Creekwood Farm RV Park

We were lucky enough to get a last minute reservation for Labor Day weekend. Instantly we’re amaze with the reception and the kindness of the employee. He took us to our site and welcomed us again. The park is beautiful, it was full but no rowdy and the sites have plenty of space. They had a concert and a cook out and it was awesome. Everyone was super nice, we already have reservations to come back, I think we found our mountain spot!!!

We loved camping here and I got really sick with severe bronchitis for 2 weeks and people were constantly asking my hubby how I was.

We are going back there on Nov. 13 through the 28th and have checked all restaurants for Thanksgiving until I read the campground website and they are having a get together where everyone in the campground is invited, just sign up in office. I can't wait and we will always come back to this campground in the future. P. S. If you put some decorative potted plants where the sewer connection is then you can't tell it is there. We love Creekwood! The Pickles

I was going to write that our site was cramped but we were in a class B surrounded by massive 5th wheels - it's all a matter of perspective!
The site opposite us was empty giving us a full view of the lovely Jonathan Creek, would love to fish it one day.
Two friendly guys met us when we arrived late for check in and showed us to our site, even helped guide us when backing in.
The gravel sites are packed gravel which meant very little leveling was necessary.
We didn't use any of the facilities as we were only staying for one night. Great, peaceful campground, would definitely camp here again

Creekwood has become my second home when I'm looking for a mountain get away. I've stayed here over 60 days in the last year in august and December and January. A lot of the photos here are outdated, the park has all new gravel and is very well kept. The staff is friendly and helpful. The bathrooms and laundry are kept immaculately clean. The creek is beautiful and is a great place to relax as cool off.

The RV's here are squished in tightly. Sites that look like they were originally pull through are now two sites back to back with the two trailors just a couple feet apart. The proprietor of the park actually came out and directed the parking when we arrived. There is plenty of space between RV's side to side, but depth wise is tricky - the trucks have to park sideways in front of the RV and sometimes there was barley enough room to drive through on the road. There is a lovely creek that goes through the side of the park. The sites along the river are much nicer and have fire pits. We didn't have a firepit, but did have a picnic table. We were able to refil our propane which was helpful. They had live music on Friday. Lots of decorations and lights up.

Reading other reviews, I sometimes wonder what people expect from a campground or RV park. This place has exceeded our expectations and we have only been here a few hours, staying through the 4th of July. First, the entire park is impeccably clean, well landscaped and plenty of shade. The park is easily walkable and laid out well. Gravel drives and spots are all VERY level. Didn’t even have to level our rig! We have a pull through spot, but the pull throughs will have a neighbor behind them. So, it’s only a pull through if you are the first to arrive. Big deal. If you can’t back your trailer, you may need a different hobby. The showers are fantastic. The Bear Park has a great pavilion with additional seating and seats along the creek. Nice! I will definitely try to get a spot on the creek next time. Those look nice. Finally, even though the park is right off of 276, we cannot hear any road noise as I am sitting here outside under my awning. Did not try the WiFi and with Verizon, you will not need it. Cable service is awesome with 84 channels. 15 minutes to Waynesville and Maggie Valley. Some of the best hiking and sight seeing in NC here!