Parksville Lake RV Campground

We had a great experience at this little campground. There are several sites along a beautiful little creek. It was peaceful, only the occasional car on the nearby road. The other campers there at the time were all very respectful. The bathroom and shower house is small and older, but very clean. The camp host was very helpful and friendly. The campground is also in close proximity to a lot of outdoor activities.

This quiet little camp site is in the heart of the cherokee Forest. It’s so beautiful. Each site is a good distance away from the other and there is the constant sound of the creek flowing right next to it. The bathrooms are clean and right in the middle a perfect spot for a getaway

We stayed on night in a 21' Travato Van Camper. Nancy, the camp host, was very accommodating as we had no reservations. She helped us find a spot in this small (16 camp) loop. It was quiet overnight and everyone was friendly during the day. We felt very welcome. The camp grounds are super well kept. There is a bath house in the center of the loop (didn't use) and water spigots located throughout to fill your tanks.  A dump station on the way out is clean and convenient. Large camp sites are located in such a way that you have privacy. Check in is at 3PM and check out is at 2PM. You can't beat it for $15/night (with senior discount).

This was a nice little campground.  The camp host kept the bathroom nice and clean.  There was only one shower but it was nice and warm.  I had spot #4 which has access to the creek that runs along side the campground.  Because of the weather I couldn't really get in but it was great white noise for sleeping.  Would come back here again.

We had site 6 which was creekside. Beautiful! Small campground, one clean bathroom with free hot showers. Lots of tree cover which helped to keep the campsite cool and provided some shelter from rain. Close to the Ocoee River and Lake. Will be back!

The campsite was exactly what I was looking for -- easy to get to, quiet, and dark.  It was definitely more geared towards RVs, but a few of us had tents.  I used it as a waypoint on a longer trip, and it satisfied that need.

Very clean, decent sized lots. Clean bathroom and shower. Nice little creek flows nearby, had a great experience!

The small loop is perfect for a family get away. Close Creek and hiking provided plenty of activity for little ones and not overly crowded like bigger campgrounds. Water hookups shared throughout the campground, not dedicated to each site.

The RV Campground area is nicely shaded.   Several sites were closed in mid-September due to social distancing.  If interested in this area, I would try to lock in a spot as early as you can.   

There were only a few pull through spots.  Many of the sites that you back in to were pretty narrow.

The R.V. sites are well shaded and well spaced and many will accomodate large R.V.’s. Several sites offer the opportunity for two R.V.’s to camp close together and some are located along a small stream. The group sites are set up with tent pads around a central fire ring and picnic table area.

Convenient to the Ocoee River, the Ocoee Whitewater Center, Parksville Lake beaches and boat ramps, many miles of mountain bike/hiking trails and whitewater rafting, it’s a great central location for day trips.

Great site.  Easy to navigate around sites.  Lots of shade.  Close by Occoee White Water center where the Atlanta olympics took place.  Plan your visit around the water release.  There schedule is online.  Pretty cool to see the water trickle and then  mass if water come at you.

Only issue with Parksville lake is that it is a tight drive into the sites. Otherwise nice and quiet campground.

We stayed here for the weekend when we were rafting the Ocoee. Small Campground but perfect if rafting. We were in 35 foot trailer but some tight turns in camp ground. If large rig then call for advice on site. Our site was exactly what we needed.

Our visit was nice, the park was clean and the bathrooms were clean and well lit