This is a very nice park. We were escorted to our site. The site was level and easy to back into. There were some that might be a bit of a challenge to back into because vehicles must park along the road in front of their sites. The bathrooms were very clean. The park personnel were friendly and helpful. They had coffee and donuts Saturday morning, bingo Friday night. There are many campgrounds in the area, but this is one of the better ones. We will stay here again when we are in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is an attractive and well-maintained campground, and the only problem we had was the over-zealous bathroom cleaning crews. They wait impatiently and obtrusively (some of them rudely) while customers use the bathrooms in the morning. The owner-managers should tell these employees to back off and preferably do their chores at a more appropriate time of day. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an excellent park. The laundry facilities and bath house were some of the cleanest we have seen. Wide sites, level, and clean and neat. We camped on the creek, and it was wonderful. The staff was nice, friendly and very helpful. We would recommend this park to anyone camping. You won't find anything in the area any better. We shopped around before we decided on this campground. We joined and used our Passport America at this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have used this campground for several years and have found it to be one of the best maintained campgrounds we use. The staff is friendly and helpful. While some of the interior sites are somewhat tight for a big rig the staff is very competent at directing you in. Nice creek with ducks along one side. We will stay here again. Manager runs a very efficient campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We had reservations to stay here for two nights. My wife made the reservations over the phone around five hours prior to our arrival and discussed several items on the phone with the campground representative: price, discounts, type of site, even the representative's name! When we arrived, a large group of motorhomes was checking in and we were told that we did NOT have a reservation and the woman at the desk even said, "Your wife did not call us!!" At that point we left and went next door to another campground that had some vacancies. In order to do that; however, we had to drive our 40 foot motorhome through this campground. The interior roads and sites are very narrow and almost every site had a car parallel parked in front-- making entering/exiting these sites in a big rig next to impossible. Upon seeing the tight quarters I was happy that they had botched our reservation and that they were so arrogant as to call my wife a liar (I heard her reservation request on speaker phone while we were driving toward the campground). This campground obviously has some serious management issues and is certainly not the place to stay in anything approaching the size of a big rig. We echo the other reviewer who stated: I WOULD NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN! We did not stay in this park! We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed a week and I have mixed feelings about this location. The roads are narrow and its a problem backing into sites because of vehicles parked across the street. No parking on the grass and must park sideways in front of your unit to get off the road. The wireless was useless for me as it always said low signal and would not connect. The dial-up in the community building showed no connection. I had to drive to Maggie Valley to a cafe to get on-line. No pool was disappointing. The manager and staff are hard working and very helpful. There was entertainment some nights and a nice breakfast on weekend. The cable TV choices was very large. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
I WILL NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN!!! We thought we had found a nice, peaceful place to stay! Yesterday they came around weed-eating the grounds and basically told my friends to move off of their 'porch' and take their child inside so they could cut the grass on their campsite!!!! HOW RUDE! That's like a maid telling you to get to of the bed so they can clean your room and change the sheets! Or a waitress telling you to get up from your meal so she can sweep under the table! To make matters worse, when my friend told the manager he told her it would be "prudent" of her to move her child when they were cutting grass! The nerve!!!!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Outstanding. We selected a premium site along the creek which I recommend. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Park was spotless and sites were excellent. Private restrooms with showers were very clean. Ice on site as were laundry facilities. Beautiful setting in the mountains and Waynesville is a must to visit. Stayed 2 nights in Winnebago View. Other campers very friendly. Highly recommend. Thanks to the wonderful staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were assigned spot 66, beneath a large Sycamore tree by the stream--very pretty. Folks very friendly on staff. Our campsite was infested with thousands of tiny bugs. We did not notice them until the next morning. Over the next few days they made their way into the interior of our camper and it has been a real mess to clean up. The campground is convenient to interstate 40, quiet and picturesque. Don't stay in spot 66. The campsite next to ours had bugs as well. I don't know about any of the others. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
June 2009
$18
Wow - what a beautifully maintained park and at a Passport America rate! At arrival we were checked in by very professional staff and led to our site. The level, gravel sites have a patio area, table, and manicured grass with some shade. Sites are not huge but are large enough to extend slides and awning without feeling cramped. The free cable TV was excellent, and although the park has no Wi-Fi, Verizon cell and AirCard service was very good. The park is surrounded by hills and forest and is quiet and dark at night. Disneyland could take landscaping lessons from these people - a great stay and we'll definitely visit again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a really nice park. The restrooms are private and great if you have winterized. This was our second stay here and we just stopped over on the way to Myrtle Beach. The last time we came we spent a few days skiing at Maggie Valley. Easy in and out from I- 40. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We camped here over the Memorial Day weekend. The staff were very friendly and noted all the details at the park upon check-in. We were escorted to our site by one of the staff members and were guided as we backed our camper into the site. We had a river site which was spacious, shaded and fairly level. It was definitely a treat to be able to walk out the door and to the river, no woods, bushes etc in your way. The bathrooms here are one of the best kept we have ever seen. Attention to detail was the key here in our opinion. We would have given this park a '10' rating but there were no firepits on any of the sites although we did notice you could rent one from the office. We always ask about firepits and if fires are allowed so we were prepared as we brought our own. They offer free Wi-Fi and the reception at our site was good. We would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This was our final stop on our way home. We stayed for 2 nights. The park personnel were friendly. Escorted to our site and was guided when parking the rig. The roads and sites were gravel, but fairly level. We had a pull through and parked the truck parallel to the road. There are back in sites along the stream; very nice, but kind of close. Even though it was a Holiday weekend, there were empty sites, which made our site seem bigger. A few permanent or seasonal campers were way in the back of the park. They had pancakes & pastries on the morning. Saturday night there was a live band, I guess due to the Holiday. Water pressure was adequate. Campground is very clean. Long dog walk on the edge of the property. Beautiful area. Great place to set up base to tour the area. Heard no road noise when inside, outside an occasional noise from US-276. Even with a dozen campgrounds in the area, we would come back here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was a wonderfully clean and attractive park. The staff was excellent. They were very capable and very friendly. The bathrooms were the cleanest and nicest we have ever seen in our 2 years of full timing. All facilities were excellent. I give it a 9 rating only based on sites being a bit close together but no closer together than any other RV park in the area. I highly recommend this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We have been on the road full time for 2 years, and this park rates in the top 1% of parks we've stayed in. It is by far the top Passport America Campground we've stayed in. They advertise the cleanest restrooms/showers you will see and they are right. It is very quiet at night and beautiful next to the stream that runs along the border of the campground. This is a definite stop if you are coming through this area of the Great Smoky Mtns ... and the price is right if you are a Passport America member. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
I agree with the other posting: this is the best Passport America park we have ever stayed in (discount good only two nights). Facilities were immaculate. Back in sites with gravel pads on and off river. Wi-Fi was great. River has fish in it. Convenient to highway, but far enough away to be quiet. We would definitely come back to this one. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Only stopped in for 1 night, but will definitely be back. Stayed right on the creek. Trout fishing should be great when we come back. Closed for winter, so it had just opened back up. Cabins available. Club-house, with Bingo and weekly activities going on. Live entertainment outside by a big fire once it warms up some. Office looks like a log cabin and has well-stocked store inside. This place rates high on our list of visiting again. Located only 1 mile off Hwy I-40. Pleasant camping experience. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
An excellent park, with some sites by a fast-rushing stream and others around an old barn with a silo. The bathrooms are a 10, with individual rooms each containing a fiberglass shower, a sink vanity and toilet, as well as an overhead vent/fan and another, separate fan and individual heat controls. Super. The rec hall has a book exchange, a stove, a TV, tables and comfy furniture. The wi-fi was fast. There is a little road noise from I-40 and the US highway, as well as some from the wood processing plant across the highway, but it wasn't very loud. It's convenient to the Smokies. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great park. We only stayed one night but would have stayed more if time allowed. Very well manicured gravel sites with healthy grass between. Picnic tables at each site. The riverfront sites are more expensive but probably worth the few extra dollars when the stream is flowing and making nice noise. Easy access to I-40 but no freeway noise to speak of. Great access to east side of Smokies -- go see the elk! We'd return in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here during snowing conditions and this place felt like an oasis. They were the only campground in the area to have heated restrooms open and they were of the nicest kind. We came there when the office was already closed. We could just pick a spot and the owner checked on us later to ask if we needed anything. The wifi worked flawless over there. We would definitely stay here again but at the nicer Passport America rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.
On the positive side, this campground is clean, clean, clean. Also, the office camp workers are friendly and very helpful. My big issue with the manager is this -- we stayed here long term for two years and paid over $10,000, yet we were frequently told how the campground was "losing money on us" even when all the sites were not sold out. I spoke to several other long-term campers and they too will not be returning because of this same treatment. However, if you stay here for a short while and pay full price, you will be treated royally and wonder what this post is all about. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
An outstanding campground. Sites are a little close but the beauty of the stream and the peace and quite make up for any shortcomings.The campground is very well kept and the showers are among the cleanest we have encountered. Very nice staff. We enjoyed the entertainment. We look forward to staying again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a nice campground, but sites are very small. We stayed in a creek side site, and our picnic table was literally up against our neighbor's sewer hook-up. They also don't allow dogs to wade in the creek, which disappointed ours. The roads are gravel, and the campground is centrally located. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We love this campground. It is right on Jonathan Creek with lots of beautiful ducks. This is our second time to be here from Fort Walton Beach, Florida and we will return as often as possible. The ladies in the office are wonderful. The bathrooms and showers very, very clean. The laundry room well kept with good working machines. There is a meeting room here, and they have scheduled events at the Recreation Hall, i.e. bingo, etc. We like a site right on the creek even if they do cost a little more - well worth it. We will return! (800) 862-8110 We camped here in a Truck Camper.
This could be a wonderful campground, but it is not. The pros: Campground is in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains, and is on a very relaxing bubbling stream. The staff is almost entirely composed of elderly women who are absolute angels. Cons: The most desirable sites in the campground are on the creek, but these sites are so short that our motorhome was literally hanging over the creek and there was almost no room to park our car. Yet these sites are almost all out of the range of the one wi-fi antenna. This park has one small antenna in the middle of its 12-acres, and the signal is good only for about one-third of the sites (the owner-manager says "if you want wi-fi, drive over to the base of the tower." The park is jammed up like few we have seen before. Bumper to bumper, side to side, and very tight with difficult parking. All facilities are miles and miles away. In short, the park could be a wonderful place but it is not, primarily due to the pig-headed attitude of the manager. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here for four nights. All of the staff we met were very friendly. The park is very well maintained. Every site was filled while we were there. The majority of the campers were seasonal (many from Carolinas and Florida) with extended stays. The restrooms and showers were spotless. They are actually a private room, very spacious. An activities room is available and planned activites were scheduled most nights. You can watch the creek flow over rocks in two access points and several sites backup to the creek. If you are retired or don't mind mingling with older folks, this would be a great place to stay. It is close to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smokey Mountain National Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice park in a good location. Warning that is town does not have a near by grocery and you can not buy beer in this town. Come prepared as it is a bit of a drive to "Ingles" on exit 31. The sites are nice and level, good hook ups. Wifi is a bit slow but that may depend on your site location. Nice steam that would be worth the extra money to stay on unlike some other campgrounds that boast "waterfront". Good breakfast and singer on Saturdays. The dog walk is a bit small and you are restricted to this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Superior camp ground experience. Great Bingo, and campfire during the week and social breakfast on Saturday. Each Saturday great country music in the rec-room. All sites clean and weed free. Picnic tables on nice gravel beside your parking spot. Very helpful with things to see in area, these folks that work here work real hard to make it great. Creek beautiful and good fishing. Stayed a month. Would return, again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We camped next to the creek, it was clean and beautiful. The sites are spacious, the largest I have ever seen and easy to back into.All utilities were excellent. All sites had gravel and grass, ( no mud to be seen anywhere) even after a morning shower. The park staff was very friendly. The only problem; some jerk 4 sites down thought everyone loved to here his Harley idle as much as he did. The only improvement this campground should make is require all motorcycles to park at the entrance and not allow them into the campground. We camped in Myrtle Beach during motorcycle weekend, the campground we stayed at had the above requirement and we didn't hear a Harley all weekend. It was wonderful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Creekwood Farm RV Park with its large sites and great hosts made our stay very enjoyable. We were guided into our site by one of the host even helping to line us up with the hookups. The mountain stream, that was just a few steps from our site, was an added draw to the beauty of the mountainous setting. We will be back for another visit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We have a seasonal site on the creek at this campground. The park is well maintained and the large bathrooms are spotless. The park manager and staff are very helpful; in fact, one of the staff came to our unit to try to help me get better WIFI reception. We had a seasonal site here last year (2007) and enjoyed every minute. We have stayed in other nearby campgrounds and were not as satisfied as at Creekwood Farms RV Park. The only improvement would be to expand their WIFI capability. The staff does not go overboard with rules and the ones that they do have are typical of most campgrounds and are for the enjoyment of all camping there. The ratio of seasonal to other campers is good with only about 10-15% as seasonal. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A truly outstanding RV Park. Meticulously maintained by people who take pride in it. Great, level, wide sites, many right on a bold creek. This is one of the best and we highly recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very Clean and well laid out park. All sites are very level. Power, water, sewer - all just fine. Located close to both Waynesville and Maggie Valley. Excellent park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Staying here ruined my long anticipated trip to see the leaves change in the Smokey Mountains. Creekwood Farm employs a manager who is agressive, offensive, overbearing, and downright unfriendly to his guests. He acts like the park is his own little 3rd Reich. I was verbally assauted in the office when I dared to inform him that there was no water at the outlet of my site due to the cold weather. Instead of offering to help, he informed me in a loud rude and agressive manner that it was freezing weather and that my hose was probably frozen. I told him that I'd removed the hose and that wasn't the problem. I was just trying to be helpful, and he jumped all over me. He told me that I should switch to the built in water in my coach until the weather improves. I told him that I'd already done that, and that although I may look stupid, that I wasn't a complete idiot. The next morning it was frozen again, and I was removing the hose from the faucet. He came driving across the park in his golf cart yelling at the top of his voice, "Don't touch that lever! Don't touch that lever!" At this point I'd had enough. I told him that he needed to learn to treat his guests nicer, and that if he didn't he wouldn't have any guests! If they didn't have a policy of "NO REFUNDS!" proudly displayed behind the office desk, I would have pulled out that day and never returned. Aside from the manager's attitude toward his guests, the park is actually pretty nice. If you go beware the park manager and hope you don't need any help at your site! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
First off, the staff was very friendly, best around. A little too much by the book though. People were leaving everywhere on Sunday, we asked if we could leave the RV for 2 extra hours to go back into town (Last weekend of the year , end of Oct.) and they said I would have to pay 17.00 for 3 hours. BUT they gave suggestions on parking at K-Mart parking lot. Anyway, the cleanest restrooms available. Very, very nice people there, stream was great! Just a litlle closer than I normally like. Over all I liked it and would suggest it to others as long as they knew that. On a side note, it was right next to Pride Resort and I am glad I did not stay there. The pictures on the webite are nothing like the actual campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is first time to stay here, but we will be back. We had a site right on the stream, and loved it. Lots of trees and enjoyed the ducks out on the stream. Site was level! The bathrooms are some of the best anywhere and very, very clean. Staff could not have been better. We camped here in a Truck Camper.
Sites are not too roomy, and most are not shaded, but they are not cramped, level, and very nicely maintained. There were individual bathrooms that included showers and were spotless. Staff was very friendly and helpful. It was a great place to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We reserved a site at the front of the park, but when we got there, they let us move to a better one on the stream. Very conveniently located to the Blue Ridge Parkway. They are very strict about their rules, but pleasant about it. Sites are very close together. They have a dog walk, but it is a very narrow strip at the front of the park. While we were there, they had a band one night and it was a lot of fun. The laundry and bath areas were spotless. It is not my favorite place to stay due to the spaces being so close together, but all in all, I would stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a very nice campground with a real friendly staff, but be warned that it is expensive. As others have mentioned there is Bingo on Friday nights and coffee and pastry on Saturday mornings. They have live entertainment on Saturday nights and other activities on the week day nights. The campground advertises pull thru sites but, the pull through sites are not real pull throughs, if you are fortunate enough to be able to pull through, another camper may be placed behind you. This park has numerous rules that are explained to you in detail when you check in and are informed that the rules are taken seriously and if not followed you will be asked to leave without any refunds. The dog walking area is restricted to one area on one side of the park and is approximately 3ft wide. The sites are large enough for big rigs with room for slide outs and awnings but, everyone should be prepared to back into your site. Also one of the rules is that all the cars must park parallel to the road which makes the main roads narrow. When anyone arrives the campground staff must ask everyone parked in front to move their cars until the arrival backs in. I saw a lot of sites with fifth wheels and travel trailers that could have parked their cars into their actual sites, but the rule is parallel parking only. This is a PA campground so maybe that is why other's rate this park higher than I would. There is no swimming pool and all the sites are gravel with gravel patios. Rules state that camper rugs and carpets cannot be placed on the grass and only on the gravel patio area. I could not find anything that would make this campground outstanding and I would not make a special trip to return here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice clean park and nice people at the front office. We had a 'big' rig and were only able to park by pulling through a back-to-back space. If someone else came in, they would then have to back in behind us. Something to consider when staying there. Nice laundry room and nice community center with activities. We camped here in a Motorhome.
For the second year in a row, we have spent an entire month at this campground. We had a back-in site on the creek. The sites have been upgraded since last year, with gravel on the site as well as approximately 8' x 12' gravel patios at every site. It really cuts down on the mud when it rains. It's very quiet here, even though it's only about a mile off I-40. We've already reserved another month here for next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Stopped for one night, but wish we could have stayed longer. Very nice management. Nice sites. Had Saturday night entertainment that was excellent. Pretty stream. Will stop again and stay longer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stay here several times each year and once again were very pleased with the staff and this park. This is one of the nicest parks we stay at. Our rate was for PA members. We will return many times in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Excellent location near Interstate for easy travel to area attractions. Clean park with nice level gravel pads. Dog walk has individual trash containers for refuse. Quiet park with bingo, entertainment, plus breakfast on Saturday in the rec room. Nice, big and homey-like bathrooms. Vehicles are parked in front of campers same direction as road. Rules are clear and easy to follow. Helpful staff with ice and propane for sale on site. Reasonable driving distance to town for supplies. Gas station less than mile away. Would highly recommend this park for anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We had a shaded site next to Jonathon Creek. The sites were wide enough to accommodate our multiple slide MH and our awning. The staff were very friendly, accompanied us to our site and directed us into the site. The campground has cable and since it did not carry a specific station, we were able to use our satellite - no problems with the foliage in getting the signal. Our overall experience at the park was positive and only slightly dampened by the noxious odor of fertilizer that was prevalent on both nights. We would stay here again! The location was close to Maggie Valley, Cherokee, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Smokey Mountain NP. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a great Passport America Park. The free wifi worked excellent and we had over 70 cable channels. The park is very nice with level gravel sites and lots of grass in between. It has an exceptionally clean dog walk area. It is very quiet. The owner is friendly. He does have rules. One rule mentioned by other reviewers is the parallel parking issue. Since our RV is only 26 feet I made sure we could park straight in! He assured me we could as his concern was simply that your car should not stick out in the road. There are six individual shower/bathrooms. We will definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a well run campground with good facilities for adults. There isn't much to do for children. The CG was full when we were there, and some of the sites were close together, but not too bad. We had a creekside site that was very nice. Grounds were clean, restrooms were excellent, rules were enforced, but in a friendly way. The staff was friendly and helpful. We will stop there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park with a barn and silo for us farm boys. Just about the nicest and cleanest shower/restrooms I ever seen. Not much to do in the park but in the Smoky Mountains so lots of scenic drives. Lot's of Floridians in the park for extended stays. Great and helpful staff. Sites were pretty close. Grounds were well kept. I believe it's actually closer to Maggie Valley than Waynesville. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Visited here last year and gave a better review. Decided to rent a "pull-through" site this year and was told I could only use half of the site although my receipt clearly stated I had rented two sites (the one I parked in and the one directly behind me). Upon being told how to park, the lady steered me directly into a tree, which scratched the corner of my new RV. I had to yell at her to stop her parking directions because she was bound and determined to back me into this tree. I then had to pull up as far to the front of the site as I could in order for my rear slide to miss the tree, which it didn't. The second person trying to park me stated they would go and get some equipment to trim the tree branch ends so my slide would not be scraped by them. The manager then showed up and told me they were not going to cut/trim any trees without the park owners visual supervision. He offered to move me to another site, but I just settled for this one and decided to live with the aggravation of the tree. Then there was no room in front of my coach to park my car and I decided to use the space behind me. I was told cars were to be parked parallel in front of campers and no parking was permitted in empty sites. When I asked why both site numbers were on my receipt if I could not use the one behind me for parking, I was told "This is the parking policy of this park". I had to park my car in their overflow parking area for the entire week while the space behind me remained empty. I don't know what has happened from last year to this year, but I personally felt extremely uncomfortable being there with the present people running the place and I will not return. Nice park.......weird management attitude. And, for gosh sakes, trim your trees! RV's and fifth wheels need the camping space. The trees will survive some slight trimming to accomodate your customers! We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really liked this campground. The staff was very friendly and answered lots of questions about the area and gave very good directions. The roads are narrow and someone had to move his truck so that we could back in, but after we got settled there were no more problems. The sites were level and plenty wide. We backed up to the creek which was very pretty and relaxing. The WiFi and cable TV both worked well; lots of channels. The individual bathrooms were spacious and very clean. Only odd thing was the parking. We had enough room to pull our car straight into the site without it being near the street, but we were told we could not park like that so we pulled in parallel as directed. We viewed this as only a minor annoyance since everything else was so great. We hope we get to visit here again, and we do recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Spent the spring camping here. Sites were big and fully graveled, your not in your neighbors door. Staff was very friendly. It is close to Maggie Valley which has many attractions, and it is peaceful and quiet. I would highly recommend this park. We camped in a 35 ft motorhome. Is is laid out very well, with one way roads and part of the sites are pull thru. The restrooms are the cleanest I have ever seen. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The campground is located about 2 miles from I-40 and is easily accessible. The office staff was friendly and helpful. The interior roads are narrow and the way the campground is laid out makes it very difficult for a large rig to make a swing to get out of the site. We had to have 2 big trucks move in order to get our 30 ft. travel trailer out. The pull thrus aren't really pull thrus unless there is no one behind you. The clubhouse and laundry room are in a cabin that also houses the bathrooms. This is the site of the only restrooms in the park. There are no facilities for children to play on. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Super staff. Park is very clean and well run. Activities on the week ends. Very convenient to Smokey Mtns. and interstate. We have stayed here before and will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Spent the spring camping here, very well laid out campground. Sites were big and fully graveled and not in your neighbors door. Staff was very friendly and helpful. It is close to many attractions, but it was peaceful and quiet. I would highly recommend this park. We camped in a 34 ft motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Wonderful RV Park just outside Maggie Valley. Grounds are well kept and all public facilities were extremely clean. Individual private bathrooms with shower, etc... , in Rec House. Sites are slightly "tight" to back in larger rigs and fifth wheels due to narrow driveways and the way you must park your car. Not a negative, just an observation! No problem with my 35' Class A. Just may take a couple of tries to get backed in. Wonderful creekside sites in park are available. Planned activities during the week (live music, bingo, community campfires, etc). A fun place to stay. All WNC and East TN. attractions are close by. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Highly recommend this park for it's picturesque and peaceful location, cleanliness and friendly helpful staff. Passport America park with easy access to the Interstate, we would definitly stay here again. We visited the park a 5th wheel in April 2005. Booked for a week and stayed two... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice park,great people.squeeky clean private showers and restrooms.close to maggie valley but out of the bustle,convenient to interstate.lots of level sites We camped here in a camper.
This is a very small park. Its very shady, and right on Jonathan's creek. It has about half park models. Its also pretty quiet, but does get road traffic noise. The creek is beautiful and peaceful. The owners are wonderful people and try to take care of all of your needs. Big rigs may have an issue here. You have to be able to move your rig around in very tight spaces. We stayed here in a 40 ft 5th wheel. We loved the campground and would come back here again and again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very small,very nice, very old RV park on Jonathan Creek. Run by very nice helpful couple. Majority of the park is old RV's with locals living there full time. A few sites for nightly, weekly stays. playground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a perfect place for folks who want peace and quiet. The lots are shady and huge. There is a creek in back with picnic tables. I would not take my grandchildren there as it was mostly older people. But it is my favorite place to go alone with my husband. You will love this place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park is in a nice location, sites are very shady. Cable TV consists of 8 channels of which 2 or 3 work well enough to watch. WiFi worked well. As for the creek side sites, none of them are 50amp and most are taken by seasonal campers. Lots of Floridians nesting here. Park was neat in appearance. The biggest negative was the owners themselves and all there pesky rules posted all over the campground. Avoid the owners and enjoy your stay. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The campground was ok, but we were told we would have a pull thru site next to the friends we were traveling with. We got a back in site several sites away from our friends. We made our reservations months in advance. The campground was mostly senior citizens from Florida. Not really designed for families or campers under 60. The owners were helpful, but it was just not what we expected for our week stay in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground has paved interior roads and lots of shade trees to escape the summer heat, which is why it is a favorite for snowbirds from Florida. The park manager, Hamp, is very nice but the female owner scares people away. They have lots of petty rules posted and you feel unwelcomed. We had stayed here many years for short periods of time, and the best suggestion that I have is to avoid the owners and you will enjoy your stay. Although they do have clean bathrooms, they really don't want anyone to use them. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Campground has very wide sites with a lot of large, mature shade trees. The pull thrus are grass; however, there appears to be a rock base under the grass. Campground is very clean and neat; a beautiful mountain stream runs along the back of the campground. There is some traffic noise from the highway especially at the pull thru sites, but the traffic dies down at night and did not disturb us. There are a number of seasonal campers in the park. Everyone was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay at this campground again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Paved interior roads, gravel wide sites. Accessible by 45 foot motorhome. Well maintained grounds. Easy access from U.S. 276. We camped here in a Motorhome.