Danbury, North Carolina, lures RV campers to the doorstep of Hanging Rock State Park's towering quartzite peaks and four thundering waterfalls. Park your rig at Hanging Rock State Park Campground or the park's basic sites, where nights cost $23 to $98. Camp here for instant access to 20 miles of trails, Dan River paddling, and Sauratown Mountain vistas that demand exploration.
Danbury serves as Stokes County's seat, centered around the 1853 Stokes County Courthouse on North Main Street. Hikers tackle Hanging Rock's 3.6-mile trail to a 2,500-foot summit with panoramic views. Paddlers launch into the Dan River from nearby ramps, while fall brings the Autumn Leaves Festival with crafts and live music on the town square.
Hanging Rock State Park Campground fits families with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, hot showers, and rates from $27 to $98 per night. Solo travelers pick the park's primitive sites starting at $23, ideal for quiet hikes to Tory Hole Falls or stints fishing the Danbury trout waters.
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Danbury shines as the gateway to Hanging Rock State Park's cliffs and waterfalls. This Stokes County seat boasts the historic 1853 courthouse on North Main Street. Visitors hike 20 miles of trails, paddle the Dan River, and join the October Autumn Leaves Festival for local music and crafts.
Hanging Rock State Park Campground and Hanging Rock State Park offer the top spots. The campground provides 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and sites from $27 to $98 nightly. Basic park sites start at $23, all nestled in the park just minutes from Danbury via NC Highway 89.
Hanging Rock State Park Campground delivers 30-amp and 50-amp electric hookups. No water or sewer connections exist at sites, so bring fresh water and manage waste at dump stations. These setups suit most RVs for stays amid the park's 7,000 acres of trails and forests.