At The RV Resort at Carolina Crossroads we offer a wide range of things to do, from outdoor activities like hiking and fishing to live shows in the Roanoke Rapids Theatre. Our area is known for the musical concerts that go on throughout the year, bringing the biggest names in country music to our serene town. The area around Halifax is steeped in history, offering many museums, historic homes, and walking tours that the whole family can enjoy.

You can make The RV Resort at Carolina Crossroads your home base while you head out on day trips for fishing and boating on nearby Lake Gaston, setting your rod for striped bass, rock fish, large mouth bass, crappie, sunfish, and several varieties of catfish. Enjoy water sports like motor boating, tubing, water skiing, wakeboarding, and jet skiing, taking advantage of the public boat ramps and marinas scattered around the shoreline.

You can take the family for an outing at the Roanoke Rapids Theatre, catching a live music variety show that mixes comedy and dancing with rock 'n roll, country, classic hits, pop melodies, and gospel. You'll see country music super-stars and unique performances at this 1,500 seat auditorium. At Carolina Crossroads, you can take in the July Beach Music Festival or catch one of the regular performances by legendary artists like Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Gretchen Wilson. This event center also puts on non-musical acts like the Great American Frontier Show and Corvettes and Classics 2007 .

In the area surrounding the The RV Resort at Carolina Crossroads, you can visit River Falls Park for boating and fishing on the Roanoke River or Medoc Mountain State Park for hiking, biking, bird watching, and fishing. History buffs will enjoy a trip to the Roanoke Canal Museum and Canal Arts Center, the Lakeland Cultural Arts Center, or viewing the 1800s-era homes of Halifax. See the exotic birds at the Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park & Eco-Center, visit the original Halifax County Jail, or see "First for Freedom," an outdoor play that depicts the events that took place in Halifax on April 12, 1776.