Reviews

Cindy Harris

We stayed here for one night as we were heading home from a long cross country road trip. This was by far the nicest of all places we stayed. Very clean and nice flat sites. Staff were super nice and helpful. My only disappointment was a large amount of dog poo was right beside our site where we hooked up, and we had to dodge the already flattened piles. Regardless, we would come back for a longer stay when we want to visit the Maggie Valley area.

Terry Barnes

This is one of our favorite campgrounds! Everyone is so friendly, the staff is amazing, the campground is kept clean and well manicured and the cook-out and other events were a special treat! We've been three years in a row and can't wait to go back again!

Mike McNulty

One of the nicest, well-run campgrounds I've ever stayed at. The grounds and sites are meticulously groomed by staff that seem happy to be there. A lovely creek -with access behind the campgrounds. Clean, cobweb-free electric pedestals- level, properly installed sewer connections. Friendly, helpful staff. * Private, spacious, *clean restroom/shower facilities attached to a well-appointed meeting room that includes a laundry room ($2 a load). Family friendly events (fishing lessons, hot dog night etc) at "Bear Park" where I enjoyed a free Father's Day waffle/bacon breakfast.Highly recommend!

Robin Costner

Creekwood Farms was so quiet and very enjoyable. Our check in was easy and the staff was very friendly. The grounds are definitely well maintained. Even though we did not use the showers I must say for a campground they were very large and clean! I was impressed! Hope to return again!

Michael Ward

We spent the night on our way south and we definitely are going to return. The park was clean, full service and a beautiful spot right on a rolling creek. We saw kids tubing down the creek having a great time, and the ice cream social was a huge hit with our grandson. Staff were outstanding, so kind and considerate.

Jennifer Hendry

The most amazing bathrooms/showers we have experienced. Great campground. The only negative is there isn't anything to do in a walkable distance from the campground.

Sarah Lima

We spent spring break in Waynesville, NC so we could do some hiking and visit the Biltmore House. This campground was centrally located and extremely quiet. The most shocking part of our stay was the cleanliness and comfort of the bathhouses. With 5 of us in one unit we typically fight over who has to use the campground amenities versus who gets the hot water in the the trailer. These were nicer, warmer, and cleaner than anywhere we have stayed at in 20 years. Additionally, they were actually smart enough to space campers in every other site giving a nice feeling of less people until the weekend when it fills up. The front office knows the area and helped us greatly in planning hikes. Top notch campground when we come back to the area we will be back.

Crystal G

EDIT: The manager just called me and was extremely rude addressing some of the concerns in my post. She did address some damage my children caused which we did not know about, but her attitude was extremely unprofessional. We stayed in one of the camping cabins. If you are thinking about staying here when it’s really cold, you may want to reconsider. There is heat/ac, but it is not sufficient when it’s below 35 degrees outside. We considered leaving because we were so cold the first two nights of our stay. There was a large crack under the door that was letting cold air in as well. I realize its a cabin, but it was super, super cold. I will say that the cabin was very clean and very well stocked. One major problem we encountered was we had inquired about charging our electric car at our site beforehand, and there was no mention of any charges. When we got there - they wanted to charge us $10/hr to charge it. We paid the $10, but it barely made a dent.. so it would have been very very expensive. We ended up having to drive to Asheville to the Tesla Supercharger. Also, the shower is very small - so if you are 6 foot tall or taller, you will have to hump over. We did enjoy the clubhouse area and playing games in there with family, and the public restrooms/showers are very clean and the employees were very friendly. The stream is really pretty & the grounds are probably beautiful when the trees have leaves. Overall, I don’t think we would stay here again in one of the cabins.

Sharon Mester

We selected Creekwood Farm at the last minute due to bad weather. They were very nice even though the office was getting ready to close. Big rig friendly with level gravel sites. Didn’t use any of the amenities but great cable and internet. Would definitely stay again.

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Campground has lovely stream and there was no road noise. There was a very large group, several families, who were outside of the cabin I rented for my friend - they were in the pavilion until 2:15am partying with no regard for any other campers. Granted it was New Years eve but you'd think that by 12:30 or even 1am they would consider others around them. Literally every single word and laugh could be heard as if you were sitting there drinking/partying next to them! There is no one in the office and no number to call for assistance with this. You are just left to endure. I asked someone who worked there (since no one was in the office that day) what we can do to prevent that again. He just laughed a condescending laugh and said there's nothing that can be done really. So before spending your hard earned money decide if you want to have any sleep or not. Others are allowed to party right next to you without any recourse. In addition there was a young male who wandered through several peoples sites including ours. Again no recourse, there is no one there to help you. Strange place, not a welcoming vibe, no one in charge or handling any situations, no linens for one of the beds in the cabin, door in cabin to porch completely broken...would not recommend. Spent $630 for the weekend between my site and my friends cabin, would be happy to spend that elsewhere next time! A shame as we don't live far and enjoyed the proximity to Asheville.