FAQs about RV Parks & RV Resorts

FAQs about RV Parks & RV Resorts

Q: Is your RV resort Big Rig friendly?

A: Yes! Peachtree Cove is Big Rig friendly. For more information about specific sites and approximate lengths of each site, click here.

Q: Does your RV Park have waterfront sites?

A: Yes, all the sites at Peachtree Cove are waterfront. Some of our sites border the Valley River, others back up to Roger’s Creek.

Q: Does your RV Park have Internet service?

A: Yes, we have high speed Internet that is complimentary for our guests and password protected.

Q: Do you have Cable TV for your guests like several other RV parks offer?

A: No, we do not have Cable TV, but most of our guests are able to use the same TV service that they have at home and access it remotely through our high-speed Internet service.

Q: Do your RV sites have full hookup?

A: Yes! Most of our sites have full hookup with electric, water, and septic. All of our sites have 50amp, 30amp, 110V, and water. We have a few premium sites along the river that do not have septic hookup, but we do have a dump station for the guests that use those sites.

Q: What attractions are in the Western NC, North Georgia, East Tennessee area?

A: There are myriad activities and sites to visit in the beautiful mountains. For a list of specific attractions, click here.

Leaf Peeping Peak | Coming Soon!

Autumn is here!

And peak leaf season is right around the corner! There is still some availability for the next few weeks of fall, but you’ll have to act quickly. Our records show that available sites won’t be available for long!

Contact us to reserve your site today and anticipate a lovely “RVing” experience in the cool of autumn against a backdrop of breathtaking mountains and colored grandeur.

Are you coming to the Fall Festival at the John C. Campbell Folk School?

Are you coming to the Fall Festival at the John C. Campbell Folk School?

The John C. Campbell Folk School Fall Festival is just around the corner! This festival, held in Brasstown, NC, is an annual celebration of Appalachian culture with activities for the entire family! Pony rides, craft vendors, music, face painting, quilt displays… the options are myriad. In addition, 30+ vendors will even be having live demonstrations of contemporary and historic crafts.

Most importantly, Peachtree Cove RV Park is located conveniently just an easy 15 minute drive from the John C. Campbell Folk School. Enjoy quiet evenings in the park after a full day at the festival. Call today to make your reservation to be sure you have a site reserved for the big event weekend!

Fires Creek Picnic Area and Hiking Trails

Fires Creek Picnic Area and Hiking Trails

Fires Creek picnic area and hiking trails are a haven for many people who visit (or live in!) the mountains of Western North Carolina. The area features a creek that runs right through the woods in the foothills, and from this the area takes its name (all except the Fires part… ;)).

This beautiful and peaceful place is equipped with many eating areas located at comfortable distances from each other, making it a great place to go — even if there are several others who have also decided to come out and enjoy God’s creation!

There are several hiking trails nearby that work well for beginners as well as those who are more experienced in their hiking skills. Perhaps the most famous would be the Rim Trail. This trail is a loop measuring nearly twenty-five miles, and is rated “difficult.”

And now for the best part: Fires Creek is in Haysville, NC – only an estimated 20 minutes drive from Peachtree Cove RV Park. It really can’t get much better than that, can it? We as a family have greatly enjoyed many holidays and outings out at the creek, picnic areas, and trails. We know from experience: Fires Creek is a wonderful place for your family to just be! You won’t want your blue-light devices out here – there is far too much natural beauty to enjoy. And better yet: the fall season is right around the corner, so the leaves in the mountains will be turning to varied shades of gold, orange, yellow, red, and garnet, contributing a wealth of autumn splendor to the already-pleasing atmosphere. Fires Creek is calling; What are you waiting for?

Contact us to reserve your site at Peachtree Cove for the fall leaf season. Also, don’t forget to check out other attractions located near Peachtree Cove RV Park here.

Folk Arts at the John Campbell Folk School – Brasstown, NC

Folk Arts at the John Campbell Folk School – Brasstown, NC

The John Campbell Folk School* located in Brasstown, NC is well-known for the many folk arts and sciences that are taught there. People from all over the nation have visited the School to learn the dying crafts of basketweaving, blacksmithing, spinning and dyeing thread, millinery, and woodcarving (to name a few things!). The School offers opportunities to learn under the instruction of skilled crafts-people who are experts in their work and are eager to pass it on to others, young and old alike. You can visit the John C. Campbell Folk School website to read about what classes are available from the professionals themselves. There is sure to be something for everyone! If you are interested in visiting the beautiful mountains and turning your stay into an educational adventure learning about timeless folk arts, request a catalog of offered classes and products here.

The wonderful thing about studying at the School is that it is located a comfortable 15 minutes drive** from Peachtree Cove RV Park, and booking your stay with us is easy! Contact us for more information and to reserve your site, and don’t forget to check out other nearby attractions.

*PCRV does not necessarily endorse any or all activities at any given event or location.

** All times given based on information found on maps.google.com. PCRV does not take responsibility for any or all changes in the information supplied.

Lake Chatuge near PCRV

Lake Chatuge near PCRV

If you are considering a stay at Peachtree Cove, then you probably already know that all of our sites are either creekfront or riverfront. But what about supplementing your stay with a visit to Lake Chatuge,* located in Hiawassee, Georgia – only 37 minutes from PCRV.** Pack a picnic lunch and head out to enjoy a day on the lake!

Lake Chatuge is a TVA lake that features many public boat ramps for easy-access to all water sports. But there’s far more than that! In addition to the access to water sports such as boating, fishing, swimming, and skiing, there are lakeside (yet on-ground!) options for the whole family. The Towns County Recreational Beach is not only a public swimming beach, but also boasts picnic tables and playgrounds for the ultimate family evening by the lake.

The area is also pet friendly, and offers practical amenities such as free parking, public restrooms, and self-guided tours. Additionally, it is open year ’round and is free admission.

Contact us to reserve your site at PCRV – and then anticipate a day at the lovely Lake Chatuge!

Looking for other nearby attractions? Visit our Attractions page to check out some of your options, including the Biltmore Estate, the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, and more!

 

*PCRV does not necessarily endorse any or all activities at any given event or location.

** All times given based on information found on maps.google.com. PCRV does not take responsibility for any or all changes in the information supplied.