We have vacationed here for many years. The new owners seem to be trying to make an effort to clean the place up by renovating the main bathhouse. Our first trip here was in June. Terrible wind storm, of course not the campground's fault. The kids enjoy the play area and the creek for tubing. In June, the play area had no swings, just sand to play in. The main bath house was under construction; the second one was nasty, water will not drain out of the showers, 2 people cannot shower at the same time due to water pressure and temperature, the creek banks were covered in DOG POOP, which you had to walk through to get into the water, this is a pet friendly park, which means some continuous campers let their dogs run free to scare the kids. In July, the bathhouse was in the same condition, they did work on it while we were there, so they are trying. Dog poop was all cleaned up. Swings were hung. We ended up in the same camp spot each time. They are all nice, large, shaded spots,but the ones on the creek are the nicest. It seems that they save the BEST for the highest paying customers. We will try it again once the bathhouses are complete, I think they are on the right track. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground has 60 sites and 48 are reserved during the summer months for seasonal campers. Unlike many campgrounds with a large seasonal population, most of these sites are attractive and well-maintained and the seasonal residents were friendly. The campground is located along the bank of the North Toe River but most of the 22 riverside sites were occupied by seasonal campers – only one was available when we arrived. The interior roads are gravel and well-maintained. All sites are gravel or grass and some have a concrete patio. All sites are level. There are 6 very large pull-through sites that can accommodate the biggest rigs. The bathhouse and restrooms are old but clean and in good repair. A small laundry is outside under a roof. Several swings and a small basketball court are available for children. The common grounds are grassy and neatly mowed. A weak (one or two bars) cell phone signal is available. No cable TV was available and no local channels were picked up by my RV antenna. Linville Falls and the Blue Ridge Parkway are 9 miles away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.