The Land of Waterfalls RV Campground

This is a jewel of a campground. The sites are large and level, especially the back in spots. Our spot, 4, was likely the smallest in width but still plenty big for our 36 foot rig and jeep. The park has several community areas including a fire ring with chairs and a small cabin where the wifi is super fast. We had great wifi in our rig as well and good AT&T coverage. The park is close to Brevard and the Pisgah Forest waterfalls. And the camp host and owner are super nice! They continually are working on the park to keep it clean and pretty. With only 12 sites, it is a small campground and does not offer any showers or laundry facilities, but it is well worth a visit!

There is not one site in this campground that is not subjected to the loud highway 64 traffic this little campground sits on. Sites 1 and 5 are the worst, being that they sit right on the highway. We were in site 1. Sites 2 and 3 are bad, but at least they are not right on the road. The further back you are, the better. The campground host has taken the very back spot. Other than that, this small campground is very nicely manicured and managed. You can walk your dogs on the road behind the campground, which is much less busy than the highway out front.

We chose this campground because we work from home and this is literally the only campground within miles of Brevard that has cell service. We know this because we drove to all the campgrounds around Brevard and Hendersonville during our week in town and checked the service all for future visits. The other positive thing about this campground is that it is between Hendersonville and Brevard if you wish to visit both of those towns. It is also close to Dupont State Recreation Forest which is amazing for hiking and MTB.

We stayed a week in this nice little campground. Full hookups, very clean and comfortable. It is close to the beautiful Pisgah National Forest with its hiking trails and beautiful waterfalls. About 45 minutes outside of Asheville, close enough to take in several days at the Biltmore Estate and exploring downtown Asheville. We also found some nice little restaurants and breweries in the nearby area. Only problem we had was very low cell signal (one bar or less on AT&T) so our hotspot didn’t work well and we found the campground WiFi difficult to connect to. That did not detract from our stay because we weren’t here with an extreme need to be connected. Overall great stay.

We loved our stay at this campground. We don’t mind the road noise because we have the tv and sleep with a loud fan at night. The premium sites are very spacious and nice! The campground it self is just a nice setting. No amenities but we don’t have children so no need. No boathouse but they have Full hookup so no need. Margrett the camp host was very nice and helpful of anything we needed. We’ll definitely be back!!

This is a very nice few amenities campground. Sites are mostly level and most are pull thru. Sewer, water, and 50 amp hookups look new. Water is cold and taste like spring water. Sites are close but feel pretty private the way they are laid out. Automated check in. We loved it. Wifi was fast the 2 times I was able to connect. Not sure the issue with the connection. T mobile was awful, Verizon was not much better, and ATT was usable but spotty. Road noice from US64 did not bother us but may some. Lots of activities in the area and towns not far away.

Stayed six nights and overall a convenient place to stay with decent WIFI and minimal traffic. Most sites stayed full and the are level. There is no amenities like doggie spot to run loose. Had great WiFi service and if you have a booster receiver greater connection and service. We stayed at Site 3 was Inundated with rain water from up hill and seemed all water ran through our site and this is my major complaint. There was a river running through our site and we had to wade through just to get into camper. Management or owners need to mitigate water issues as best as possible. Neighbors were nice when we spoke, camp host never stopped by to say hello or to check on how we were doing. Also, I believe sites 1-4 and 12 are your premium sites however it seems that a couple of these sites are have permanent residents, campers only not junked up like most permanent residents.