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Apple Valley Travel Park is a senior citizen (55 and over)seasonal park that is open from April 1st to November 1st. It has 88 campsites which is composed of daily, weekly, extended stay (28+ days or more) and seasonal sites. Each with full hook-up for water, sewer and electric. WIFI available. We have 2 large bath houses, a laundromat and recreation room with TV, pool table and library. We also have a dining hall with a capacity for 75 people. (No Tent Camping)
Located approx. 1 1/4 miles off I26 and Historic Hendersonville, we are near 9 golf courses, public swimming and plenty of good places to shop. Apple Valley is located in the heart of apple country where there are many u-pick farms for you to visit. The Biltmore Estate and Lake Lure are less than 30 minutes away. Harrah's Casino, the Cherokee Indian Reservation and the Smokey Mtn. Railroad are only 1 1/2 hours away.
From I-26 take exit 49A heading east on highway 64 toward Lake Lure/Bat Cave. Go 1 1/4 miles and left on Fruitland Road. Apple Valley Travel Park will be on your immediate right after turning onto Fruitland Road.
The owners are very nice, but the place is full of dirt there's just no dry place when it rains! Nowhere to walk your dog, it was neglected! And your jammed in there like sardines!Lot of full-time people who seem to keep up their place nice!
Price is cheaper then most but you get what you pay for. No cable TV even though its advertising it, very poor internet, laundry room is very outdated, gravel parking, trees too close to parking spots, concrete pad is just for a step to get in and out of RV, lots not level and are very small, No vehicle parking. The place is very ran down and outdated.
Booked a stay here and was paying full price for an RV slot. We have a van that is decked out and we do not need electric hookup but happily booked a spot and paid for the upgrade. Was called a few days prior to our trip and was told that our reservation had been canceled because the owners don’t allow camper vans. But, here is the kicker, they allow pop ups and tents. Had to struggle to find something else in time.
Great service from Joann, the manager.
It's clean and quiet.
The showers have lots of pressure and the water is hot.
Only 2 complaints, the WiFi is painfully slow and they need more trash cans placed so that they can be used and not have to be searched for,
The park was quiet, seemed like a retired campground. Rate Per month was 1300 WOW!!! We were just staying a night whilst traveling east. Park can not accommodate anything bigger than a 38 class A. I just had enough room to make the turns, very very tight. Had to unhook the toad, no big deal but you won’t make the turns with it attached. Water psi was good, had 50 amp, cable was also provided. We paid 31 a night with good Sam and Military rate. Would stay again but not on the top of our lists. Glad we did not have our 45 or we would be staying at Pilot.
