Five nights at this RV park, which I found searching Passport America and therefore had a 50%…read morediscount on the rate. https://www.yelp.com/biz/passport-america-crestview?hrid=2kEfX4czrwNvR07gbmlaqw They are quite secluded and far enough away from much of the sort of civilization that brings noise, so my stay was very quiet and very peaceful. Once I parked, I was not disturbed by anyone or anything. From the lot where I was parked, there was no access to the park's wifi but I had four bars of LTE on Sprint. The park's water was cold and clean. As clean as the stuff I get out of the tap at my own home. As I mentioned, lot 47 was quiet. It was also level and had a water tap, power hookup and sewer access. I hooked up when I arrived and had no issues at all. One note is that the Harris Speedway is about a mile and a half away. There was some engine noises one evening but it ended by 9ish. It wasn't that loud but I would guess it's louder when they have a full race. http://www.harrisspeedway.com/hms/ [Review 14863 overall, 365 of 2021, number 2818 in North Carolina.]

Very nice people and nicely kept campground with easy and fast access to everything. Nice locationread more

had a great vacation - will be going back stayed in a cabin,…read morehad a screened porch, fire pit. fridge- great for camping!! the park is very clean, lots of activities, lots to do they have themed weekends

We had a bit of a rollercoaster experience during our recent family stay! On the bright side, the…read morekids had a blast with the jump pads, the coaster carts, and mini-golf. The cafe and ice cream were fantastic, and the food overall was a major highlight. However, our arrival and first night were pretty rough. For a $1,000 cabin rental, we expected a much higher standard of cleanliness and preparation. We were shocked to find large roaches on the top bunks and a cabin full of bugs. To make matters worse, despite having a family of four, only one set of sheets was provided, leaving us with nowhere to sleep the first night so our first day here was not a good start since we didn't sleep well, such a bummer. We reported it right away, but had to go back a second time before getting help. There were also a few safety and sanitation issues that raised concerns. The Wibit pads were completely covered in geese poop, and at the waterfront, there were no small life jackets available--leaving a ton of kids wearing oversized jackets with zero staff monitoring the area. My son got a bad cold with ear and sinus infection from the filthy water and swimming in feces. We also received zero info at check-in about the weak Wi-Fi or resort basics. We are making the best of our trip and still plan to enjoy the remaining activities, but management definitely needs to step up cleanliness, safety oversight, and communication. Also the staff came up to me and asked our golf cart number while we were relaxing. That was a bit awkward to me but understand they want to keep tabs on them.

TLDR: campground closed, parking lot open…read more The campground itself is closed. Likely until further notice due to damage from the hurricane. That being said, it still has a small, well-kept parking area where you can park if you are looking to hike up to Mt Mitchell. My partner and I did this recently one Saturday. We got to the parking lot by 6am and were the only ones there. By the time we returned, a little after noon, it was jam packed. Perfect spot if you can get in early enough!

Still closed for several more months. Fishing for Wild…read moretrout was really tough. Beautiful area , not got hot really hard by Helene , still a lot of work to do

A special small family-owned campground with Michael & Kim Yates as hosts. 10 large gravel sites…read morewith full hookups and 30/50/110amps. You also have a large hand-crafted picnic table and a nice fire ring at each site. Free firewood is offered when available. A great fenced dog park is on the premises and our dog just loves going to daily. Included in the daily/weekly rate are water, sewer, electricity, and great free internet! Monthly rates include all the above except electricity which is billed separately. Located in the countryside on 20 green acres near Forest City, NC in Rutheforton County. Close to shopping and restaurants. Nearby attractions of Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, Thermal Belt Trail, and Isothermal Nature Trails. Forest City has a charming downtown with shops and restaurants and a nice farmers market. We have thoroughly enjoyed our extended stay here and really find it hard to leave these peaceful and beautiful surroundings.

From the owner: Yates RV Resort is a small 10 site campground with 9 back in sites and 1 pull through site. We…read moreprovide full hook-up, sewer, water, wi-fi, trash, fire rings, picnic tables and dog park. Each back in site is 35ft wide and 50ft deep. Pull through site is 35ft wide and 45ft long. We have a nature trail on our 22 acres of land to provide exploring. The sunsets are beautiful at night with a glance of the mountain tops. We are located in a quiet area. So if you need a place for business or pleasure please come see us!

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend! Myself, my husband and kids all loved it. So much…read moreto do. Great little fishing spots. Nice pool. Different activities for the kids!

If you're traveling between Charlotte, NC and Greenville, SC.... take a look. I think it's the best…read morekept secret. This is our second time here. It used to be under KOA listing, now it's not. Big rig friendly and staff is very friendly, grounds are kept quite clean. Very easy to maneuver our 43ft Class A Coach. Checked in, they gave me the "Rules & Regs" information, car tag and things of interest in the Gaffney area. We stayed for a week in Premium site #316, overlooking the pond. Simply beautiful!! They have a couple of ducks & geese around but they were not pests. Owners have a routine schedule of feeding them. Fun to watch. There is a section for "longer term stays".... but they were quiet and those we met, as we took walks, were friendly. They have a pool, mini-golf and there are walking trails around the 3 ponds. Careful... use exit #90, the exit GPS says us sometimes closed. Advise that you call the Campground to get construction updates.

Amazing views!!!…read more Came here on a group hike and it did not disappoint! We did the 4 something mile loop from the upper parking lot to the waterfall and back to the parking lot. It is hard! The amount of incline is enough but going up the stairs after resting at the waterfall was dreadful. We survived! The views are OMG!!!!! Wow! Breathtaking at each lookout. The stone is so smooth it almost looks painted. It rained a little at one of our lookout stops and it was such a refreshing experience. Cellphone reception here is super limited and so I want to come back in hopes I'll be able to actually track my hike .

Beautiful hikes and mountains views. Nice picnic area with restrooms available. Several people…read morefishing or playing in the stream. Good place for families.

July 8, 2026... A big shout out to Sean and Rachael who helped us with our RV air conditioner…read moreissue? Although unable to resolve our situation, they provided outstanding customer service diagnostic and assistance. If I was looking for an RV dealership for service or sales in Clarksville Indiana Cunningham RV would be where I would go again.

Beth was awesome. Knowledgeable, friendly and professional. Laundry room, showers, pool, playground…read moreand available outdoor games. Everything was clean too. A clean campground with staff available until around 5pm. The best part was the security cameras. I felt very safe.

The place where the camping experience you always wanted but never imagined lives. Beautiful…read moresurrounds, unique accommodations (ever stayed in a double decker London bus?) campfires, trails, resort style pool and a place for kids to feel free. Our family has now stayed four times, just booked for Emberjam 2027 in a safari tent!

EmberGlow is an amazing high end Glamping/Camping resort! So far we have stayed in a pod and a yurt…read moreand loved both. The pod was just a little small but very well thought out! The 16' yurt was incredible! It was so clean, well appointed, and spacious. The queen bed is super comfy, bathroom lovely, kitchenette had all we needed! We were there during the week and had our whole section of the campground to ourselves and we had the pool completely to ourselves 2 days in a row The 1st night there was a whopping thunderstorm and our yurt was so cozy! Lying in bed watching the lightning through the skylight and hearing the rain on the canvas will always be a favorite memory for us! The whole resort is so well thought out and the people are super sweet! Thank you Nancy for being so kind and accommodating!

Awesome hiking!!!…read more Be prepared for mountains, as described 'Crowders Mnt' Weekends are high traffic. Lots of people getting exercise. They have bathrooms at the visitors center and do sell refreshments inside.

What a day! My sister and I took on this mountain, and it took us 4 HOURS to finish the trail! This…read morehike was no joke. At one point, my sister was literally pushing me with a stick to keep me going. She asked me several times if I wanted to quit...I said, "Hell naw! I'm finishing this shit!" The climb to the summit was brutal, but the views were absolutely incredible and made every painful step worth it. I was SORE the next day, but hey... I finished!

What a gorgeous park, even in the winter time…read more Since it's winter when I visited, I can't review all of the incredible summer time water sports but I know this park can get busy then. Winter was in incredible time to visit, easy parking, a chance to chat with the staff at the visitor center, and walk around. The lake is beautiful. I've heard that this area did get some hurricane/ storm damage but everything needed to drive around is up and running! Make a plan to visit next time you're nearby. It's about 1 hour drive from downtown Asheville.

This has the look of one of those parks formed around a dam. Don't get me wrong; I'm all for…read morehydroelectric power, but artificial lakes always feel like they're lacking a certain mystique. This park had an impressive visitor center and restrooms were open even after it closed, though neighboring water fountains were not functioning on a hot summer day. The trail I selected was rugged and had occasional waterside views, most notably on a footbridge that offered a mountain vista. Cell service was not great for me, and while I'd hoped to do a zoom meeting on the run I had to return to more urban areas. But if you actually want to get unplugged, the people on boats here appeared to be having a good time.