Great spot for anyone visiting Greeeville area, especially if full hook up/cable/WiFi amenities are a requirement for your stay . We stayed 3 nights in fall and color was spectacular. Noted several sites apppeared to be seasonal and/or permanent folks but all sites were well kept and clean. Our site was a bit tight to navigate, we did back up to a stream, which was nice. Manager friendly and helpful with directions as offfice was to be closed on our Sunday arrival We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park for a week and loved it so much, we stayed 3 extra days. Our spot backed up to a stream with a concrete pad and picnic table. The managers were extremely nice & helpful. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New owners = New Name. This is the best place in the Greenville area if you want full hookups. (If you only need water and electric go to one of the COE parks or Paris Mountain State Park.) Park is 29 miles north of I-85, exit 44 – about 20 minutes to Greenville. Office staff was very nice and helpful. Pet friendly – have a collie as the park mascot. Crushed rock road. Sites mostly level, gravel with cement pad for picnic table. Some grass between sites. Long term residents placed further towards the back. Park is neat and clean and well maintained. Restrooms/showers older but clean. Two washers/dryers in office. New cabins being built – expensive at $125/night (no pets allowed). Park is family friendly but there is absolutely nothing for children, no pool, no playground, no cable TV, no WIFI (management says WIFI is coming). Trying to get satellite TV or internet to work is a challenge due to many trees and the park being located in the valley between two hills. Cell phone coverage is terrible – don’t expect your internet air card to work either. Expensive at $30/night with no cable, internet or other amenities. But it’s still the best in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.