100 Bull Run Drive, Kings Mountain
Amenities at Bull Run RV Park
Two lists, kept apart on purpose. The first is what you plug into at your own pad. The second is what you walk to: the bath house, the laundry, the picnic shelters, the trails, the pond and the clubhouse. All of it sits on a family-owned 112-acre tract in Cleveland County, about half a mile off the main road.
Looking for the rules that keep it quiet? They are on the park rules page. Looking for what stays cost? Start at sites and rates.
- 112
- acres
- 3
- miles of trails
- 1
- acre pond
- 45
- ft pads
At your pad
Pull in, level up, plug in.
Every site is the same full hookup on the same concrete, with a patio already attached. Guests describe the pads as level, with plenty of room and no neighbour right up against the next camper.
- Pad
- 45 ft x 15 ft concrete
- Patio
- 8 ft x 8 ft, attached to the pad
- Power
- 20, 30 and 50 amp full hookup
- Water
- Municipal water supply
- Sewer
- Municipal sewer connection
- Garbage
- Collection included
- Pets
- Up to 2 cats or dogs per site
- Fire
- Campfires in the designated fire pits and rings
Water, sewer and electricity are included in the rate, so there is no tank to haul and no amperage to ration. Rates are quoted by phone; call (704) 685-6437 for the current figure.
Around the park
A short walk from the pad to everything else.
The clubhouse
The building at the heart of the park, with its green roof and chimney, a short walk from the pads.
Bath house and laundry
Bath facilities for men and women, plus a washer and dryer, so a month on the road does not mean a laundromat run.
Three miles of trails
Hiking and mountain bike trails run through the hardwoods behind the sites. For bigger outings, the attractions page covers Crowders Mountain State Park and more.
Picnic shelters and fire rings
Picnic shelters for the long table, and campfires in the designated fire pits and rings. Garbage collection keeps it tidy.
About the pond: it is a one-acre spring-fed pond with a covered dock, and fishing opens later. The park is not offering it for use yet, so plan your stay around the trails and the lawn for now.
The setting
Lawn, trees and a lot of room between rigs
The park sits on 112 acres, and the pads are spaced so you are not shoved up against the next camper.
“Very friendly owners that care about trying to make a good experience and treat guests well. They continue to try to improve and expand the campground as well so more people can enjoy the campground.”
Nightly, weekly and monthly
Pick a pad. Tell us your dates.
Call the office on a weekday between 8 AM and 8 PM, or send your dates and rig length and the park will get back to you. See who runs the park if you want to know who answers.