacent to the park but is maintained by Riverwalk). We love this beautiful part of NC - there is so much to do from hiking, river activities, visiting the wineries scattered around the area, a flour mill (nice for us bakers!). Whether you choose to explore the region or hang at the campground, you can't go wrong!

Great campground. Easy to get in & out of.. Sites are large, gravel & not crammed together. Bath house, laundry area & camp store are all up kept and very clean! Saturdays have food trucks, live music or some other sort of activities going on. Nice dog park & play area within walking distance of your camp site. Man made pond for swimming. Can be picked up & brought back from your site by a tubing company. Nice shops & resturants close to park. Located on Jonesville Greenway for walking trail or bike riding. Staff is on-site and always willing to help.

Quite simply, this is a great campground. The sites are laid out well, the staff is attentive and friendly, and the entire area offers so much that you'll never run out of things to do. Although we did not stay on an event weekend, they certainly look like fun. The WIFI is the best you could hope for. Looking forward to enjoying an event weekend soon!

A big beautiful privately owned campground and it shows! All new and layout of spaces are really nice. Immaculately maintained with love and attention to both detail and comfort for campers. This place had so many amenities that are unique. Love the swim pond, pavilion with picnic tables and adjacent game area. Small detail but thought it wonderful....hammocks hanging all over the place! We took full advantage of the river front trail, proximity to Elkin, and awesome huge dog park. Cannot forget to mention the added bonus of Saturday food trucks and brews. We were able to overlap our stay for two weekends and both were SO amazing. Great food, drink, music, and Polar Plunge for a good cause. Just goes to show how involved these owners are and how devoted they are to their RV park and the community!

We stayed in March on site #3 for $80 a night. With 10% military discount was $75 . RW is a quite place, weekends can be busy and loud at times. They do have food trucks, live music, corn hole, and other things to do on the weekend. Not to much for little kids to do. If your not into that. RW may not be for you. There is a community park for the kids to play with a community dog park. They do have a man made pound for the kids and dogs to play in. There is some cute stores near by for shopping , butcher shops, local restaurants. Mt. Airy is about 30 minutes away. Wi-Fi is good when park is not full, can be hard sometimes to get on. All site are gravel. Extra parking for other cars. $5 a day for extra parking pass. Definitely bring rain boots on rainy days. Can get muddy. Prices for sites have increased since last year. Now normal rates are Signature Site:
$80 per night Standard Site: $65 per night

We camped here in January and thanks to a snowstorm, extended our stay 2 extra days. The staff treated us like family and took excellent care of the park even through the snow. We did have to unhook water (even with a heated hose) when temps were below freezing. Small price to pay for camping in the snow.

It’s a pretty steep road going in so make sure you have the capacity to pull your rig back out. But if you do have an issue, staff is there to help.