Benson, North Carolina, lures RV campers with its legendary Mule Days festival and rolling farmland views. Settle into McGees Crossroads RV Park or Tucker Lake RV Campground and Storage, both with WiFi from $56 a night. These spots position you perfectly for mule shows, fishing holes, and quick drives to Raleigh's buzz.
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Benson buzzes each May during Mule Days, the world's largest celebration of mules with competitions at the Benson Agricultural Arena. Crowds pack Main Street for parades, live music, and vendor stalls selling local honey and crafts. Families picnic in Benson Park, where kids chase ducks by the pond, while history buffs tour the old train depot.
McGees Crossroads RV Park draws families and remote workers with spacious pull-through sites at $60 nightly and strong WiFi signals. Tucker Lake RV Campground and Storage fits boaters and fishers best, right on the water from $56, complete with storage for your gear. Campers love the quiet nights punctuated by frog calls and easy hops to I-40 for day trips.
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Benson shines for its Mule Days festival, the largest mule celebration worldwide held every May. This event draws over 100,000 people to Main Street for competitions, parades, and crafts at the Benson Agricultural Arena. Beyond festivals, locals prize the town's farms, antique shops, and Benson Park's duck pond.
Find two top options: McGees Crossroads RV Park and Tucker Lake RV Campground and Storage. McGees starts at $60 nightly with WiFi; Tucker Lake offers lake access from $56, also with WiFi. Both lie minutes from downtown Benson and I-40.
Yes, both directory-listed parks provide WiFi. McGees Crossroads RV Park and Tucker Lake RV Campground equip sites for remote work and streaming. Campers report reliable signals even during peak festival season.