CCexplorer

Creekwood Farm is among the cleanest, best kept RV parks we've visited. We camped on site 64 which is a creekside site. It was beautiful, with a rock beach that we could set our chairs on and read a book while the stream babbled in the background. WiFi was decent, although difficult to access between 6-11pm (I assume due to the high volumn of folks trying to use). The bath house stayed clean and had 6 individual bathrooms with shower, toilet, sink and large vanity. Staff was friendly and helpful as were all the campers we interacted with. It seems that most of the rigs were large 5th wheels and motorhomes. The only real downside was how crowded the park was. There are a LOT of sites that are close together. Despite this, the park was very quiet and peaceful even during the day. We didn't particularly like that our picnic tables was within feet of the sewer on the neighboring site. (This seemed to be true for most sites) There is a lot to see in the area...Great Smokey Mtn. NP, Lake Junaluska, the towns of Maggie Valley and Waynesville.

Loved this state park campground! Sites have a lot of space between them and the campground is very quiet. Electric, water and sewer hookups. Bath house was spotless. The one downside is the total lack of shade.
Close to Washington and Bath which are really nice little waterfront towns worth a visit. Easy to ride into Washington for groceries and restaurants. Great hiking and biking trails too!