This campground is under new ownership as of 2018. Reviews prior to that may be posted under this…read morecampground name but do not apply currently. At the risk of losing the benefits of having this campground nearly to ourselves, we feel compelled to give the new owners the highest accolades. They are extremely responsive and have really spiffed things up. The campground itself is quaint and lovely, with a good size creek running through it and bordering the Valley River on one side. It is easy access just off Hwy. 74 outside of Marble (between Murphy and Andrews). The family who runs the campground is anxious to please, and it is relected in their outstanding customer service. When we first hooked up, there was an issue with the 50 amp breaker. We hooked up to the 30 amp and called to let Patrick know. He had an electrician over the next day to fix it even though we told him there was no rush. The owners have a large family, and the kids help with grounds cleanup several times a week. It is a refreshing reminder that there are young people who still see the value of working hard and contributing to a common goal. The campground is in a great location for exploring Murphy, the Nantahala area, the scenic railroad, the casino, multiple mountain lakes, the Great Smoky National Park, and is not far from Blairsville/Hayesville shopping. In short, we love this little gem of a campground!

Very cute and quaint place to relax and listen to the stream constantly flowing very well…read moremaintained with lots of flower gardens thru out the campground, we would definitely recommend and would go back The owners walked around greeting us as we sat by fireside , really nice people

WE LOVED ENOTA!…read more Here's the thing guys there are lots of mixed reviews but I'm gonna set you straight! If you want a swimming pool, perfectly manicured sites, organized activities, "RV Park" amenities, a ton of restaurants in driving distance and to pay hundreds of dollars to be entertained by theme parks, putt putt, boat rentals, etc-this is NOT the place for you. If you want to stay connected to the outside world, this IS NOT the place for you. HOWEVER, Enota means, "Healing Land" and it is EXACTLY THAT. I am leaving feeling rested, refreshed and less stressed. If you are looking for peaceful, calm, old school serenity and a connection to the earth, this IS the place for you. If you are looking to feel the souls of the ancient Cherokee tribes that lived here and to put your feet in the crystal clear stream waters and hike the lush green forest to the dozens of waterfalls this IS the place for you. If you are looking for a place let your kiddos be safely free range kids this IS the place for you. If you are looking to disconnect with technology and reconnect with humans, this is the place for you! There is no WiFi, no organized activities, no cell phone service, no swimming pool, no paved roads, no gas station within 15 miles, no store within 15 miles, no cable hook up. Sound like hell? DON'T GO. What there IS is the most beautiful, lush, green forest you have ever been in. There is water EVERYWHERE-next to your site, next to the road, EVERYWHERE, there is a cute little lodge that sells essentials(ice, firewood, light groceries), there are shallow creeks & swimming holes safe enough for even the littlest kiddo, there are bunnies, chickens, horses & pigs, there are in ground trampolines and playgrounds,there is A SEWER HOOK UP AND CONCRETE PADS IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE!!!! WHAT?!! There are trees to put your hammocks up, there is bath houses with plenty of showers and laundry. Our kids(14,10,8) ran free and half naked all weekend. Campers, the owner of this site loves the land. She told me she worked for God and my heart exploded. She really should call it Enota RESERVE because that's exactly what she's doing. Reserving the land as it should be. The history of the place is so super cool-ask her about it! But if you can't go and appreciate the natural state of it, there are plenty of RV parks right down the road. WE LOVED EVERY SINGLE SECOND! And we will be back.

05/01/26 ** READ MOST CURRENT REVIEWS !! ** MOST ARE YEARS…read moreOLD - DO NOT TRUST PICS ON WEBSITE This used to be a Spiritual (Native American), beautiful place. Due to owners GREED, irresponsible caretaking and ABUSE of Volunteers it is a crying shame .... overpriced tent sites, bagged rotting molding garbage around, decaying and molding RV's scattered around property (EPA needs to get involved due to leaking fluids on ground and eventual release into creek), decaying lodge and deck - fell through boards on deck, moldy stinking cabins, junk yard with cars (you will see coming in to property), no garden, no farm animals except one loose pig/hog, 2 loose dogs . Creator, Grandfathers and Grandmothers are Spiritual overseers; I hope/pray/sage Creator and Grandfathers and Grandmothers will protect this land and get new own(ers). You will reap what you sow and how how you abuse and treat people. DO NOT SUPPORT and waste your money on the place. Sad - but true.

Pleasant area to rest and enjoy the Highlands. Heads up- no uber or Lyft but the walk is only about…read more15-20 mins to main area. Lots of good restaurants but grab reservation early. Site is well groomed, quiet and care taker pleasant. Does have some road noise but not too bothersome. If you have a large group and want to use fire place and outdoor grill I'd grab space 4. Space 2 has large grass area for private pet waking. 3 tucked away under tree shade. 5 I believe for larger units and 1 prob offers most privacy. Enjoy your stay.

Enjoyed our 2 night stay. Had space 3 which offered tree cover. Clean and well cared for. No Ubers…read moreor Lift so be prepared to walk to town

My husband started going to this campground when he was 14 (He is in his 50's now). I started…read moregoing with him in 1992. We love this place and the surrounding communities. Great family (and dog) friendly campground. Beautiful river runs through camp for tubing, fishing or just splashing. Nice fire pit area in community hall. Clean bathhouse. Nice wooded sites. Love this campground

My boys and I had a wonderful 2 night, 3 day stay in Cabin 4…read more Check in was smooth! The cabin had two bedrooms, a living room area with a table/seating, one bathroom with shower and a kitchen. The kitchen has a microwave, large fridge, keurig with pod dispenser or brewed coffee. There are four plates, four bowls and silverware for four people. We opted to bring plasticware for ease and use paper plates. We also brought a pizza cutter, which I'm glad we did. We were supplied with two rolls of TP and a towel/washcloth for up to four people. There are cooking utensils in drawers and a holder by stove. However the utensils in the holder by the stove had sugar ants. I didn't encounter any other big issues in the cabin, but you're in the woods...I was surprised we didn't see more. Cabin 4 has a beautiful sitting area with Adirondack chairs and a fire pit which made for relaxing evenings. The cabin is located right on the lake and we were able to set up for fishing and hang a hammock easily. My only complaint is that the cabin is supposed to come with a kayak, at no charge. We were told the kayaks had not arrived. In this situation it would have been nice to be given the option to use one at the store for no charge. This was not offered not did they allow. If we are not receiving all the items as listed then a discount or alternative option should be provided to guests. The pedal boats are $10/hr. On the site it said must be 16 to ride solo, however when renting we were told anyone in the boat had to be 16+. Another bit of information that should be corrected on their site. Luckily we made it work and they were accommodating. The store has ice cream, snacks, drinks and Knick knacks. Even firewood if you forget yours. All in all, it was a beautiful time and we made great memories!

My wife booked a cabin on the lake for our anniversary at Oconee State Park. We were quite…read moresurprised at how nice the cabin was considering it's a state park. It was well maintained and had newish appliances and plenty of cookware, cutlery and other essentials but we had brought our own anyway. Cabin #4, built in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, has a back patio area with two Adirondack chairs, fire pit, and a charcoal grill. The grill is sufficient but next time I'd bring a kettle grill. The park has several hiking trails which seemed to be fairly easy. Unfortunately, we didn't go hiking because my wife broke her arm prior to us getting there. They also offer kayak, canoe, and pedal boat rentals. Overall we had a good time.

My friends and I camped here over Memorial Weekend and really enjoyed our experience! The host was…read morereally accommodating when we needed help getting our fire going by lending us paper towels. There was access to firewood and bathrooms, and the best part, a stream ran right behind our camp site. There's also a nice cat named Tom there to greet you. It's a beautiful destination and I'd recommend camping here, as you're sure to have a good time!

Just camp there for Thanksgiving, campground is by foot Hill of the mountain near the state road,…read moreeasy to find. All campside pretty much by the creek which is super nice to hear. Overall is a very basic and simple camp side , most of camper has a RV. The restroom is simple nice and clean and warm. One things I don't like it's by the road and if you didn't camp in RV, prepare to hear all car noise. Also is a very simple camp side so do not expect to have a small shop in there if you have to buy essential, camp is not far from dollar general. No play ground for kids. Overall it's a nice place to just chillax.

10-STARS in my opinion! We had the BEST experience renting an RV from Windy Sky RV. Torri is the…read moreBEST! We rented a beautiful Alliance Paradigm 382rk that is always parked at the River Vista RV Park in Dillard GA (GREAT PLACE). The RV is a 2023 BUT it looks brand new as they take such good care of it. It was spotless when we arrived and everything worked perfectly. The kitchen is HUGE and the King bed was so comfortable! Torri was so easy to reach when we had questions and made the entire process seamless. We absolutely loved the River Vista RV park- most are Full time owners and they are the nicest folks you'll ever meet. If you want to experience RV living you should rent this RV at River Vista, you'll have a blast! We can not wait to come back!

MONEY HUNGRY.FEES FEES AND MORE FEES. Don't waste your time and money. Better to go private.You…read morewill have a much better experience. No discount for this disabled veteran!

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.