Stony Fork Campground was a pleasant surprise for us! A medium sized campground, campsites are generally private and shaded with some trees between sites in the summer. Once all the leaves have fallen, however, it will certainly be less private and fully exposed. For July, campground was mostly bug-free - just a few pesky mosquitos, flies and ants, but nothing compared to other camping we've done. Creek was low, but still felt great on our feet after a hike. The 1 mile hiking trail loops from within the campground and was great for a morning stretch before breakfast. If you're looking for something more strenuous, that same trail provides the option to head up the mountain for a longer hike and more scenic views. Trail was shaded most of the way, and moderate in difficulty. Many long term RV's here, which brings me to the one downside - in that it's not entirely quiet when you have the never-ending hum of an RV in the site next to you. Amenities: - Drinking Water - Flush Toilets - Warm Showers - Bathrooms generally clean and stocked - Some creekside sites - Hiking trail - Electric hookups at many sites - Decent cell service for those of us who still have to work! - Level sites - Picnic Table - Fire Pit - Lantern Post Great campground overall for a weekend away if you're looking for a quiet place and will bring your own entertainment, or for a longer stay if you need to be connected but want to feel mostly off the grid. Will stay here again!

Site #7 is the only pull-thru site and the stream is visible off to the right. 30 amp no water. Plenty of room for our 37' class A & toad. There is some traffic noise but the road isn't heavily traveled. Wooded sites with elbow room. Bath/Shower Rest Rooms are a hike depending on your site. They are cleaned but older & with push-button showers. They would not be my first choice but useable. The trout-stocked stream winds its way thru out the campgrounds & under several concrete bridges that have no sides (They're wide enough but be aware). Several back-in sites are double wide & all are paved. One way in around the loop back to the exit. There are shared none threaded water spigots thru-out for bucket filling for sites without water and a dump station across the street from the entrance but it was closed at the time of our visit. The address entered in the GPS put us at the intersection past the park entrance & turning around was a 7-mile excursion but that's relying on gadgets (lesson Learned). Overall a quiet & peaceful little gem.

This is a beautiful campground With plenty of privacy between the spaces. Very wooded with lots of shade and trees between each of the campsites. Probably not the best charge your solar system, at least not at the sites around where I was. The cell coverage was very good allowing me to use my hotspot to connect my computer and actually work one day including have a web conference. I will definitely stay here again!

I Have A Small Camper. It’s actually an A-Frame Forest River. So I Can’t Judge For Bigger Rigs. But In My Opinion This Is The Best Campground I Have Stayed In. I’m Partial To The Mountains. So That Is Some Bias. But This Campground Is Clean The Sites Are Well Spaced Out. It Has Dark Skies. It’s Very Quiet. The Host Was Great. It’s Close To Things To Do That Are Relaxing. Don’t Miss A Trip Over To Burkes Garden. Big Walker Mountain General Store Is A Neat Place To Visit In with Fantastic Overlook Vistas. Lots Of Dirt Roads To Drive In Scenic Pastoral And Mountain Settings. The Campground Hooks Up To Long Distance Trails. Town is nearby but the setting feels remote. It’s Probably My New Most Favorite Campground.

This campground will fit big rigs but is not big rig friendly. The dump station across the highway is very narrow - this is also where you can fill your water tank for the electric only or dry camp sites. Signage on the highway is terrible and most GPS's are "challenged" with the exact address for the entrance. Interior roads are very narrow so watch for ditches when backing in. Clean bathroom and showerhouses. 30 amp worked fine. Able to get level on asphalt pad with nice grass space, picnic table and fire pit. Quiet and dark at night. All staff are volunteer, no "office" so know your site number before you arrive.