It's a place where you can be yourself, let your inter desires come to life to feel what you have dreamed of just to let it go and enjoy the wonderful feeling. As for the place it is keep clean and you can have a meal at the Brisco. I found out about me dealing with my inner feelings, I truly had my first experience which I must say was very good and by one how cared It was slow deep and gentle I enjoyed it I looked into his eyes, eyes told me, then softly he said "it's good" I will always remember him and the wonderful feeling that I had. read more

Great place to unwind. There's little light pollution for excellent night sky viewing.

Just not a place a would call home ,Are some good people there and some not so good ,just not for me ,

I stayed at this campgrounds November 27th to the 30th of 2020. What won me over were the great amenities like an enclosed bath house with working showers and the jacuzzi (hot tub) and sauna but what will really be the reason why i return and why i recommend this place to you is the community and the natural beauty of this campgrounds. So to start the site had a fully functioning bath house with 3 toilets, 3 hand washing sinks, and 5 shower heads the water is cold at night but if you take a shower at around noon its warm enough to take a fast shower. probably great in the summer time. The bathhouse was heated and smelled like it had been freshly cleaned with bleach which made me very happy to notice. there's some rust from the pipes but that is to be expected. don't let that fool you on its cleanliness. moving on now to the jacuzzi the water was nice and warm at around 140F and the jacuzzi was open all day and night for use same goes for the sauna and it was very nice to have on a cold winter evening. Our tent site had a fire pit and plenty of space for my huge 9 person tent which is about 16ft by 19ft. the site sits right off the edge of the bluff and you can see and hear the water from the creek. it seems a bit creepy being close to the edge like that but you'll quickly forget about it as i did. there was plenty of fire wood available to pick from the floor of fallen trees and such. the came site doesn't have a general store so anything you need you'll need to bring or pick up on the way. there is a Walmart about 15 minutes drive down the mountain and several gas stations near by though. so while you're secluded you're not in such a remote place that if you need to make a quick store run you couldn't do so. Ive been told by one of the residents if you intend to camp up there in the winter season its extremely beautiful to see the grounds covered in snow however traversing up and down the mountain in a loaded camper or car is dangerous so use extreme causation. On to the residents they have a couple of permanent residents there and seasonal residents as well while we were there about 25 were on site and we hung out with a few, everyone was very friendly and welcoming to us whether it was for a brief conversation on my morning walks or a cocktail in the afternoon. They have residents of all ages from 24 to 65+ and all backgrounds as well, vanilla, leather, kink, there's even a fellow pup for my fellow human pups who may be reading and wondering. To finally bring this review to a close i will say this i highly recommend this campgrounds if you just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of mainstream life but not be completely in the boonies. I can only say so much about this place but hopefully my attached photos will tell an even deeper story for you! You won't regret staying here. Tags: LGBT Friendly, Hot Tub, Cabin, Community, Affordable, Nature Tails, Cruising, Gay, Male only, Camping, Campgrounds, Secluded, Friendly Staff read more

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A major disappointment.... No clear path to the creek nor a path to the falls.... Hence the name bluff Creek falls because it's just a bluff.... I would not waste my time nor money ever again read more

Bluff Creek Falls is a great rustic campground. The owners and staff are super guys. They have different fun activities and events. Beautiful swimming pool, wooded areas and walking trails. Plenty of rental cabins and bathhouse facilities. Tool shed is an awesome location for a roll in the hay or group fun with sling, platforms and glory closet. Super fun campground! Charlie read more

What an experience! I never expected to find a campground to be as accomidating, pristine, quiet, as friendly and as full of activity until I stumbled upon Bluff Creek Falls. The crystal clear pool, the hot tub and sauna, the "tool shed" and the community center all were right there. The nature trails were worth exploring. My room was immaculate and very comfortable. The owners made my stay an absolute pleasure. I highly recommend Bluff Creek Falls. read more

My husband and I go to this camp ground on a yearly base, and love it. we enjoy the piece and quit, of being outside. Tim the owner is quit helpful, and seems to always go above and beyond to get you things you need. read more

This is a great place to stay it is unlike any other gate Campground it's very rustic if you don't know what rustic means please look it up this place is wonderful you must visit and stay a few nights I did that and became a full-time residence the place is well kept and great tenants and neighbors and daytime visitors pool is nice and shiny has bath house with heat hot tub it's a very quiet quaint place up in the mountains some people have come and gone and they write reviews that are not good like former residents they lie about things and lies the federal government's trying to get Social Security things like that and when they got put out due to not paying their rent they like to go on Yelp and post bad reviews but overall this place is wonderful read more

Our first two weekends were fun. Each time after that you start to notice the lack of maintenance. Broken Hot tub ,then broken New Hot tub. Showers and bath house dirty and worn. Who puts a round toilet seat on a elongated toilet bowl. I offered to buy new seats but I was told "there is no one to install them". The campground is on a well and during our last stay the water pressure was way down due to filling the pool with a hose. The pool liner was leaking. I started using our fresh water tanks in the RV because the sulfur smell from the Well was horrible.Several weekend guest complained of bed bugs in the cabins. They left early. A neighbor next to us was dumping his black water tanks on the ground. Management was aware and did nothing. Just to much to ruin a getaway weekend. We left! The full time residents seemed nice, but some didn't get along with management which added to the discontent. Several of the full time residents we became friends with had left for good. Not as much fun as it once was . I don't think we will be back. It's a shame because we do have pleasant memories of what Bluff Creek use to be. read more

As a former resident, I can attest to the following review as factual and concise. While the campground may look appealing and to first-timers, as a "magical place," the new wears off very quickly. The real problems don't surface until you get to know the owners better, and you see how run-down the property really is. They call it "rustic," but in this case, "rustic" is an excuse to be cheap,lazy, and do very little in terms of upkeep or improvements. The roads are potholed and washed out. The property is eroding off the mountain, weed riddled, snake infested and over run by ringworm, rats, fleas, ticks, and mice--but the owners call it, "rustic." Cabins are rarely supplied with even the basic necessities, such as light bulbs, but vermin are abundant. Twice, I had guests come to me for mouse traps and light bulbs because they had mice, but NO light in their cabin and the owners were apathetic and unresponsive. I actually had one guest come to my camper, this last September, to use the shower because the bathhouse was nasty and the water was brown. There are several exposed electrical outlets on the property, including at the pool. Fourthly, residents dump their black water onto the property--that is their raw sewage (with #1 and #2 in it). In all honesty, the place is run like a third-world country. First of all, for several years there was very little potable water available. We'd go days without water at all, and when questioning the owners, they were oblivious to the problem--often blaming everyone and everything, except for their own incompetency. While they have a new well online, the old well still pumps sludge from a shallow aquifer with commercial farms hundreds of feet away and private septic tank only fifty to sixty feet away from the well. Secondly, the owners and residents let their mongrel dogs run free to defecate, bark, snap, and snarl at anyone and everyone. I only ever saw two guys pick up after their dogs and one of them walked his little dog on a leash. New visitors are stalked and berated by one of the owner's brindle colored dogs-- nicknamed, "Sybil." The owners never take responsibility for their dogs, saying, "it's the dogs' home." Several visitors or residents' dogs have been mauled by "Sybil" (Actually "Butch"), requiring stitches or surgeries, but the Tim (one of the owners) refuse to acknowledge anything happened. They call it "rustic," but in this case, "rustic" is an excuse to be cheap,lazy, and do very little in terms of upkeep or improvements. The roads are potholed and washed out. The property is eroding off the mountain, weed riddled, snake infested and over run by ringworm, rats, fleas, ticks, and mice--but the owners call it, "rustic." Cabins are rarely supplied with even the basic necessities, such as light bulbs, but vermin are abundant. Twice, I had guests come to me for mouse traps and light bulbs because they had mice, but NO light in their cabin and the owners were apathetic and unresponsive. I actually had one guest come to my camper, this last September, to use the shower because the bathhouse was nasty and the water was brown. There are several exposed electrical outlets on the property, including at the pool. In addition, residents dump their black water onto the property--that is, their raw sewage (with #1 and #2 in it). Oh, yea, one more thing, while I think about it: don't worry about theft--you won't be able to report it to law enforcement, because you have to talk to owners first and they will blow you off. Furthermore, 911 emergency? Forget it. We were forbidden to call 911. We had to call the owners first--the caveat to this is they turn off their phones at night. You are on your own. Finally, if you still want to visit, you better bring cash because otherwise you'll be up-charged on a credit/debit card. With cash, you won't get a receipt, because they "don't keep record of cash transactions--you know why--taxes." I regret ever staying there and warn you to stay away. It is a third-world-country. read more