This was our first time here, but not our last. We tent camped...great tent sites, great showers and bathrooms very clean. water and electric hookup no extra charge ...One other really good thing was that there was no extra charge for fire pit - the KOA charge $10 for fire pits

Since our last visit for the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, not much has changed. The bathrooms and the cabin could have been cleaner this time. But the cabin/tent loop is still a great place for kids, with the creek, playground and wooded hill right outside your door. My son loved it. The folks running the place were cool about our dogs staying at our cabin - tied up on a long leash - while we were at the games, So we'll probably be back.

We stay here in a pop-up with our granddaughter. Wanted a site along the creek side with full hook-up but it was all booked up. I now know why, it's wonderful. We got to stay in a site across from the creek. It was nice and shaded. Everyone was so nice and friendly even the people with seasonal sites. It's a small campground but it is kept clean. Granted, it's a little hard to find because you can breeze right by it and not know it's there. But I like that. I also love it's so near everything. We have stayed at the KOA before but like this campground better. We will be back next year. See you then, Sam.

For what it is, this is a nice place. We stayed in a camping cabin that was more than adequate - with the mattresses and bunks, it actually felt luxurious because we're used to tent camping. The creek here is lovely and my son loved the playground area. People in the office were pretty nice. The first loop is pull-through RV city, so we weren't over there very much. The only drawback is that the campground is pretty close to the road, but we didn't really hear it at night.