Pleasant Garden delivers quiet woods and lakefront camping just 15 minutes from Greensboro. Hagan-Stone City Park starts at $22/night, while Hagan-Stone Park offers sites from $15 to $60 with showers and dump stations. Rig up here to fish Randleman-area waters, hike wooded trails, and dodge city crowds.
Pleasant Garden hugs Guilford County's edge, drawing visitors to Hagan-Stone Park's 340 acres of pine groves, boating lake, and disc golf course. Locals celebrate harvest time at the Pleasant Garden Fall Festival on Liberty Road. Birdwatchers spot warblers along the park's five-mile trail network that winds past farm fields and creeks.
Hagan-Stone City Park fits families on a budget with basic sites from $22/night near playgrounds and picnic spots. Hagan-Stone Park targets big-rig owners, supplying 50-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station across its $15-$60 range. Both spots launch day trips to Greensboro's science center or High Point's furniture markets.
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Pleasant Garden shines for Hagan-Stone Park's vast woodlands and lake recreation. This 340-acre gem anchors the town's rural appeal, 15 minutes from Greensboro's energy. Visitors fish, boat, and hike here, joining locals at the Fall Festival on Liberty Road for crafts and pies.
Hagan-Stone City Park and Hagan-Stone Park top the list in Pleasant Garden. Hagan-Stone City Park starts at $22/night with easy lake access. Hagan-Stone Park adds 50-amp hookups, showers, and dump station for $15-$60/night.
Hagan-Stone Park offers 50-amp full hookups plus dump station. Both listed parks handle various rigs, though Hagan-Stone City Park focuses on basics from $22/night. Campers praise the reliable power and water amid wooded sites.