Cherry Hill Campground

Great campground: very nice sites and EXCELLENT bathrooms: flushable, with running water sinks, and showers which we did not use). The only reason I rate 4/5 vs five was that sites 1 and 2 were VERY close together. We had a lovely family next to us, but had they not been, it would have made the trip far less nice. Also loved the fire pits with the moveable grates - very nice!

We encountered a couple of bears in this area. Usually black bears are scared of humans. All we should have to do is yell at them and they go running. Well! After yelling at these bears and even firing and warning shot in the air, these bears wasn't fazed. Seems like these bears are being fed by humans. Makes for a real dangerous situation. It was a big bear and a cub. So we decided since it wouldn't leave we had too.

My son and I camp there every year. It is a tradition we want to continue many year in the future. Lester the host is so nice and the sites are well kept and secluded. Many memories were made there.

My first time there and I’ll be back bath house clean . We were there after Hurricane Helene first campers in good clean up work had plenty of firewood!

Despite Hurricane Helene, the campground was in great shape, access to the recreation area was open and it was obvious that the trails had received attention as well. Very obvious that there has been a major effort to open this area up. Thanks to all of the federal/state/local entities for your hard work!!!

Cherry Hill is our favorite campground EVER, and we have been camping for over 50 years. We are a bit old and not so comfortable anymore with more primitive sites like Burrell's Ford, but we also do not like the crowded trailer park feel of most state parks including Oconee State Park which is just down the road from Cherry Hill. We really appreciate the ABSENCE of wifi, cell signal, electric and water at every site. The camp sites at Cherry Hill are a good size, and most importantly, there is a lot of vegetation left BETWEEN the sites.

We live less than 20 miles from North Carolina entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, but we always head south to camp at Cherry Hill.

our sites were very private. we enjoyed our stay here.

Nice campground, beautiful area with so much to do. Just wish the barking dog thing could have been addressed. Rude for fellow campers to allow it!

love this camp ground, been going there for 30+ years
it's quiet, clean, and close to river for fishing and waterfalls for hiking.
and best of all, in my opinion, NO CELL PHONES
you and your family can actually spend time with each other and enjoy the beauty of our SC mountains

and the small sliding rock in Cashiers is a must, cuz you're never too old...

Overall it was an enjoyable place to stay. My only issues were a pretty un level tent spot, a camp host that didn’t really seem that interested in helping us out. Felt like we were inconveniencing him. And the biggest issue were showers with only HOT water. Not a pleasant way to clean off after being outdoors in 96 degree heat.