Mountain Stream RV Park

We really enjoyed camping here. The camp ground is small, quaint, no permanent residents, sotes back up to a lovely stream with trout fishing, and the landscaping is tastefully done. We didn’t feel crammed in nor was it noisy. Lost of adults, just a few children. We really liked the community BBQ on Saturday night and loved that we could watch UNC baseball on the big screen TV. The campground is also close to excellent mountain biking In Pisgah and the town of Old Fort which was our primary reason for staying here. Lastly we ran into old friends who also just bought an airstream. We will be back!

Camped in a travel trailer. Awesome location near BRP and close enough to Asheville and Marion. Park is really the right size and quiet. The hosts were great, and the steams and sites all seem to be 4 star on the creek. Just made reservations and we got the last creek side space for this October for two weeks. Cant wait. They also now have unlimited wifi for an additional fee but thats awesome.

I arrived yesterday and was really impressed with grounds the second I arrived. Things are very well landscaped and I really believe lots of thought was placed on various lifestyles. There is an enclosed area for pets and many other things within the small loop. Arrived two days after Labor Day and things have probably calmed a bit. The one thing cool they are doing is offering a couple of campers for rent as well as Yurts.

What I really loved was being on the creek and hearing the water flow, it was very soothing and within view of camper windows. Also Ted seem easily accessible and many offer shrubbery between sites. Overall it’s tastefully done and I plan to return many more times!!!

Small park and tight sites. Clean park and beautiful on fast moving stream. The water is noisey but some people might find that relaxing. Owners are very nice! Drive in is a little treacherous so be careful and watch for low trees. I would stay here again if needed but I prefer more space between neighbors.

Really aggressive turns and switchbacks for 6 miles prior to getting to park. Really pretty when you get their as described but the six miles leading up to the site has sharp turns and in trimmed foliage. First major scratches in 10 years of class A driving, ugh. Once you are there they will trim brush upon request, but don’t do it proactively. If you have a small trailer, great spot.

I love this small campground, the lot sizes, the mature trees and of course the creek running through. Owners are beyond helpful and nice. Would stay again. Also free bbq dinner from owners on Saturdays.

All sites are full hookup and free WiFi (no cell signal).

Bathhouse is eh-okay. Needs remodeled but we all have our own showers/toilet anyway.
Nearby places uncles Asheville, black mountain, Boone, Linville, mount Mitchell, and lake James.

We stayed in site 20...best one in the park. Great little decks built by the waters edge. Clean and quiet. Bathrooms were clean with hot showers. About 4 miles of curvy roads to get there, but at least it’s doable. We will be back!!
Highly recommend hiking to Crabtree Falls nearby.

The sites are tight but the Park is beautifully landscaped. Very peaceful listening to the creek and sitting by a fire. Close to Mount Mitchell and the Blue Ridge Parkway. While there a camper side swiped a tree. Need to be very careful through this park. No service at all here and the WiFi seemed to always cut off around 6:00 pm.

Exceptionally well maintained, friendly host and caretaker. Compact little campground, sites are close but there is enough trees to make it feel ok. Interesting twist to have 3 rental Yurts but it fit the vibe of the campground well.

We booked on short noticed and therefore stayed in site 33 which was the only one available. It's clearly the least of the sites, rather than backing up to a beautiful mountain stream, you back up to the road. It wasn't a problem but you miss out on one of the greatest features of this campground from this site.

Be sure to ask about the trout that hang out by site 6, it's quite a sight!

Free wifi worked great the whole time, not enough to stream video or work, but more than adequate for staying connected. No AT&T cell service at all.

Firewood for sale, $8/bundle and you really need at least 2-3 for one evenings fire.

Blue Ridge Parkway is right there with easy access to Mt Mitchell. We also visited Toms Creek Falls which was a super easy 1/2 mile walk with an 80ft waterfall reward at the end, highly recommended.

The wifi in the park is good enough for email and maybe some facebook. Bring plenty of coax cable, some of the posts are far back (site #15 for example) and I couldnt connect to cable.