Stayed 5 nights while motorcycling in the area. Great little cabin with comfortable bed and a/c…read more Well kept and quiet grounds just a minute from town. Picnic table, grill, chairs and fire pit outside. Clean bathroom and shower right next to the cabin. Ice and firewood available. Excellent host, also a motorcycle rider. Really a perfect spot to end your day after spending time in the area. Looking forward to visiting again.

Great place to stay when doing the local motorcycle rides. The staff was great, I felt welcomed and…read morecomfortable immediately. The cabin I stayed in was clean and well kept, great to unwind and rest. The facilities were modern and immaculate (seriously one of the cleanest bathroom / showers I have seen). Covered bike parking, wall map with suggested rides, nice little amenities, but the warm hosts really made it. Very quiet at night, lovely site and the price can't be beat. A real pleasure and I look forward to coming back.

Beautiful area to walk and enjoy the scenery. We came with my grandma, who cannot walk long…read moredistances. She has a wheelchair and I was happy to see the paths around us were all paved, so we were able to push her along them easily. We didn't venture onto any paths with elevation; the main path we chose followed the river and there were lots of areas to walk down to get a close up view or even wade if inclined. The path was shady also which was nice. I loved seeing the waterfall by the river right by the parking lot. This was a great time and I'd definitely return to explore some more paths or take a longer trek.

This was by far one of the best hikes we've done in the area. A quick drive from Mineral Bluff and…read moreunlike many of the hikes we've done in this area the drive up to the parking area was easy and able to be accessed in any vehicle. The hike was a bit challenging in some areas but truly worth every step!

The best campground in Tennessee and North Carolina, very clean and well kept. Rick was so awesome…read moreand accommodating and made sure we knew everything. Turkey Creek Campground had to offer. The bathhouse was very clean as well as laundry room and common area. Definitely stay here it's an awesome campground.

We have camped here every summer since 2015. Beautiful campground with clean bathroom and showers ,…read morelaundry facility and game room. They have just changed ownership and I got to meet new groundskeeper , Rick. He was super kind and helpful, lending me the use of his shop vac when an unexpected storm popped up and left my tent with a puddle on the floor!! Close to Bryson city and Cherokee for exploring and mins from Lake Fontana and Nantahala river water activities

Camped here 4 years ago and then again last week. The campground is always pleasant, but as other…read morereviewers have said on other sites, it is RV heavy and therefore, generator happy. The noise isn't bad,and they have a quiet time from 10pm-8am, so sleeping is simple. Bathrooms are clean and the campground hosts are very nice. Once even brought local caught, fried trout and "Mexican" corn bread to our campsite one evening. My only complaint is that the website tells you to not bring in any foreign firewood, and that they have some for sale. When we got there, they were out of fire wood and we were told that they were "waiting on the guy" for wood. "Fortunately" he came saving me a trip into town, or so I thought. The wood they delivered to our site, two loads - $50 worth - was so green and wet that I had to run into town to buy fire starter bricks just to get it going. Batoning the wood into kindling and even shaving it into starter pieces proved futile. Even after getting the fire going, it wasn't very warm as it was struggling to burn the wood that smoked and sizzled. That is my only complaint for a lovely site. There are tons of trails and scenery to take in. I highly recommend the campground!

This is one of the prettiest campgrounds that I've ever visited. Not only is it very clean with…read moreaccess to both toilets and showers, it has a beautiful stream running though it and nature trails that branch off of it. They are also dog friendly and even have a horse friendly camp ground that's a little higher up the mountain. At the horse camp, it's more primitive with no showers and an enclosed port-a potty, but it's still a clean and beautiful wooded area. The camp store is pretty well stocked and they sell firewood. It's a bit expensive, but it saves you a trip down the mountain into town. I've stayed there three times and every other campground I've been to just doesn't seem to compare.

I came here on a very hot summer day with the plans to see some waterfalls. We got here around…read more8:30am which I believe is when the park opens. We took the South Rim (At least I think it was the South Rim) and went to all 5 viewing points which is a flat walk and a round trip of about 1.5 miles. Then we went down into the Gorge which includes 1,099 steps (actual staircase) to the bottom and of course that many steps back up. You can't go all the way to the Gorge floor without a permit but that just means you can only walk down 1,089 steps to a platform. There are plenty of places to stop including a very cool suspension bridge that overlooks Hurricane Falls. This was pretty tough for a 50-year-old fat boy like me but it's doable if you can simply climb stairs. The views are amazing and worth the quads burning for the next 3 days. The visitor's center is really nice. There is of course a gift shop. a huge display of taxidermy of all the local wildlife and a very nice museum that goes through the history of the region. The most important part is they have air conditioning. Suck it up, take the stairs and buy the t-shirt saying you did it when you are done.

The visitor center is phenomenal! Movie was down for some reason. The gift shop has loads to choose…read morefrom and the rest rooms were clean and there were many stalls available. There is almost a museum quality to the taxidermy animal scene they have in the middle of the room and along the walls. Truly a special visit! The hike to see the inspirational point and the swinging bridge wasn't too strenuous for my 4 or 5 year old for people's reference when considering it. We are an active family who hikes etc. There were a lot of warnings but we found it wasn't as bad as it seemed.

Freshly remodeled bathrooms and kept very clean. Manager was super nice and very attentive.read more

We loved camping by the river. We had the place to ourselves in the middle of the week. The…read morecampground hosts were very hospitable. Ms. Sue told us to make ourselves at home, so we did. I will comeback with friends to tube when it's warmer this summer!

This is just a small campground tucked away in a holler back in the mountains. Off of US 129 south…read moreof Robbinsville, North Carolina. Booked this trip here on a spur of the moment decision and I am so glad we did. This is one of the most favorite places to go camping now, just a short little ways off of 74 easy access to Robbinsville, tail the dragon, Cherohala Skyway, Cades Cove, the great Smoky Mountain national Park. Quiet peaceful the sights are really far apart. Love it. My favorite place.

It seems fairly new. Lots of construction work being done to expand it. Lots of debris laying…read morearound in piles and when it rains it's like there's no drainage. We were next to the water and had a nice spot where people before us left food laying around. Way overpriced for what you get. But like they say, it's a good base camp. You just have to drive somewhere if you expect to do anything.

We weren't able to make it through the front gate into the campground with our vehicles. The road…read moreleading in requires a sharp, 90 degree turn to the right onto a 12ish foot concrete drive passing over a culvert, between two gate posts. There's a drop-off on both sides of the concrete pad. To the left, you have a steep mountain, preventing you from swinging wide and lining up your trailer tires. Anything long and on a hitch/fifth wheel/gooseneck is going to struggle to make it through the front gate. We are 63' when hitched and my husband is skilled at navigating tight turns and spaces. When our trailer tilted 45 degrees because its tires were headed into the culvert, and our dually was as close to the left gate post as possible, our cortisol spiked and we had to leave. This was particularly surprising because we had shared our length at the time of booking. I did scout ahead in a regular car upon our arrival, and it was pretty and peaceful. We would have loved to have stayed, but even the size of the sites and hilly terrain inside the campground made me nervous in a big rig. If you are small, you will have a great time. I share this so no one else in a 44ft fifth wheel or even a long Class A with a tow-behind has to try to find alternate camping at at the last minute in this small town. Scout it out before booking.

If you are looking for a outstanding RV experience, this is the place for you. The scenery here is…read morebeautiful, over looking the lake with the mountains in the distance. We found the other campers to be quite friendly as well. The owners were very accommodating and went out of their way to make the experience pleasurable. Charles Turner and Camilla

2 huge limbs fell on the roof of our new RV in the middle of the night. We asked for a safer sight…read morebut they didn't have one. Then only refunded us a portion after charging us 115.00 cancellation fee! The site right across from us was pouring out sewage... The management were good people but it was obvious the owners do not do any upkeep on anything. WARNING! This place is unsafe!

From the moment we pulled up on the property... the hosts have bent over backwards to help out! The…read morevery nice couple that is running the place are eager to point out places of interest, nearby events that are happening, and even help out with a lost electrical cord until we could get a new one from town! Nestled in a little draw right near a small river, this place is pretty epic!! Check it out sometime....

Absolutely wonderful Campground, run by amazing people! The sites are spacious and the views are…read morefantastic, we had a spot with a beautiful creek running just behind it, and stayed for about a month while we waited to close on a house nearby. Very kid and dog friendly! The bathhouse is brand new, so lovely, and is the cleanest bathhouse I've ever been in at an RV park. The owners are some of the kindest people we've met in NC, super accommodating, ensured we liked our spot, and set up a picnic table and fire pit for us to use at the site. Truly the best Campground we've ever stayed at. I highly recommend staying here, whether for a night, a week, or for a long term!!!

This little gem in Marble is a perfect spot for kicking back. Views of beautiful tall trees…read more The sites are very spacious on large gravel surrounded by green grass that run all along the creek where you can dip your feet in, throw in a line, observe the Ducks and Blue Heron or just listen to the serene sound of the water. It also is a short drive to many activities should you choose. A short drive to the quaint town of Murphy for vintage shopping, wine tasting, brewery and plenty of places to grab a bite. We highly recommend the fried pickles at Chevelle's! Owners, Jon and Eileen are so welcoming and always available if needed. New bathroom/showers will be finished by Spring 2024. We will be back in Spring!