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

Long term rv and tiny home resort. Spacious lots! WiFi included. 3 months minimum. Laundry, private…read moredock on Lake Hartwell, boat storage, bathhouse, mailbox, hiking trail, dog park, community center, and more!

Lived there for 4 months, loved it. A bit tricky to get into the upper lots with a large RV, but…read moreeveryone was really helpful and made life easy. I recommend it! Only issue is cell service is weak and Internet services are a little slow.

Beautiful view of River Sites are close together and short…read moreBathhouse was very clean Wigwams for rent to sleep in are really cute

We came just few weeks after area was hit by hurricane Helene. They got it quickly back up and…read morerunning. They have gorgeous spots right on the river and I could hear the river as I slept and it was so soothing!! The owners are wonderful people and really want campers to enjoy every aspect of their stay. They came out when we came in to help us back camper in our spot. It's very close to town like 5 min drive but felt out in country. Our spot had a picnic table and fire pit. They have a pretty good size bath house with vending machines and at as use washers and dryers which would be good for long stays! Shower stalls were individual bathrooms for privacy .. updated and very clean. We came before Halloween and it had decor for the holiday.. you could stay in camper, they had cabins, and tepees for unique stay. Most were damaged by storm but will be ready for following year. I thought that was really interesting.. i read reviews from previous years about wifi being terrible but we didn't have that issue. We didn't really spend all day at campground we came to see and spend time in the area so we were only using wifi at night and in morning with coffee. I would highly recommend this campground.. it was a great stay and I hated to leave.

We take a yearly camping trip the weekend of Halloween and chose River Vista as a new site this…read moreyear. I'm glad we did! Check in was seamless and Megan is the young lady who assisted me. She was professional, polite and a pleasure to work with. We used the doggy park for our babies. The site was quiet and beautifully maintained. There were burning bushes planted through out the site that were bright & a sight to behold. The price to stay was reasonable and worth the drive. Go enjoy!

This review is based on my impressions from a visit to the RV park to see family - I have not…read morestayed at the park myself. if you're an RV'er, there's a lot to like about this park. It seems pretty evenly divided between available rental spaces and spaces that are privately owned - many of the privately owned spaces are landscaped and hardscaped. In addition, there are cabins available to rent (this seems unusual to me, but perhaps normal for RV parks?) From my observations on the day we visited, the park was clean and very well maintained - grass and shrubs neatly trimmed. The park has good amenities, including swimming pools and a fitness center...there's also a fairly large clubhouse available to use for special events, but as we didn't go in, I can't speak to the facilities or condition of interior. River Vista is dog friendly, and has an off-leash space for the puppers to play. The location of the park is it's biggest asset - right in the north Georgia mountains so the scenery is beautiful. It's only a few minutes from Dillard, so it's convenient to some local shopping, grocery stores and restaurants. The family members we visited have stayed here multiple times and rate it as one of their favorite places to stay.

This was a very clean well kept little slice of mountain heaven. The hospitality was amazing…read more Melissa makes you feel like an old friend verses just another customer. We will definitely stay there again.

I hate to say it because I want to keep it a secret but Blue Ridge Falls is the best RV Park in the…read moreHighlands/Cashiers/Brevard area. It's so nice and very peaceful. The creekside lots are my favorites. It is located very close to Lake Toxaway. The owners themselves manage the campgrounds and they are both delightful. Well again I always hate spilling the beans but if you don't love this quaint campground you need to sell your RV.

We were on our way from FL to NC and just needed a place to stay for the night. Very nice, clean…read moreplace. Linda was very gracious and helpful, gave us a place on the end. We had a front row seat for the firefly party in the lot next door - never seen so many.

The good Grounds are well kept and clean…read moreThe staff I dealt with were friendly and helpful. WiFi sucks, but the guy who took us to our sight went and got a loaner router from the office and helped hook it up. Office, clubhouse, pool area and facilities were all very nice and new. The pads are concrete are fairly level. The bad Or original site was someone's driveway. There was a tree overgrowing the driveway on the same side I had to back that made it a challenge to get into the sight. Once in the tree dropped crap all over our toad. The view from our right side window was the side of the building who's driveway we had parked in. My awning almost touched the building and there was very little room outside of our door. The WiFi here didn't work, nor did the cable connection for the tv. They did move us at our request to another open sight. So if you're planning on coming here you have to specifically ask if you're going to be in someone's driveway, because they won't offer that information and the site map doesn't show which lots have buildings on them. If you're looking for peace and quite, this is not the place for you. There is ongoing constructing between the heavy equipment clearing the property for more sites, or the constant banging of people repairing or having new permanent units worked on. Overpriced at $70.00 a day plus extra to be on the creek. We found a much nicer, quieter place in Hiawasee for 35.00 a night with riverfront sights at no extra cost. There's a reason for the 30 day cancellation notice. We tried to get out of our second week to go somewhere else, but they wouldn't allow it. Needless to say, we won't be back. The ugly There was nothing I would rate as ugly here. Just not the place for us ever again.

This is the best RV park I've ever experienced, and I've been on campgrounds for over 40 years. It…read moreis quiet, private, and we enjoyed the peace and "hand off" approach of the host. Fire rings and picnic tables are great. Suzanne's hospitality was spot on.

From the owner: At the intersection of comfort and convenience lies Speckled Trout River Club. Our spacious, full…read morehook up RV Sites are nestled along the beautiful Tuckasegee River. Less than a mile from Western Carolina University, 10 minutes drive from Sylva, NC and a half hour drive from Highlands/Cashiers and/or Bryson City/Cherokee, NC; you have access to a multitude of restaurants, shopping, lakes, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking, tubing, or simply relaxing in the crisp mountain air. * 5 - Spacious, 20' X 60', Graveled RV Sites * Easy Access, Riverfront * Full Hook Up - Water, Sewer, 30 & 50 Amp Service * Free Wi-Fi

We are wrapping up our first trip here to Willow Valley Resort in Rabun Gap and we have enjoyed…read moreevery minute of it. The owners are very accommodating and have really made our stay more enjoyable. Nice clubhouse with plenty of kids activities. Clean pool and patio area for hanging out and cooling off. Gravel sites are level and easy to pull into. Sites are spacious and give you plenty of room to set up all your gear. The bathhouse is kept very clean and has plenty of room to get cleaned up after a long day of camping. Surrounded by mountains, the scenery is excellent as well. Playground and outdoor games for the kids with smooth asphalt roads for bike riding. If you need it, there is plenty of shopping nearby within just a short drive. We have already booked for our next trip in October and can't wait to be back. Kudos to the staff at Willow Valk

From the owner: We provide great customer service from Check-in to check-out. Guided service to your site!read more

Nice, quaint small, and hospitable campground/RV park Small…read morebut usable, bathrooms, and clean showers walking trails catch a release pond. Seems nicely shaded. It's a bit hard to find so take your time when you first turn off 64! We'll go back again

This has got to be the nicest small RV Park we've ever stayed. Amenities you don't see at the large…read morecrowded parks. Catch and release bass and brim pond fishing. Trout fishing from the creek. Fishing gear provided if necessary. Even trout fishing from another pond catch and cook to your liking for a nominal fee. Fire wood daily to your site and clean quaint bath house.

I recently had the opportunity to attend a fantastic outdoor concert alongside the river at River…read moreFall Resort in Lakmont Georgia this past weekend. I have been coming here for years and have had many great memories made here with my family, combined with the camping experience and/or staying in a cabin, the experience has always exceeded all expectations as the staff there has always planned different events for all age groups each time. The staff are amazing and are always available. The location of the concert was simply breathtaking. Set against the backdrop of a flowing river, the stage was perfectly positioned to encapsulate the beauty of nature. The sound quality was exceptional, and the acoustics were surprisingly great considering the open-air setup. Overall, this outdoor concert by the river and camping experience was truly unforgettable. The combination of incredible music, breathtaking scenery, and the chance to immerse oneself in nature made for an extraordinary weekend. I would highly recommend River Falls to anyone who appreciates the great outdoors, and the joy of creating lasting memories.

We stayed in the Rushing Waters Treehouse at River Falls at the Gorge and had a fun visit overall…read more The cabin is cute, rustic, and feels fairly new. One of the unique features is that the back deck has large tree trunks coming through the floor and roof. They add to the treehouse atmosphere, although they aren't actual live trees and do sway, so don't plan on hanging a camping hammock from them. One thing to know before booking is that there's a short hike down to the cabin from the parking area, about 1-2 minutes on a downward slope trail with rocks. We packed light, so it wasn't an issue, but it could be an unpleasant surprise for elderly guests or anyone bringing heavy luggage. The treehouse cabin next door, River Pines, has a shorter walk, and the other regular cabins have parking at the cabin. The back deck overlooks the river as well as a few long-term RV sites. There is a path behind the cabin leading toward the river, but the waterfront areas directly behind the cabin are occupied by the leased RV sites. To access the river, walk to the right toward the tubing entrance, or continue past the playground and bathhouse to the main riverfront common area, which is also a convenient tubing exit point. There's parking near the common area, making it easy to bring coolers, chairs, floats, fishing supplies and other gear for an afternoon by the water. The tubing was the main event and very relaxing. The website listing is somewhat vague, but the cabin does include linens (sheets and bath towels), kitchen basics (dishes, utensils, cookware, dish wash basics), a refrigerator, small oven/stove, microwave, toaster, broom and charcoal grill. Bring your own pool towels and shower essentials. A few downsides: there is no fire pit, only 1 parking spot, and the main bedroom mattress has poor support and dips in the middle. Some arcade machines were broken or took quarters without working. The biggest drawback was the value. Our stay came out to more than $600 for two nights after the cleaning fee. The $95 cleaning fee felt steep considering guests are asked to wash and put away dishes, leave the cabin tidy, and take out trash. This price would be worth it if it had designated river access directly behind the unit. The campground is largely RV residential. Overall, it's a unique and enjoyable place to stay, especially if you're visiting nearby Tallulah Gorge State Park. We enjoyed our stay as a one time experience. The front office staff were very friendly and accommodating. Our friends stayed in the honey bear cabin, which was about a 10 min walk from Rushing Waters. Although not as charming or spacious as Rushing Waters, we liked their screened porch, extra bedroom and easy access as you can park right in front of it. Plus, it has a firepit.