Cross Creek RV Park

Wren O

Love this place. Nice wide sites, quiet, easy n and out, close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, waterfalls, creeks, eateries, larger cities, hiking trails, attentive park hosts, firewood and fire rings available, off the beaten path of SOCO Rd. Very laid back and welcoming area. We’ve been here many times in the last few years.

Linda Perry

Backed up to the creek. Beautiful weather. I do not want to go home.

Chris Mills

Well, settling in after a long weekend at Cross Creek RV Park. I must say that we were a little apprehensive after reading some of the reviews. With that being said, what a great place to stay. From the arrival until we left, could not have been ANY better. The arrival crew was very friendly and helpful getting us parked. (We had four 43-45 ft coach’s). The owner could not have been anymore accommodating or professional. The sites were absolutely beautiful. I’m not one for leaving reviews, good or bad; but felt lead to leave one. We will DEFINITELY be back. Thanks so much Cross Creek RV Park, keep up the good work!!

Terri Alves Pagliuca

Pretty much right in the heart of Maggie Valley beautiful view. Great location !extremely quiet park, adult only . well maintained good pavilion for gathering. Washing available. Dog friendly and large dog area to play. No pool . RV lots are pretty tight not alot of privacy at all. Very reasonable rates!

Michael Shelley

This campground is in nice location and is very shady! However there are very narrow gravel lots for campers, the staff will meet you to tell you exactly how to back into gravel slot. Took us 5 pull ups and backups over grass that was wet from the rainstorm. However had I been allowed to park our camper I could have got it in on first attempt by pulling into gravel space directly in front of our slot. Then we were told to not park on grass, especially when wet! Considering that there is only space for one vehicle parked crossways in front of your camper. When 2 campers are in place with their vehicles parked correctly then this only leaves space for one vehicle to pass through the road for those camping spaces. I can understand if it is raining and the guy that helped us park said it was very important to stay off the grass especially when it rains. But then I had to turn around to pick up another friend who was sick in their camper , 2 campers down, I had to go to Cross road at end of street to turn around, I clipped the corner strip of grass perhaps 2 feet while I turned around. By the time I got back to the camper, there was Karen-unfriendly/angry camp guard who had ran down to inform me that I had drove over the grass and that the owner would kick us out for driving on the grass. Then this morning the grass control staff came down and moved our camping rug over onto gravel and off the grass. The man came over to our friends camper to state 'y'all know why I am here- you can't have your camping rug on the grass because you are killing it'. Nevermind that he was carrying a weed eater as the were murdering (mowing) the grass! Unbelievable!! Never again will we be camping here!!