Creekside Campground

The park is a treed campground along a creek, backing up to the backsides of some rundown buildings. We stayed seven days and I have mixed feelings about the park. The bad: sites are close together and parking your toad can be a bit odd due to the spacing of the trees; 30 amps (not really a problem but could use only one AC); the first couple days we had low voltage (104 volts) that kept shutting off our AC (we had only one going); the only road in the park had a couple puddles of standing water - and one of them was huge; no satellite tv; downtown Edinburg was within walking distance from the park but there was NOTHING to do there. The park needs some TLC. They provide picnic tables but ours was falling apart and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in ages. The good: park was fairly quiet; the host was nice; shade trees helped keep the RV cool; people fished in the creek. That said, we had a relaxing stay and enjoyed our time at the park, and would return if in the area.
Our Verizon wi-fi was marginal but our ATT wi-fi was good.
The town of Woodstock is nearby and has everything you could possibly want - fast food and other restaurants, Walmart, grocery stores.
Follow their directions for accessing the park!

Pros: 15 min ride off I 81 so it worked for our quick overbite stop while on the move. And pretty creek.

Cons: We stayed in the electric and water only sites. Everything was old run down. The electric and water hookup was on the wrong side. And the electric box had no circuit breaker or any on/off switch, which was unfortunate because the water hook up was only one inch away from the receptacle (see pic). There was no dumpster and the view out our kitchen window was piles of trash (see pic). There supposedly is WiFi but no one was around to give us the password. Maybe the place seems like creepy in season.? And certainly not worth 30 bucks.

Stayed here twice both as late arrival with no reservation.

Two areas, one is larger RVs, the other is for small RVs and there is an adjacent area for tents. Both times, I was in the small RV area.

The sites for small RVs have a good view of the creek which is lively as it passes the campground. After a rain, all sites were rather damp (in this area, parking is in the grass). Hookups were worn and it was hard to determine which went with which site. Restrooms OK but not special.

Well off of the road (I-81), quiet.

Needed place on our way to Great Smokies and close to I-81. Was very conveniently located. Campground was older but quite clean and in the process of being renovated (showers were being worked on so not operational). Sites are very close together but didn't mind since most of sites around us were unoccupied anyway. Our site was on the creek so had a pretty view out backdoor with ducks floating by. There is a busy street right above bank in case sound of traffic is bothersome. Would stay again only during off-peak and one overnight.

Follow signs Not GPS, a bit of a windy down hill approach. Current hosts are great, but they are leaving soon. Level, gravel, back in sites, full hook ups available. The name describes the only on site attraction. Sites are close and tight. But plenty of trees, if the creek is slow you will hear some traffic from nearby Main street. I only put would return, because there is no maybe. Mostly a quiet, older, small, if you want to be in the woods and look at the creek kind of place. We just fit our 39ft motor home into site. Not big rig friendly, but that's not their goal. Maybe weekly rate is better, but personally I won't stay that long.