Nothing to offer for the price you pay per night. Must pay extra for WiFi. No Cable TV or air…read more(antenna) TV reception. The sites are not level. Fortunately, Brenna saw that we had a 40' Class A so she moved us to a spot she thought was more level. The campground looked like a cow pasture. Grounds are poorly maintained. The good thing was we had FHU w/ 50amp electric.

Beautiful and well maintained park. Good distance between sites. Get the top of the mountain sites…read moreif they are available. The views won't disappoint and in the Fall you'll be blown away by the colors.

Web site states they close at 6:00 I called at 4:30 asking if any spots were available arrival time…read morewas 5, she stated they close at 5 and they will not accommodate us. She told me to come back in the morning so we can stay then. I asked her please we will arrive by 5. She said nope and gave me another campground number to call for the night 45 minutes away. So we found the KOA Down the street and it's cheaper and they actually care about us.

Staying here for 1.5 weeks and love it. The park has trees and grass that are just lovely (from…read moreAZ). They had rented us #27 when we booked and called a day ahead and said that person wanted a couple extra nights and would we take #30, we said ok. I think #30 was perfect. It was at the top of the road and an easy pull through. The park is quiet and friendly. It's under newer management and they seem to be very interested in doing things well. Met both the new owner and manager, both very nice people.

Our stay at Lazy Llama Campground was great! Access was easy for our big rig. It was very clean and…read morepeaceful. The owner was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again. It's very convenient to Auntie Ruth's Donuts & Pretzels and Troyer's Market which is a must have if you're in this area.

Stopped here unplanned when we had a water issue with our RV. Hadn't planned on staying but…read morethankfully Dumplin Valley had vacancy and was able to recommend a mobile Rv repair service too. We stayed one night and they were SO accommodating with a last minute reservation! We pulled in after dark so I was surprised to see the farm like beautiful setting when waking up the next morning. It was a great stay and I was surprised to see the place so empty! We decided maybe we should stay a second night it was so enjoyable. By the time we went down to the office to pay our site was already reserved for the night, so we would have to move spots. Slightly obnoxious since there were only a handful of sites occupied, but we were late to decide so that's our fault. Ultimately we decided that if we had to pack up to move sites then we might as well get back on the road- and so we did. It was still a beautiful, picturesque and farm setting that was peaceful and quiet plus accommodating! They don't have any 'resort' type amenities but power was water are plenty amenities for us!!

I've never stayed here but looking for a place to stay and they don't publish their prices online…read more That's just some bs business practices forcing people to call and I'm dead so that's not an option.

What a nice surprise! We planned a weekend at Mountain stream to finish a 10-day camping tour…read morethrough the region - started in GA, then in TN, finishing in NC... Stumbled on this park because it was located near the Blue Ridge Pkwy and some of the mountain ranges and waterfalls we wanted to explore. We arrived at Mountain Stream on a Thursday afternoon, and Gena was able to check us in quickly and gave us some great advice to getting our 40' long Toy Hauler fifth wheel into lot #3. (Pro-tip: when the owner gives you advice to get into a spot with a large RV, take it... She was spot on with the recommendation.) When we made the reservation several months ago, lot #3 was identified as creek front with no deck, but they recently built a new deck on the creek so that was an added bonus. We were able to set up with both our RV back patio and the spot's RV deck for what was described as a "double decker" by Kevin (also the owner of the RV park). It worked out great for us to be able to sit over the creek on our patio and to use the deck with picnic table for some of our meals. Nice quiet park, with a clean and well kept appearance. They really are putting a ton of work into making it a nice experience for their guest. The shower house bathrooms were clean. It's clear that they are continuing to improve on the park- adding 4 yurts which look like they'll be ready for occupancy soon, as well as a couple of "Imagine" travel trailers for rent. The social pavilion looks pretty recently built, with a large TV w/satellite service (Kevin mentioned the area is packed in football season), a nice fireplace, and plenty of tables. The dog play area is well fenced off and clean, and a good spot for the doggos to do their business. On Saturday, they host a BBQ social- Kevin starts preparing his special pulled pork butt on Thursday so by Saturday night it is so tender. Some of the best pulled pork we have ever experienced. Ever. Like, championship quality pulled pork. Bring your own sides to share with the other guests of the park and make some new friends! A couple of side notes: 1. The road coming up to Mountain Stream is a narrow switch-back type of road... Take your time, it gets treacherous with a large rig, and there are oncoming logging trucks that travel faster than they should 2. We use Verizon cell phones; Verizon has NO cell service within the park so if you need phone service you might want to prepare for people to communicate with you in other means. 3. The internet is pretty limited- the free wifi has enough to send/receive emails, Facebook scrolling (slow) and Facebook Messaging... There is a paid "upgrade" option available, but it's still pretty slow- not enough to stream video or do intensive uploads/downloads. We'll definitely be back!

This place is lovely, an idyllic setting, wonderful hosts, very clean facilities, and a great…read morelocation to explore the area. We spent 2 nights here and loved our site, the deck over the rushing stream was a perfect place to sip coffee in the mornings and whiskey in the evenings. The dog park gave our pup the chance to run free, the clean bathhouses gave us a place to freshen up and the location gave us the ability to explore all Asheville had to offer, climb to the top of Mount Mitchell (the highest point East of the Mississippi) and just enjoy the surroundings. Our site had a full hook up, electric and water (even with temps in the low 20's at night), we had a fire ring (or square), a picnic table perched on the deck, cantilevered over the stream, and lovely (back-in) site with privacy and shade. We can't wait to come back.

Love all of the trees & the creek behind our rv. The office personnel were very helpful and…read morehospitable. We would definitely use this campground again in the future.

This place is so nice and clean. They have good location, easy to go somewhere. I will be back next…read moreyear.

They have a Good Sam sign in the window. When I said I'd like the Good Sam discount they said they…read moreweren't a Good Sam park. I showed them a picture of their sign. They said it shouldn't be there. They then lied and said they gave me the AAA discount. My friend who never requested a discount paid the same as me. I went to Good Sam website and this park is listed as a Good Sam park. Anyway, I still would not recommend staying here. You would be just as well down the road at the Wal-Mart parking lot. This is directly across from a truck stop and the trucks use their exhaust brakes. Very noisy all night long. Then the first night at 5am, 5:30am AND 6am the trash trucks picked up the trash from all the dumpsters in the area. One after another. The last guy must have been in a bad mood. It sounded like a war zone. If that's not enough I will say the lights all around make it seem like daylight. This park is in the middle of a very populated area.

Went to stop for overnite on trip back to ohio in january.Pulling a 33 ft fifth wheel. Very hard to…read morefind , tucked in between a hotel and back of gas station. Station was very busy and there was little to no room to move a truck and trailer.

Beautiful grounds and perfect location for the Spearhead trails!!…read more My family and I love this place!

From the owner: We have 2 sections of campground, 10 full hookup sites on lower section and 18 on top. We also have…read morean access point to Spearhead Trails where you can ride your dirt bike, atv or rzr on over 118 miles of green, red or black trails. Permits for trails available upon request.

We had plans to go to Maine for a summer camping trip, but 2020 was like no I don't think so…read more Instead we booked a trip to the Smoky Mtns! Klaire and Patrick are the sweetest couple managing the property and ensuring everything was just right. They provide quite the hot list of things to do and fav sights to see while staying. We checked out quite a few of their recommendations, and they did not disappoint! We loved that the campground was quaint and not a concrete campground like many others in Gatlinburg. We had sites 24,27, 28, and the papa bear cabin. This was such an amazing spot to post up and social distance from the world! Easy access to remote hikes that are stunning and away from the craziness of downtown Gatlinburg. We would recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great getaway!

What a great spot alongside the Smokies! The owner : management is extra warm…read moreand welcoming. Spots are large with HUGE trees and kept spotless by the staff.

We stayed overnight in a small Class B RV in mid-April, 2024. Reservations were easy through…read moreRecreation.gov. Sites were $18 (non-electric) and $24 (electric). RV and tent camping are both available. It's part of the federal Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. We had non-electric site A-12 which was conveniently near the rest room. It was appropriately sized for us and was on a slight slope; others might need a larger site and to bring leveling blocks. Mid-April was still relatively cold so the campground was quite empty -- and quiet. We were concerned that we might hear traffic from 58 but it was a non-issue. The campground is in Virginia, in close proximity to the point where Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky meet. There are many hiking trails nearby, and it's only a few miles from the visitors center for the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.

In Ewing, Virginia, on Thursday April 17th, Tony and I was driving Rt 58 from the Cumberland Gap…read moreNational Historic Park in Tn into Virginia on our way home to West Virginia for Easter. Rt 58 is the original WILDERNESS ROAD for the Pioneers to travel from East coast out West. We happened to find this massive park and the views of the mountains, the valleys and the scenery was AWESOME...I would love to go here again. We enjoyed the visit. -- at Wilderness Road State Park