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What an excellent trip! True West Campground is definitely the best place to stay at Big South Fork. The campground is well laid out with all sites spacious and convenient to the barn. WiFi was available and satellite TV worked, this made my husband happy! The barn was clean spacious and well ventilated, this made my horses happy! The trails were awesome!! Well marked, clean with varying terrain and scenery, sure to please any level rider. The True West Store was great, stocked full of quality merchandise from tack to clothing and gifts that you may need or want for you and your horse (I love my new shoes I bought!) All of this made me very happy! Most of all was camp host/owner Mark, with a great sense of humor he was always around to help you from recommending and drawing out trail maps to assisting you with your horses, and making your dinner reservations for you at the local german restaurant ( I highly recommend we went twice) He was so much fun to be around we originally were staying for 5 nights and wound up staying 6, we really didn't want to leave! I feel we truly have friends at Big South Fork. Thank You Mark and Sue for all you did for us!

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Timber Ridge is the BEST. Lee & Dee are two of the best hosts you could wish for; the campground is great- the campsites are very close to the barn, where the stalls are well furnished and the whole setup is GREAT. The Big South Fork trails are well marked and mapped, and the riding is superb. We had a great time and hope to return there soon!

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I got herpies and the crabs when I stayed here. I also had some weirdo with a knife jump me on my horse and stick his pecker in my ass. That must be where the herpies came from.

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I love going to this place. The trails are excellent and the old slut that works at the barn always fucks me so good. The man that works there likes to fuck me in the ass as well. I could hardly ride my horse after he got done with me. But what a great time we had. I look forward to going back.

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The campgrounds were clean and the trails were excellent. The owners wife was a bit sloppy if you ask me, but then again, she didn't have to have sex with me. That was just as added bonus. But when the owner himself wanted to lick my rim, I packed up the horses and went home. That was just too weird. I did let him suck my dick though. That was really nice. He has a soft tounge.

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This is the nicest place me and my horses ever stayed. The hosts were awesome! They even allowed us to sleep in their beds with them. They both gave me a blowjob and Phil fucked my wife as well. We loved it.

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We decided to camp at Endless after hearing lots of good things about it from fellow horse people. We were not disappointed. The camping was basic, the horse paddocks were nice and large and the bathroom/shower was clean. The trails were wet, but they had 6" of rain two days prior. Yes, their trails are sometimes challenging, but that's how the terrain is in that part of the state. We had no problems, but our horses are "in shape" and sure-footed. The maps and trail markers are some of the best we've seen, not to mention all of the trails pretty much circle you back. We are definitely going back.

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Oh, Thank you, Ann Marie! I am terrified of snakes and you just helped me decide whether or not to return to Red Oak..We have been twice and never seen a snake and my friends even went swimming! I loved the trails because for a day ride they were not very challanging, and very shady, which is a big plus in August. I would never camp there but I might ride there again knowing NOT to get off my horse! I did love the cutbacks, some friends not as hardy as us did take a shorcut back about halfway through.

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We camped at Blowing Rock Preserve during Memorial day weekend and had a great time. The trails are very good that even a beginner with no experience could ride on them. They are gravel(crush and run)so shoes are best for your horse. All the trails are wide enough to drive a small car on them. They are gradual and are never steep because they were build as carrige trails for Mrs. Cone. There are 25-27 miles of trails. You are close to Blowing Rock, NC to find supplies and Boone has many good places to eat. The camping is very close for trailers and a 28ft. box length would be about max. They probably have about 15 good sites. Half of the camping sites are down a short steep hill and care is needed when entering and exiting but I did it with my 26ft box length trailer. They have good stalls and one or two of the barns are new. The Cone Mansion is beautiful as well as the lake and mountain top views. The people were friendly and very accomodating. I would highly recommend this campground.

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The review posted by Tom the owner of High Country Horse Camp on 7/27/10 to this review board for Hungry Horse East, LLC was done so in error. Tom's review was supposed to be posted only to the review board for High Country Horse Camp (Troutdale, VA). Tom was quick to catch his error and call it to my attention. Tom, we appreciate you pointing this out to us so that may correct any confustion by people reading these reviews. Thank you so much, Walter Neal, Owner, Hungry Horse East, LLC