This campground is great. Super clean bathhouse . Owner is great . Very quiet and close to town.read more

I have spent quite a bit of time at Mi Mountain in the last year, and I really love it here. It's…read morepeaceful, quiet, and beautiful up in the little holler. There are a variety of campsites, from tents to large 50-amp RVs. I really enjoy walking my dog around every day, meeting the neighbors, seeing all kinds of wildlife, and soaking up the mountains. Also, really good WiFi!

Very nice and clean campground. I love the location across the street from the casino. And is very…read morepet friendly and they have a dog walk area.

RV and tent camping are perfect choices for wholesome family fun at all times, but especially great…read moreduring Covid restrictions. You can tour the US with safety by keeping your distance and never having to roll the dice when choosing a motel/hotel as to its cleanliness and sanitation practices. This week we took a week-long trip only 3 hours from our home. We chose Valley RIver Resort based upon the website and Yelp reviews. Nestled in the southeastern foothills of the Smoky Mountains, it promised to be the perfect getaway location. The drive was absolutely gorgeous with the trees starting to change into their resplendent colors of fall. When we arrived, we checked in and were greeted by Beau, the campground host, who guided us to our assigned space and then guided us into the space. He was such a kind, welcoming and friendly fellow, eager to do anything to make our stay worry free. The pads all are concrete and level - no inclines here. The spaces are wide and easy to back into. There are also pull through sites. All sites have full hookups. Some of the sites back up to a hill and others back up to a small catch and release lake with no fishing license required. The main lodge is beautiful, complete with a fireplace and large TV with comfy seating. The bathhouse, game room, restrooms and pool are together in one building space and they are sparkling clean and look like they are brand new. The pool is outside and at this time of year, the lady who registered us said we were welcome to take a "refreshing" (quite chilly) dip. The resort also provides fire wood and portable fire pits for a reasonable fee. We ordered from the office and Beau was again jiffy on the spot to fulfill our requests. He delivered the fire pit to our site, set it up and then unloaded our wood and neatly stacked it for us. What service!!! If you want to roll the dice, try your luck with a one armed bandit, roulette or card games, a Harrah's Casino and hotel is across the way. Downtown Murphy is only 3 miles away. If you like to antique shop, the downtown area has many to choose from. Murphy is a small town, so most everything closes right at 5pm. So if you're looking for a quiet and sparkling clean place with super accommodating and friendly staff, you should definitely make Your way to Valley River RV Resort.

Nice quiet location. Not far from Franklin. Nice people that run it. We stayed there an entire…read moresummer.

This company used to be awesome.... we were repeat clients. But their customer service skills and…read moreattention to detail has really fallen by the wayside...seems they cut corners with the cleaning crew and get nasty when you confront the issues... so we won't be back. Cabin was dusty/dirty and in disrepair, cigarette butts on the porch, and the hot tub wasn't drained from last guests. The kitchen and game room wet bar were infested with German roaches and there were scorpions in the basement bedroom where our kids were sleeping. Called the owner (Diane) and she did nothing... didn't attempt relocate us to another cabin or just offer to refund the cleaning fee.... nothing! When we told her the grill was out of propane, Diane told us to change our plans and get it ourselves because she was too busy. Owner doesn't have the resources for providing clients solid customer service when things aren't right. The cabin we stayed in... Rich Mountain Lodge....is marketed as suitable for weddings. Assuming that you don't want roaches crawling around on your wedding cake (yes, the roaches were really that bad. We couldn't even use the kitchen without them crawling out of the stove or dishwasher).... keep looking. There are plenty of fish in the sea of cabins in the Blue Ridge area.

We've stayed at several different cabins through the cabin rental of Blue Ridge. We've always had a…read moregreat vacation. they are very generous with starter items and you can tell they take care of the cabins. Diane is a pleasure to work with. She responds promptly and is always nice. The few times we've stayed with other agencies we've had bad experiences. Glad to say that is not the case with this company. Fish Hook Point is our favorite cabin. Highly recommend!!

Brookside is great! Bob and Kathy are very kind and accommodating. They have a store on site with…read moresome supplies, firewood, etc. Bathhouse is very clean. Showers are on the small side, but have plenty of hot water and do the job. The campground itself is just off the road, but you have to drive down an easy slope to get there, it's surrounded by trees, and traffic isn't bad at all, so road noise is practically nonexistent. A peaceful creek runs through the middle of the campground. We set our tent alongside it. Was great unzipping the door and seeing that first thing in the morning. Some sites have electric/water, others do not. Just let them know what you need when you book it. I think every site has a picnic table, which came in handy when it rained and we had to keep stuff off the ground. Will definitely return!

A great family campground…read more The tent sites are close together, but there are a few that are fairly secluded, and a couple that are really nice. The brook flows well. It is fairly loud, which the sound of rushing water is something I like in a tent site. The tent sites are not far from the bathrooms. Those bathrooms could use a bit of work though. This campground is close to the nantahala outdoor center. This is a great outfitter location with many things to do. It also doesn't take long to get to the narwhals river itself where you can put your own tubes or kayaks in (or even just play in the water). You could also make the trip to Fontana lake, Bryson city, or the Smokey mountains state park visitor center in a short time. Having spent a good amount of time in the northern parts of the state for gem mining I will say that the mines in the area are a little lacking in quality and amenities, but gem mining is fun anyway. There are a couple near by. Good luck with cell phone service out there though :-). If that is something you need you might want to look closer to town. There are also some cats laying around by the house. They stay by the house, so you should be fine if you don't like them. I like this campground. I wouldn't mind going back.

We found this campground randomly on google and we were super happy when we showed up!! Frank was…read moresuper helpful and accommodating. The campsite itself was clean, had water/electrical hookups, and was beautiful. They offered everything you could think of laundry machines, a super nice in ground pool, and bathrooms/showers. We definitely are planning our next trip back!!!

I don't know why this campground has a 2.7 rating. It was so quaint and cute and clean and tidy not…read moreto mention they were so kind and accommodating. We will definitely be staying there again on our next trip.

This is a very old and musty smelling motel. It did have a microwave and mini fridge so that's a…read moreplus. The mattresses could use updating though. It was clean enough. The owners live in the center/ back of the place. It smells like cigarettes and dog when you check in. But the owner was very nice. You can park right in front of your room. Small lot, no trailers.

Awesome friendly staff. clean rooms. location is nice too, just down the street from a nice couple…read moreswimming holes.

This is a beautiful, newly opened (July 2021) RV park in a quiet location in the Nantahala National…read moreForest. There are only 8 sites in the RV park, but that was fine with us. Everyone was super friendly and almost all of the campers stopped to talk to us as they went about the park walking their dogs, going for a stroll, or visiting the ponds and walking trail. We felt very welcome and our pets were very welcome, too. Every campsite had at least one pet, if not two. I highly recommend Deer Springs if you want a campground that is a quiet, relaxing spot. Take a jacket - it gets cooler at night (elevation is over 3400') than the surrounding area.