Wow. This place is too good to be true and I almost want to keep it a secret. The campground is in a gorgeous setting along the Nantahala River and near the Appalachian Trail, and it's got every amenity you might want- a beautiful pavilion with camping stove, fireplace, dish washing station, and dining area overlooking a meadow with rabbits and guinea fowl walking around and a beautiful stretch of the Nantahala, which you can wade in and cool-off on a hot day. The bunk house was a cute one-room spot with nooks for each bed, reading lamps, and convenient to the bathhouse (above it, but we didn't have any noise issues) and camp store that's got firewood, ice cream, food, snacks, and more. Hot water, drinking water, and tons of comforts for camping or glamping. It's also got the working farm on the property, which was a hit for the kids, along with the mill. Greg was a phenomenal host- took the kids to feed the geese, donkey, and sheep, brought a guitar to the pavilion for us all to hang out and jam, regaled us with great stories, and he also helped us do a very nice one-way ~2.5 mile hike on the AT by during me back from the terminus in his truck so I could drop off my car at the end and then driving my family and I to the starting point of the hike (which isn't too far from the campground.) Went above and beyond and the whole place and experience were magical. We also met Heath, one of the farmers, and he was super kind. Highly recommended and we plan to come back!