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487 reviews
Warrior Creek Campground offers a clean and well-maintained environment, with immaculate bathhouses and spacious, private campsites. Many visitors appreciate the peaceful atmosphere, friendly staff, and enjoyable amenities like trails and outdoor activities. While some noted issues with the swim beach and occasional maintenance concerns, overall experiences highlight a relaxing and enjoyable camping getaway, with many guests eager to return.
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July 29, 2020 Stayed at: 46, Loop: WCRE
First time campers!!! Gate personnel were very friendly and accomodating. Very clean campground and site. Easy walk to restroom/shower facility, which was very clean! Wonderful experience!
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July 29, 2020 Stayed at: 46, Loop: WCRE
First time campers!!! Gate personnel were very friendly and accomodating. Very clean campground and site. Easy walk to restroom/shower facility, which was very clean! Wonderful experience!
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July 26, 2020 Stayed at: 12, Loop: WCRE
First time that I have camped here in several years. Everything was perfect! The site layout for my site was perfect and allowed me set everything up just how I like it! The site was clean and level. I grew up camping here and at Bandit's Roost so it was nice to relive some of those childhood memories!
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July 26, 2020 Stayed at: 12, Loop: WCRE
First time that I have camped here in several years. Everything was perfect! The site layout for my site was perfect and allowed me set everything up just how I like it! The site was clean and level. I grew up camping here and at Bandit's Roost so it was nice to relive some of those childhood memories!
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July 17, 2020 Stayed at: 01, Loop: WCRE
Warrior Creek is one of our favorite campgrounds and we enjoyed our visit this blistering July. My husband and I tent-camped for four nights with our 6- and 8-year-old grandchildren (they were first time campers). Thankfully, the nighttime temps gave some relief from the hot days and we were lulled to sleep each night by frog-song and other of nature's nighttime musicians. We stayed in campsite #1, which is great for privacy and offers access to a nice field for play, and is near the vault toilets. We noticed this site has been reworked since the last time we visited, which was mostly good. However, the charcoal grill now occupies part of the tent pad, which made it unusable during our visit, as the tent needs to be well away from any sources of fire. The charcoal grill really needs to be moved back to the same end as the fire pit so that tent-campers can use either. We barely had room for our tent and it was right up against the charcoal grill. This is especially important for this particular site, as it is categorized as a tent site. We interacted with no personnel during our visit, but noticed work going on in the background and things were nicely maintained and clean. Our only other suggestion is that the swim beach really needs to be dredged out again. The bottom is clay-like muck just a short distance in and very unpleasant to walk in. The depth was only 3.5' not the 5-6' expected at the boundaries. Making the beach pleasant and usable is especially important right now when other children's activities, like the playground, are closed. We used our kayaks twice after dinner and enjoyed the calm and cool water, a nice respite from the heat of the day. We picnicked one afternoon at nearby Blood Creek Overlook, a nice place with day-use picnic tables and fishing opportunities nearby.
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July 17, 2020 Stayed at: 01, Loop: WCRE
Warrior Creek is one of our favorite campgrounds and we enjoyed our visit this blistering July. My husband and I tent-camped for four nights with our 6- and 8-year-old grandchildren (they were first time campers). Thankfully, the nighttime temps gave some relief from the hot days and we were lulled to sleep each night by frog-song and other of nature's nighttime musicians. We stayed in campsite #1, which is great for privacy and offers access to a nice field for play, and is near the vault toilets. We noticed this site has been reworked since the last time we visited, which was mostly good. However, the charcoal grill now occupies part of the tent pad, which made it unusable during our visit, as the tent needs to be well away from any sources of fire. The charcoal grill really needs to be moved back to the same end as the fire pit so that tent-campers can use either. We barely had room for our tent and it was right up against the charcoal grill. This is especially important for this particular site, as it is categorized as a tent site. We interacted with no personnel during our visit, but noticed work going on in the background and things were nicely maintained and clean. Our only other suggestion is that the swim beach really needs to be dredged out again. The bottom is clay-like muck just a short distance in and very unpleasant to walk in. The depth was only 3.5' not the 5-6' expected at the boundaries. Making the beach pleasant and usable is especially important right now when other children's activities, like the playground, are closed. We used our kayaks twice after dinner and enjoyed the calm and cool water, a nice respite from the heat of the day. We picnicked one afternoon at nearby Blood Creek Overlook, a nice place with day-use picnic tables and fishing opportunities nearby.
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July 15, 2020 Google Maps
Nice park. First site was unlevel (14) so we moved to another site (58). The second site was amazing, level and spacious. The electric and water were good, the gravel was good, the picnic table was enormous, there were 2 lantern hooks, and a fire ring. The spot was so big, we probably could have fit 2 RVs there. The spot was quiet. It was at the very bad of the park down a pretty curvy and narrow road but my husband said it wasn’t too bad to drive the class A.
My only real complaints were that there was poison ivy right beside our site. My son is highly allergic so I was nervous. And the dump station near us was a tight squeeze for our 38 ft class A.
We didn’t go to the lake or anything so I can’t speak of that.
My husband went for a run and said that the second loop was very overgrown and looked rough.
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July 13, 2020 Stayed at: 59, Loop: WCRE
Love camping at Warrior Creek !!
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July 13, 2020 Stayed at: 59, Loop: WCRE
Love camping at Warrior Creek !!
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July 11, 2020 Stayed at: 05, Loop: WCRE
It was such a nice campsite! My only complaint is the spiders in bathhouse and in the little shed in camp sight. But we Had a blast!! We will be back
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7659 W. Highway 268, Boomer, NC 28606 United States
Elevation: 328 ft
From Winston-Salem, North Carolina, take Highway 421 North (approximately 55 mi) to Exit 286B, turn left onto Highway 268 and continue for approximately 8 mi. Turn right immediately after crossing the bridge and follow signs to the campground.
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From Winston-Salem, North Carolina, take Highway 421 North (approximately 55 mi) to Exit 286B, turn left onto Highway 268 and continue for approximately 8 mi. Turn right immediately after crossing the bridge and follow signs to the campground.
From Charlotte, North Carolina, take I-77 North (approximately 60 mi) before merging onto Highway 421 North towards Wilkesboro/Boone, continue to Exit 286B (approximately 20 mi), turn left onto Highway 268 and continue for approximately 8 mi. Turn right immediately after crossing the bridge and follow signs to the campground.
Travel times from:
Winston-Salem: 1 hour
Charlotte: 1.5 hours
Check in time
3PM
Check out time
12PM
Last updated: November 2, 2026
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