This place is lovely, an idyllic setting, wonderful hosts, very clean facilities, and a great…read morelocation to explore the area. We spent 2 nights here and loved our site, the deck over the rushing stream was a perfect place to sip coffee in the mornings and whiskey in the evenings. The dog park gave our pup the chance to run free, the clean bathhouses gave us a place to freshen up and the location gave us the ability to explore all Asheville had to offer, climb to the top of Mount Mitchell (the highest point East of the Mississippi) and just enjoy the surroundings. Our site had a full hook up, electric and water (even with temps in the low 20's at night), we had a fire ring (or square), a picnic table perched on the deck, cantilevered over the stream, and lovely (back-in) site with privacy and shade. We can't wait to come back.

This is the best RV park I ever stayed in -- 24k miles of travel! There is a rushing gurgling…read morestream behind almost every spot. Very nice play area for the kids, nice bathroom facilities, a great group pavilion with a fireplace & TV, and a well equipped camp store. The park is near the Blue Ridge Parkway and several nice towns with craft galleries. Many of the guests told me they had been coming for YEARS. There is nice landscaping between spaces and several of the spaces had decks over the trout stream. This RV Park has added many acres next door and is expanding. I look forward to returning to some of the friendliest staff!!

Very clean and accommodating staff. Everyone we me at the camp store and otherwise were very nice…read more We camped in the off season, so not crowded at all. A lot of seasonal/permanent sites, but also plenty for travelers camping as well. Nice little shopping area nearby. The Walmart Market was so clean and well organized with well stocked shelves for shopping items possible forgotten to pack in your camper. Camp store also has a nice selection of items one may need. We had a pizza made at the camp store that was pretty good! Second time there camping near a creek...would do it again!

Great Campground. We enjoyed walking and playing in the creek. The store and all was nice to…read more.. The negatives are walking all the way to the top of the hill for the pool and numerous people standing in line for the showers at bedtime.. 2-3 more showers/bath houses in strategic places would turn this into a 5 star. I would revist!

Comment by Robbie is not correct. There was a construction zone. The fence mansions was a low silt…read morefence because it was the parking area for the construction workers. Not any equipment or construction was taking place. When approached by Robbie, we asked if we could continue on, he said yes, which we did. My original comment stands about the terrible confidence and treatment of campers at this campsite again if you'd like to be on the edge and be criticized and watched over every second of the day to be pounded by the representatives of d deserve Downbythe river, a lot of go ahead and stay there. I have no recommendations for you for this campsite. It is, as mentioned unfriendly hosts. I have been a safety director for many years And there was NO safety issue. In fact I had noticed several OSHA violations at this campsite which I have not yet sent to the NC DOL.

Very clean campground. Nice concrete roads thru the grounds and level concrete pads. Bathhouse…read moreappears recently remodeled and clean. Plenty of nice trees provide shading with plenty of grass instead of dirt or muddy areas. They have a covered social area on the creek with nice big fireplace. This seems to be a gathering spot at night. Several rocking chairs to pull in front of the fireplace and relax. The area itself is very convenient to a lot of NC Mountain landmarks. The Blue Ridge Parkway is approx. 1.5 miles away, Linville Falls is a 10-12 minute drive, Linville Caverns is a 20 minute drive, Grandfather Mountain approx. 20 minutes, and Tweetsie Railroad is about 35 minutes. Bottom line is this is a very nice family campground, friendly staff, and great location. We have now visited twice and will be back.

incredible rv park with nature literally all around! The…read moreowner is there daily making sure his guests are well cared for along with the park. You may even get to see an show with remote controlled planes! Fishing Swimming Biking Hiking All right there on site!

Great find. Thanks YELP. We needed a place to camp on the drive from West Tn to the coast to see…read moreour daughter and son in law. I utilized YELP and liked the reviews on BC. They did not disappoint. We arrived after hours but they were still there. Super nice folks. Since we were just overnighting they gave us a choice to use the pull in spots next to the RC Airport. Great fun watching the planes fly. Very quiet and the creek was so peaceful sounding. The sites are all crushed rock. Most are level or close to it. Some of the campsites in the tree-line on the far end of the meadow are not level and require blocks but these mostly look like seasonal campers. Very clean campground. They have plenty of firewood available at the store. In addition to the creek which has two designated swimming holes there is also a frisbee golf course as well as a pickleball court. We will make this our usual stop on the way out now. Loved it.

This larger park has a lovely picnic shelter that is well back from the road. It's located under…read morethe shade trees and includes trash cans and a grill. The park also has a community room building with restrooms and a catering kitchen that is available for reservation and rental. Adjacent is a neat pickleball court that was in use today. Other outdoor activities include a basketball court, playground, outdoor fitness equipment zone, a paved walking trail and a youth softball field. It's a lovely park with lots to do. [Review 15875 overall - 3093 in North Carolina - 1379 of 2021.]

Stopped by for some preliminary research, since we are new to the area. This place offers full…read moreservice board @ $400/month. (June 2015) English or Western lessons, private, @ $30/half-hour, or $40/full hour. The additional time beyond the half-hour is on-ground horse-care learning (grooming, tacking, etc.) The half-hour lessons, the horse is ready for get-on-and-go. It was a sweltering hot day, and I made an unannounced stop-in, so I did not request a tour. The owner-operator is friendly and knowledgeable. We'll be back!

This park is centered around the Hickory Music Factory (which is closed now) but also has some…read moreoutside features. The basketball court was in good shape but definitely don't miss a pass as out of bounds is a pretty steep drop and you're chasing your ball for a while. There is a nice playground here too with a spiral slide. The park is fenced in, which will keep the little ones from wandering off. At the park entrance is an 8 foot tall white obelisk and four plaques that detail the Miracle of Hickory, telling the story of Hickory's historic polio hospital that was here for a time. In 1944, a polio epidemic spread across Western North Carolina. In rapid response, the Hickory community rallied together to construct an emergency hospital to treat polio. The hospital was conceived and built in just 54 hours and experienced one of the lowest mortality rates in the country thanks in part to the revolutionary Kenny method of treatment. These events became known as the "Miracle of Hickory." There is a dedicated parking lot though small. [Review 15399 overall, 902 of 2021, number 2949 in North Carolina.]

My wife has kept her horses here and had lessons on several occasions over the years. Yeah, so the…read morefacilities are in needing of some mending, and the grass looks like Morganton rains avoid this place like the plague (they oddly do). The fact is that Gayle is an excellent trainer and she is extremely patient with clients and horses. Morganton is lucky to have top-notch English training in its own backyard.