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From jct I-40/ I-26 and I-240: Go 4 mi NE on I-240, then 5 3/4 mi N on US 19/23/70/I-26 Future (exit 21), then E to US 19, then 1/2 mi S on US 19 Bus., then 1/4 mi W on Old Marshall Hwy, then 1/4 mi SW on Appalachian Village Rd.
Aside from the beautiful views, they are absolutely gorgeous, I am giving a 5 star for Jason going above and beyond helping us figure out an issue we were having with our RV.
Thanks for all your help!!
**It is so great that a nice viewing area is available for all who do not have the premium sites!! We really enjoyed watching the sunset and visiting with other campers!!
What a GEM! They deserve the great publicity... but, you know we all want to keep these great places to ourselves too! Helpful staff. Incredible views. Really enjoyed being here & would definitely return!
This is our second time camping here. First time back in 2017. Both times, we got the same tent site, T7. We love it. T7 is secluded and out of the way from everything else. It’s like you have your own section of the grounds. It’s a short 60 second walk to the bathrooms and the overlook. The staff is friendly and the place is well kept. We will definitely be returning in the future.
This is a beautiful RV park. The wooded sites on the mountain ridgeline have spectacular views. We enjoyed the quiet, peaceful setting. The camp is small with a limited number of sites. The size of the park makes it a challenge to navigate with a large 40' rig, but still a doable thing. The access road from the highway up to the campground is very steep with a couple hairpin switchbacks that pushed the limit of the total 65' length of the RV and towed Jeep. This is a great place to stay and we highly recommend it.
We had a great stay here over the holidays. The owners are GREAT people. It was cold during our stay (DUH end of December on a mountain top) so we had a fire going frequently in our site. Most of the other campers seemed to be staying in their units due to the weather. Most campground owners don't read signals from their guests but that is not the case here. Our neighbors left and the hosts cleaned their site and there was 1/2 burn logs they normally let decompose in the ground cover off to the side of the site. I saw the charred logs and thought why not burn it as we always had a fire going and were buying wood daily. We went out for a hike and came back to find a stack of other "lightly used" firewood next to our pit. Now I know what you are thinking, do these people hate money? This couple was buying wood from them! This just goes to show you that there are small ways of being kind that cost nothing to them or us, but show us the character of the owners. I was happy to help "dispose" of the other scrap firewood. This mountain top campground has breath taking sunrises and sunsets. It is absolutely on our list for friends and family recommendations. We will be back when Asheville NC is on the itinerary again from Chicago. Stay here! Next time we will try our hardest to get one of the premium sites (which were amazing for views but every site was great) to enjoy our morning cup of coffee in our campsite vs in the community scenic view sitting area which was something we were absolutely grateful for as well.
