Scenic. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is quiet. We had a site (number 16) on the stream and all we heard was it flowing by. The sites are all graveled and not very wide. With our awning open and our 3 foot slide out, we were at the boundary railroad ties for our site. Thankfully, there was no one in site 18 and only a small pop-up in site 14. Sites 14 up are in the upper section of the campground and there is no way for you to turn the rig around when leaving. One must back down to just below site 14 to be able to turn around and head out of the campground. We would stay again in one of the sites in the lower section if we were attending funtions in Waynesville, Maggie Valley, or Cherokee. If we were staying just for a camping weekend I think we'd stay elsewhere. The campground personnel were very nice and friendly. They truly offered service with a smile. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here on Memorial Day weekend, and even at its most crowded, it was quiet and peaceful. A reservation mishap at another park forced us to call in the late afternoon on friday, and we lucked out and got a site. The staff could not have been more helpful and courteous. Kathy and Rich are easily the nicest hosts that my family has ever dealt with. Clean bath houses, clean everything! It is the perfect jumping off point for tons of activities and it is also the perfect place to just sit and relax. Don't miss this one. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here during Easter break and stayed 8 nights. The staff was friendly and helpful. We arrived late and they escorted us to our site. Overall, this is a beautiful campground nestled in the Smoky Mountains. It's conveniently located about 5 minutes from the Blue Ridge Mountain Pass. The sites are picturesque but on the small side. There are a few sites that give you some space. The bathrooms and showers were very clean. They have a children's play area but it is small and located outside of the main camping area. On most sites you would not be able to see your kids playing and the road runs on both sides. We were there when the campground was almost empty, but I would have felt uneasy had the campground been full to let the kids go off and play by themselves. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice place. Pleasant staff. Had a site right on the creek. A little tight but realy relaxing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice campground in a beautiful mountain hollow. The staff escorted us to our site and helped us get backed in. The restrooms were very clean. There are many attractions nearby for day trips. The only problem was a very strong and constant sewer odor in certain areas of the campground (near our site). We mentioned this to the staff and they looked around a bit, but the odor was not eliminated. This sort of spoiled our experience there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This wonderfully quiet campground features one of the prettiest small streams we've ever seen in a campground. The sites are short and necessitate unhooking the tow vehicle and parking it either next to or in front of the trailer, and the bathrooms are very, very simple. However, nothing beats having the windows open at night in a hollow in the Blue Ridge Mountains with a rushing stream just feet from your trailer. My only comment would be to add more gravel to a few of the sites, particularly where rainwater has washed the gravel down to sand. Friendly staff, quiet campers, and a pleasant experience. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice clean park in Western NC Mountains. Run by WorkCampers that take pride in their job. Very hospitable management. Sites range from narrow to extremely accomodating for slides and awnings. Be sure to stress the size of your rig when booking the reservation. Only a small playground and lawn area for children to play. I would not recommend bringing children unless they can occupy themselves. Overall it is a nice CLEAN, quiet, friendly campground to use as a base camp for exploring the NC mountains. If in the area again, we would return. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a secluded campground appoximately 15 minutes from Maggie Valley and also about 45 minutes from Cherokee. The roads are a little tight but are managable except for the absolute novice. When we arrived we were met by very friendly staff who showed us to our site and helped me get the 5er in the site. About 20 of the sites are creek side. The creek is about four feet wide but provides a nice sound and natutal beauty. The park is quiet. I saw very few children, and almost no teenagers; probably because there are no real activities on site. The bathrooms are clean, and neat if not fancy. They seem to be very pet friendly as almost every campsite had a pet. About one-fourth of the sites are seasonal but these sites are well kept. They also have camping cabins which are very sparsely furnished. I will return and plan to in the next month or so. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.