The campground has such potential to be a great place. The river is beautiful the location is…read moregreat. The train not a problem and bit of a busy road but that is ok. What is wrong is the care and love in maintaining the campground is non existent. Sent here on a recommendation from someone who had been here years ago. The bathhouse was disgusting has not been cleaned in years, there are several permanent campers in premium spots who's campers have tarps, duct tape and permanently installed window air conditioners. It would take so little to spruce it up with a fire pit, chairs along river and maybe even rake, sweep and maintain sites???

I was not able to stay here as this place was flooded three days before my stay. Airbnb canceled me…read morewith no explanation. That is not the fault of this business. What I did not appreciate was the angry response I received when I contacted them to inquire why my reservation was canceled with very little notice. Understandably this was an uncontrollable event. A simple explanation would have been helpful so I could scramble to find a new place. I am posting this in hopes the property has recovered and the man I spoke with would also understand the difficulties that we faced to secure a new place with no notice. I was polite to him. He was not polite to me.

I had a 40th birthday celebration here. We made reservations a year in advance and informed the…read moreowners that we would be celebrating there. We rented 6 sites close to each other and informed all our neighbors we would be celebrating that weekend. All neighbors had no problems with my group except the owners of the establishment. We have been going there for years now and did not expect the owners to have such a problem with us. We were told to be quiet two ours before quiet time each night while our neighboring campers had not heard us. We feel we were targeting for no reason. Would never go there again even though we have been going for years prior. A friend of mine posted a review and the owner deleted it. The owner doesn't like people and should not be working this business. If I could do a negative 5 review I would!!!!!!! Never again

We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to Indian Creek Campground! Serene atmosphere. The creek…read moreside site was exceptional... level, clean and gorgeous. Laundry Room and Bathhouse were both clean and orderly. Campground was quiet and well kept. The owners and entire team were friendly and caring. Yep... we are booked for next year!

This place is wonderful! The couple that owns the camp site are also awesome people! They have lots…read moreof options from camp site pads, to an open field, or if you want something more in the woods they have sites that are more secluded. There is also a creek that runs through the camp as well. Lots of opportunities near by; fishing, hiking etc. Overall our experience was wonderful and we 100% plan on coming back!

we love this place! we've come twice, once in october and this march! both times were wonderful. we…read moredrive from jacksonville to camp out here. the hosts are so nice and accommodating, they have bathrooms and showers available! we will definitely be coming back soon:)

Some people really need a reminder that hospitality starts with being hospitable…read more We were staying at Bear Creek in Asheville and drove around the campground because we were unfamiliar with the property and wanted to see the amenities. A woman in a white Toyota 4Runner followed my daughter extremely closely until my daughter pulled over and let her pass. Hours later, the same woman pulled up beside my daughter at our campsite and approached her with a very rude attitude. When my daughter recognized her as the woman who had been following her earlier, she said she was "just checking the place" because she was the owner's daughter. That may be true, but it certainly doesn't excuse the way she treated a paying guest. There are ways to check on your property without making guests feel uncomfortable or unwelcome. Being the owner's daughter is not a free pass to be disrespectful!!! GREAT JOB BEAR CREEK !!

It's Memorial Day weekend. The pool is not been open the bathrooms underneath the office smell like…read moresewer and my husband saw two mice running around in the bathroom while he was in there we asked for a space that was handicap friendly for my dad. He's 85 and on a walker and we literally got a horrible spot compared to all the nice flat spots across from us.

We spend time here every summer and love Cross Creek. They have the best customer service we've…read moreexperienced. The sites are generous, the WiFi rocks, and cable tv is excellent. There's so much to do in the area and Cross Creek is right in the middle of it.

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!

We had a great visit at the Appalachian Pond Campground! We had discovered the campground on-line…read moreand booked a campsite. We arrived in a rainstorm and Sarah suggested their "glamp"-site. The glamping was really nice-- set up in a livestock trailer (yes, you read that right), but this "red roof inn" was very comfortable-- equipped with a regular bed and kept us warm and dry. While there, we also did check the campsites out-- very nice and remote if you want to get away. The property also has a cottage/cabin that we already think about when the weather gets cooler. Sarah and John took great care of us and really went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The location is great to reach the Smoky Mountains NP or to get into Pisgah National Forest, or just relax by the pond!

Dylan the owner operator and his crew are truly awesome. They make us feel welcome and provide a…read morewell maintained nice place to stay. There is dog run, a laundrymat, a little store with a free library. You can go down to the creek where guests have access. The water is city water unlike other campgrounds near by who have really bad well water. A plus is also that we have super 5G reception here for our internet router. The campground also has basic free internet to stay connected. The rates are reasonable especially the weekly and monthly rates if you want to stay a season. We ended here the first time by accident, but we returned gladly and will do so again. Thanks Dylan for your hospitality.

Its good but more like an neighborhood. But everyone is…read moreactually nice and there are buckeyes that I like to collect down by the river.

Truly divine experience, THE BEST vacation rental experience my husband and I have EVER had!…read moreStaying in the Cloud 9 home was like staying in a childhood home for the holidays or the warmth of staying with a beloved grandparent. The home is truly very well cleaned and maintained and keeps all of the charms that a loved one would keep in a family home. Each bedroom had a theme which just tugged at the heart to love it a little more. The master bed was spacious and has a hot tub on the back porch just steps from the room. We enjoyed it almost every night! The heating in the bathrooms is a real treat to keep it warm post shower. We found the kitchen to be fully stocked for last minute platters needed for holiday cookies or a container to serve a rotisserie chicken in. The array of cups and glasses was vast and my favorite find were the vintage soup mugs to use for morning oatmeal! The patio and sheltered outdoor dining area are excellent to use and so incredibly functional it put us in awe. We had dinner every night at sunset with our families in the covered dining area. The sunsets are truly exceptional and the outdoor and new dining area are prime viewing spots. We used the fire table and hot tub on a nightly basis. The deck is so functional, it still has me in awe. The whole home's functionality and flow is just fantastic and we could not have been blessed with a better home to spend the holiday visiting family. We stayed with two dogs one of whom is handicapped and unable to use her hind legs. The access to grass for the dogs and sheer joy they experienced laying out on the deck in the winter sun warmed our hearts and truly brought joy to our furbabies. Every afternoon they would lay in the outdoor dining area and watch the chickens graze like it was doggie tv. Just happily observing. The whole vibe, energy and love of Cloud 9 just fit with our vibe. Any leftover food went into a bag in the freezer we kept for the chickens to peck at. They have a list of what the local area recycles so we could place in the proper trashcans. This truly fit in with our family's practices and beliefs and was refreshing to be somewhere that embraced this. Hearing about the passive heating the father who designed the home employed in the building and experiencing the sun warming the home on crisp winter days was a special and joyful time. The light pouring into the home only added to the warmth and charm which had us head over heals in love with Cloud 9. I would not hesitate to return, recommend to anyone and certainly am happy with the value. Janet was a gracious, present and communicative host. We are so very very happy we chose to spend our Christmas at Cloud 9! P.S. At Christmas Janet assembles and decorates the cutest and most heartwarming tree in the family living room. It was gorgeous and made our stay that much more lovely and holiday themed.

The last stop on our You Pick adventure day. Only 25 minutes…read morefrom home, this is the perfect place to bring the boys when they need to be out of the house. Grab a cut open milk jug from the shack and get to picking. You might even see Janet working in the field like we did. Kind and extremely helpful, she gave my littlest a jug and pointed us in the right direction. It was a hot summer day so we didn't stay forever but we still managed to pick enough blueberries for pancakes, muffins and scones. Payment is by the honor system so bring your cash and dollar bills. An entire milk jug is $16 - I wouldn't know what to do with that many berries! We probably picked about 2 pints worth and gave $5 to the money jug. Next year I will pay more attention to when the raspberries ripen in early June.