Great campsite for kids. They have a play set, volleyball court, fishing/swimming pond, mud…read morekitchen, shallow steam running through the camp, little boat to paddle on the pond, life jackets available and kids were riding their bikes everywhere. You get ice and a bundle of firewood each night you stay. The only downside would be that the spots are pretty close together, so not a lot of privacy.

This was a wonderful stop on my way back West. I was looking for a quiet place and I enjoyed a…read morespacious campsite right alongside the creek. The fireflies put on a show to remember once it got dark. Nothing fancy about this place, just calm, quiet, and beautiful.

The camp was clean and tidy plus they had good wood prices and hot water the people are nice and…read morekind they gave us the number to a mechanic when we broke down. Thank you mile high camp ground

Quiet campground with outstanding views of the surrounding mountains. One side of the campground…read moregets the sunrise and the other side gets the sunsets. Beautiful on either side you choose. Sitting at 5,400 feet, expect temps 10-15 degrees cooler than Maggie Valley. An elk walked through our camp site while we cooked dinner. Bathrooms are rustic but clean and the shower is hot.

Stayed here last week with a church group of about 50 people while doing some Mission work in…read moreCherokee. My experience is from the perspective of the one in charge of cooking and meals for our group. Our group had rented their kitchen space and because we don't live in the area we relied on them to adequately convey the facilities which were woefully misrepresented. BEFORE ARRIVAL: Called 1 week prior to confirm space and storage availability as I was bringing as much food with us as possible. I was informed that from my original call several months prior some refrigerators were no longer working and that they would double check. She further stated that there was a Boy Scout troop coming in and that we would need to share the kitchen space and fridge/freezers. ARRIVAL: We arrive from VA one hour prior to dinner needing to be prepared and served due to traffic and walked into this kitchen area to a disgusting kitchen and dining space. The sink was full of ants and completely clogged, half of the gas stovetop burners would not work and one oven was not functional. There was a layer of filth on everything in there. Our group went to cleaning immediately before we could even prepare food and notified the office of our problems. DURING: Room flooded Two replacement stoves One significant gas leak (where I lost some cognitive function temporarily) Prolific ants Deep freezer full of unlabeled random items that had barely any space available. ..and my home for a week #20 RV...the trailer was cleanish but dilapidated, rusty and had no functioning outdoor lighting. The view off the deck was nice. I will never return or recommend this place to anyone. Ever. Ever.

Great people. Awesome campsite on the river with clean bath house. Will be coming back!!!read more

Despite the cold I enjoyed my stay at the campsite. The bathrooms were clean and heated. The sites…read morewere spaced out well and the staff were great too. We lost power at one site and it was easy to get another. Look forward to returning in the spring or summer.

A very cool little campground! Off the beaten path but close enough to all parts of Asheville. The…read moregate keeper was amazing, really friendly and helpful. The area is clean and the sites are a good size with plenty of additional space. Would stay here again for sure.

Beautiful spot (only 5 so reserve early) on the creek. Further south than other campgrounds on Deep…read moreCreek, this campground offers you the "peaceful" part of the river minus the tubers. Owner was extremely friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Been here over 35 years. Mountain and creek views were spectacular. Easy access to the creek even if you don't score a creek side spot.

Always try and post honest and true reviews. They really seem to be helpful when I am searching for…read morethe right place. Brian I believe the owner comes up to my camper and ask if I can pick up all the poop from Gypsy girl. I travel all over place. Been on the road at 100's of RV parks over the past year. It's 5:30 in the evening so I feed her and put her on her 12' leash. I will show pictures. Picked up one pile of poop Really Brian was that necessary. Especially when his dog is never on a leash. If you have pets? This would not be a place that I would recommend. Hope this helps!

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

I have been here for three months now during the winter and I have come to know the owner and her…read moreson, Joni and (30? Year old son) William quite well. As they become comfortable with your stay, they become increasingly hostile over seriously nothing. A simple question about Wi-Fi or anything will elicit screams and hollers and even hanging up on you. Joni even yelled at my DoorDash driver who was still parked in my driveway. She has owned this campground for 28 years as she will remind you time and time again. In my opinion it's time to retire. She is burnt out and the most unhappiest woman I have ever met. This is not exclusive to me, but all of my neighbors as well. They are terrified of her. I think I'm the only one to stand up to her outbursts and not take her sh*t. The more scenic sites are at a 45° angle so be prepared to back your RV in up at that angle. Please know that if there is any rain, you will be quite easily stuck at your site due to slick mud and clay and ancient, well embedded gravel that is no longer helpful for your RV and vehicle. My Expedition was stuck just pulling into my drive, if that tells you anything. There are so many other great RV sites such as Tuckaseegee (River & Rails), Great Smoky Mtns RV resort, and the Great Outdoors ($$$$). There is no reason to deal with the hostility here. Hope this helps.

I have now stayed here several times and it never disappoints. Joni knows the campsite I like. This…read moretime, I came in with bad timing in a storm. Joni not only gave me a covered site (no extra) but also helped me rearrange the site how I needed. This has become a home away from home and I love it every time I come.

My MIL owns a week here, and my wife or her friends typically come up. This year there were 13 of…read moreus, including kids. I've heard so much, even seen pics, but it truly didn't capture what a quaint spot this is nestled in. Our units were in buildings 2 and 3, near one of the greens of the golf course, and across the little parking lot from Jonathan Creek. I started each morning reading a book and drinking coffee out on the porch, watching the sun come up. I was surprised at how early the maintenance guys started working on the golf course (6:45am one morning!). They should rethink that -- have them do the lawn care at the end of the day instead, since people come here to sleep in and relax. I was also surprised at how fast cars come through the "parking lot", which I discovered is also the access road to the houses up on the hills behind the condos. People were constantly having to be told to slow down with all of the kids (not just ours) in that area of the resort. There should be speed bumps along the creek drive, or warning signs of some sort. All if us REALLY enjoyed the creek, with both fishing and tubing down it (we got some sturdy ones for just $7 each at Walmart). Of our 7 days here, 2 of them were spent all day in the creek. Oh, and you can "borrow" fishing poles at the Valley Welcome Center about 1/2 mile toward town, and keep them for 3 days! We didn't catch anything, but I did see a local catch four fish one afternoon. The units are very homey, and I like how they supply all the dishes etc you need, as well as extra bedding for the pull out sleeper couch (two of our kids used it). The decor is a bit dated, but kept clean and it works. We also used the fireplace two nights for a s'more party with the kids, which they loved! Would def recommend staying here with your spouse alone or whole family! Centrally located where you can head to Franklin, Pigeon Forge, or any place else you'd like to go.

Peppertree recently dropped membership to the Maggie Valley Country Club as part of their rental…read more Th units are located right on the course. Now they have replaced that with membership at another far less attractive course a few miles away. Not interested in returning would have little else to do.