We stayed at Bear Creek for 3 nights and the people who run the campground were very friendly and helpful. It is conveniently located close to I -40 and as we were visiting Biltmore Estate is only one exit away. We weren't at the campground much during the day, but it was quiet at night and a nice place to stay.

We are pop up campers and online this place looked good--especially since we needed to be in Asheville for a race and wanted to be close. The sites are cramped, there is very little open space and the backyard is I40. We were up the entire first night hearing traffic from I 40 and we could smell the sewer from the larger RVs. We got up at 6, packed up and found another campground that was MUCH better (Campfire Lodgings). If you are in an RV and can't hear anything because it is huge and don't care about being outside at a fire pit or enjoying some resemblance of camping, this is a great place. If you want ANY sense of camping or if you are in a pop up and can hear outside noise, don't go here. I should have listened to the reviews -- this is not great camping for those who actually want an outdoor camping experience. Our new campsite was still only 15 minutes out of town (Campfire Lodgings) but we had trees, mountains, a fire pit and peaceful surroundings.

I would stay here only for an overnight rest. RV's are extremely close to each other. The wireless internet is not so great. Hard to get a connection and when you get one you loose it quickly. The cable is iffy at best.There is no place for your pet to walk or take care of its business. Not a great place for small childern. It is just to congested and lots of road noise. The spaces have do not shade.
I don't think I will stay here again. There are other nicer places around this area.

The pool looked nice (a little too cool to use it), the showers across the way were nice(there are also some next to the pool but a little older condition), the laundy was clean but small. The cable TV connection was good. Our paved RV site (P3) was not level (slanted to the back).
Big rigs (we have 21' Roadtrek) need to be good drivers becasue the roads are not all that wide.
Biggest beef is the "Free WiFI". It comes and goes, mostly goes. We specifically asked about it when called to reserve and got the site closest to the office for a good connection. God help those with a bad location.
For some reason a lot of RV parks in the area charge for a connection and this park did not.
We paid $31 which is average for the Asheville location. We're headed to Cherokee NC area tomorrow, look for another review.