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Any Recommendations in Maggie Valley, NC?
Posted by granvil on August 17, 2015 at 1:27 pmGoing through Maggie Valley next week and was hoping someone could recommend a good campground
Larry & Diane replied 10 years, 11 months ago 9 Members · 18 Replies -
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Nothing there that I’m aware of that’s bus friendly, you could dry camp at the Casino in Cherokee.
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We have stayed twice this summer and it is very nice, people who run it are very helpful. Good flat parking. Good power and water. No pool but great walkingi n area and just off highway. We will be there on the 31st on our way to Nashville, TN.
Oh forgot to say:
Cross Creek RV Park 828-926-1183
Second row back ont he bigl ot side are the better locations.
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Thanks for that info…as long as we are on the subject I will be staying in the Gatlinburg and Seveirville area…anybody have any experience there ?
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G-Daddy,
Go to Two Rivers in Sevierville, they’re a PC advertiser, make sure to tell them you’re PC member.

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Will do, would hate to harm your relationship with them however …..
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They’re biker friendly, even vintage oil drippers, as it should be.
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We stayed at Creekwood Farms RV park in Waynesville just off I-40 on rt 276. We had a nice back-in right on the river.
We also love Anchor Down, a new park in Dandridge, TN (close to Gatlinburg)
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I think it’s my choice in motorcycles he was taking a swipe at…..I can handle the abuse
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Try Dell Webb in Pigeon Forge be Sevierville, class A only, quiet / part of the Hidden Mountain Resort. Reasonable rates, close to all attractions / shopping!
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Thanks. You’re welcome to ride it. It’ll be at Pelican lake this winter.
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Granville:
If you decide to go to Cherokee from Maggie Valley don’t take the bus on HWy 19, If your bus is like mine it won’t bend in the middle. Take Hwy 23 to Cherokee in the bus. HWy 19 is for two wheelers.
Don’t get scalped in Cherokee!
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