Parksville Lake RV Campground

I love this little campground. This is the second year in a row we've spent Mother's Day here with my kids and their families. We stayed in sites 11 and 12. The staff is super friendly and they keep everything super clean. I plan to return.

I had reserved campsite #10. Its supposed to be handicapped accesible because it is a paved site. The pavement was very rough, uneven with a lot of holes. It would be had for people with mobilty issues to navigate this site.
The rest of the campground was great. Clean site and bathrooms.

Just was not long enough

The campground host is very nice. The restroom facilities and sites were very clean and in good condition.

Love Parksville’s. It’s our home away from home. Please don’t change check out to 12pm. We enjoy staying till 2. The host Janet is great.

Always a great camping experience at Parksville

We went to the Parksville campground for a week and we had a great trip. The weather was cold but we were warm in camper. Our Hostess, Barbara, was very nice and every morning she would say "good morning" to us. We have been there before and love that campground. The only drawback is I wish they would put in water and sewer for each site. The cell service is kind of weak but we have our booster so we were good. I would definitely recommend this campground. Thank you

Amazing location! Beautiful sky at night!!

Nice mostly quiet campground. We have stayed at Parksville Lake several times when traveling in the area. One complaint is no hand soap or sanitizer in bathhouse. Unfortunately this is typical of USFS campgrounds since COVID.

Small campground, with some sites along the stream, with only 20 or so sites. Flush bathroom with one shower each for male and female. Water pressure great and very comfortably warm water. Electric at sites and water available at pumps located throughout campground. Many hiking trails in the area and, for rainy days, not too far to Lookout Mountain GA where I highly recommend Ruby Falls and Rock City Gardens. Visited in November so no rafters in the Ocoee River. The TVA works in coordination with local rafting/boating companies and floods the river on many weekends in warmer weather for whitewater thrills. Flags from the many countries that participated in the Centennial Olympics in 1996 still fly at the parking lot. Make sure you stop at the ranger station and get trail maps that list the mileage and the difficulty level of the trails in the areas.