One of the best places we have ever camped!…read more We had a large concrete pad large enough for our fifth wheel and patio space beside it. It was equipped with a very nice fire pit and a large stack of firewood included in the price. One staff member led us to our site in a golf cart, and another was already there to guide me while backing in. I have never before had this level of parking assistance! One of our slides jammed when we tried to extend it. The owner and two or three of his staff spent at least an hour trying to help us. We didn't have any luck, but the staff recommended a local mobile RV repair guy who was on site in about an hour and solved the problem. The park's cable TV service is head and shoulders above anything else we have ever seen. The area is full of natural beauty, and there are many places to get delicious food within a five to ten minute drive. Need groceries? Publix, Ingles, and Food Lion are just 15 minutes away, and Walmart about 20 minutes. Cross Creek RV Park is a great example of Western North Carolina hospitality at it's finest!

Just what I like in a RV. Park, a great spot, great internet and great TV cable. Set up for…read moreMotorhome's as it has no separate bathhouse. Laid out very nice and kept clean and beautiful

Oddly, the Stonebridge RV park is located right off of Socco Boulevard, and one would think the…read morenoise from the road would be loud and disruptive. Because the park is lower than the road, it didn't bother us at all. We had a site in the middle of the park with few neighbors. This is a dog friendly park an is located by a creek. We had full hookup with internet. Laundry rooms are conveniently located and we were close to all the amenities of the town. The price was reasonable and we will return.

I've stayed there three times. With no problems. Had an alteration with a lifeguard. ( I will name…read morehim Kevin - Male version of Karen) All week people had beer in the pool. The lifeguard that was there Monday and Tuesday (June 15-16 2026) had no problem with the beer in the pool and it was not covered. So she knew it was beer. Never told the people that she talked to with the beer that it was not allowed in the pool. Lifeguard never told the people to sit on the side of the pool with the beer. June 18 , 2026 Kevin shows up. Kevin comes over and was really friendly in a weird way to my husband when he entered the pool area. My husband had a beer ( that was covered) in his hand. My husband entered the pool with the covered beer. Kevin never said anything to my husband about the beer in the pool. June 19, 2026. Kevin's back! My husband gets in the pool with the covered beer. Here comes Kevin. Kevin ben's over and gets in my husband's face like my husband is a child and tells him he can't have that beer in the pool. Kevin tells him he will have to set on the side of the pool with the beer. My husband gets out of the pool and tells Kevin why is it a problem today when I did it yesterday and you seen me with the beer. Kevin lied and said I didn't see you yesterday with the beer in the pool. How can you say you didn't see the beer in his hand the day before when my husband and Kevin had a conversation with each other. Then Kevin points over to the pool rules and says it a rule!!! We looked at the pool rules it was not there. Kevin just wanted centering out my husband. When we went to dinner we told the waitress what happened.. The waitress said the same things happened to her dad. But her step mom went in the pool with a beer the next day and nobody said anything to her. So they apparently only go after real men. We told our neighbor that was camping beside us what happened. He told me and my husband that every adult at the pool has beer or liquor. He said I can't believe that the lifeguard treated you like that. My advice is don't never stay at Stonebridge in Maggie Valley. I seen before this happened about 95% of the people staying there are breaking there rules.

We've been at homestead rv park for a year and we love it. We live here full time and have never…read morehad a problem of any kind. I would recommend this park to anyone who is looking for a quite place to rest and relax. L Conner

Owner is strange. During the Hurricane Relief effort, he was given bags of food from the…read morevolunteers at the Town Hall in Maggie Valley to give to the residents of the RV Park. NOPE! He kept all that food for himself. He isa elderly and single. There are people hedre who are refugees from the flooding moved in because their hjomes ofr campgrounds were destroyed, and desperately need all the help they can get. But they are not getting any help from him.

What an amazing campground!!! We've always came and stayed overnight but we got to stay longer this…read moretime and have resolved to make this a frequent visit for more than one night. The staff is absolutely amazing, the campground is well maintained and we absolutely love this hidden jewel!!! I can't recommend it more.

This was a stopping point whilst bringing our brand new Airstream home and it is a gorgeous spot of…read morewoods with a stream outside your window, Canadian geese paddling in the water, mountain views, and nothing but the sound of wind through the trees. The staff are welcoming and gracious and went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. Dog walking parks and potty stations throughout, and full hookups for your glamping experience. Definitely keeping this spot as a go-to.

We rented a Lookout Loft Cabin last week, it was our first visit to the park. Our grandsons ages…read more10 and 13 absolutely loved it. I was impressed at how well the park was maintained, everything was clean and well kept. Staff was friendly and helpful in meeting our needs. The mountain coaster was great fun. The kids loved the wi-bit obstacle course at the lake and the sports courts. I loved driving the golf cart we rented around the park because the views of the Blue Ridge Mountains were beautiful. It also made me feel like a kid again to see Yogi, Cindy and BooBoo bears roaming around the park. I recommend this as a good wholesome family vacation that won't break the bank. The Ansley's of St. Augustine, FL

We had a great time here…read more We loved our site, and the staff was wonderfully helpful. WiFi was great, "cable" TV usable but not wonderful. Shout-out to Ranger Roy who was very helpful and fun to chat with.

What an amazing stay and get away in Waynesville. It's a beautiful property with breathe taking…read moreviews on Jonathan Creek. It's centrally located to hiking in the Smokeys and Ashville. What more can you ask for with such a beautiful well run site.

From the owner: Tiny Homes at Jonathan Creek (THJC), LLC is set in the serene Great Smoky Mountains of Western…read moreNorth Carolina in Haywood County. While nestled in Jonatan Creek Valley, our guests are offered stunning mountain views and the sounds of Jonathan Creek. THJC provides spacious seasonal or year round RV rental sit options, RV rentals or Tiny Home homeownership for those individuals who want more privacy, want to “Beat the Heat” and become a “sunbird” instead of a "snowbird" from April 15th to November 15th

If quiet, peace and solitude is your thing, this is where you should go. This is an out-of-the-way…read morepark where you can escape from the noise of life, the noise of freeways and the noise of nagging responsibilities that you can leave behind. On a moonless night, you can see constellations you have only seen in astronomy books. It has full hookups but is a no frills park: no showers or toilets, no pool and no convenience store, but they do have laundry facilities. The park is graveled and the spaces are level, but close to each other. 61 cable channels!!! Everyone we met were friendly.This is a pet friendly park as well as the management personnel who are friendly and helpful. This park is open year long so there are several residents living here full time. We got the last open space when we reserved our site so we had neighbors on all four sides. When making reservations, six months in advance would be recommended. Try to secure a space on the outer perimeter where there is either an open meadow or creek for your backyard. This is the perfect park during the "leaf-peeping" season (October).

A beautiful spot to take in the beauty that surrounds you, yet close enough to enjoy all the nearby…read moresurrounding towns (Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Sylva) have to offer. Just 30 min from Asheville and 1.5 hrs from Gatlinburg! Enjoy skiing at Cataloochee in the winter months, the falls leaves are spectacular in fall and summer hiking is the best!

This is our fourth visit to Pride Resort. Staff are awesome…read moreI haven't met an unfriendly one including the grounds staff. If we need anything they have always been helpful. This is farm county so there will be some livestock smells at times. If I wanted city smells I would camp in a smoggy city. We love sitting down by the creek. We will return here

We had a reservation and the staff called and asked us to change sites so a group of individuals…read morewho had children could be close to each other. We agreed. Unfortunately, where they moved us was next to the sewage dump center on the opposite end of the campground. We are in site G5 this smell of sewage is absolutely disgusting and it comes in gusts. The other RVs around us were very unhappy as well. We like the campground, but do not stay on that end. I spoke to the manager and it was passed off as nothing they could do.