Jomeokee Campground

Jomeokee Campground, derived from the Saura Indian language meaning "great guide" or "pilot, " is a scenic campground located in the heart of the Yadkin Valley. Nestled at the base of Pilot Mountain, our campground offers beautiful campsites with a variety of amenities and an incredible view that will end your day of exploration on a high note as you gather around the fire with fellow adventurers.

Adventure Outfitter Services

Jomeokee Campground is the perfect basecamp for all the adventures the Yadkin Valley has to offer. We have an in-house adventure outfitter service, Yadkin Valley Adventure (YVA), offering all-inclusive camping adventures. Leave your equipment at home and let YVA take care of it all. Our camping types include:

• Tents
• Hammocks
• Car Campers
• Van Campers
• Truck Campers (In the bed of a truck)
• Class A/B/C Recreational Vehicles/RVs (Site sizes vary)

We offer 30/50 amp availability, bathrooms, hot showers, water spigots, and picnic shelters to reserve. Our campground has fire rings, open fields, and plenty of space to explore. We also have a propane filling station to ensure that you have everything you need for your camping adventure.

Our History

Jomeokee Campground was established in 1970 by Mr. Tom Jones, who converted his Dairy Farm into a campground with over 70 tent camping spots. Lester Flatt purchased the Park in 1974, and improvements included a newer stage and concession stand. Jomeokee Park is a significant part of the area's traditional music history, and some of the best bluegrass acts in the region and country have played here. The Pace Family purchased the Park from Mr. Lester in 1978, and we have owned the Park ever since.

Notable music events and festivals include:

• WTQR Radio Family Reunions '80-'90s (20+K in attendance)
• Jomeokee Bluegrass (Ralph McGee produced these festivals)
• Smilefest Reunion and Jomeokee Music and Arts Festival (Mountain Roots Mgmt.)
• Willie Nelson and Family (Mountain Roots Mgmt.)
• Marine Corps League 5K Mud Run (10+ years and running)
• Jomeokee Marketplace (A pop-up market showcasing local artisans from the Carolina's and Virginia)

Site Types and Rates

Our check-out time is 1200pm, and check-in time is 200pm. Our rates start at $22/night, and we offer various site types, including:

• Dispersed Camping Pass: for multiple cars and tents with access to bathrooms/showers (minimal sites without power or water)
• Van/Truck Camping sites: just right for guests arriving in a van or truck camper (space too small for other vehicles)
• Standard sites: with access to bathrooms/shower house and access to power & water near your site (bring a heavy-duty extension cord and water hose)
• Standard Occupancy: 1 car, 2 adults, 2 children under 13
• Premium sites: with excellent front-row mountain views, access to bathrooms/shower house, and shared power & water to your site (larger sites with views that can accommodate 2 cars, 4 adults, and 4 children)
• Group sites: with a dedicated power and water pole, shelter, parking for 4 cars, excellent mountain views, access to bathrooms/shower house, and additional vehicles and campers allowed for a fee.

Campground Conduct

We do not have many rules, but the ones we do have are essential. Please follow them to ensure a safe and enjoyable camping experience for everyone.

• The Red House at the front of the campground is a private residence, so please drive slow when on the property.
• Be kind and courteous to other guests. If you have an issue, please call the number on the website.
• Quiet hours are from 1100pm - 700am. Any people in the campground after 1100pm will be considered a paying guest.
• Do not move the picnic tables or fire rings. Each Standard & Premium Site has its own table & ring. Minimal Sites share a common area.
• If you want to combine tables for