Ballyhoo Family Campground

We recently stayed at this campground and overall had a wonderful experience! Upon arrival, we noticed the campground sign was a bit hard to see due to some overgrown branches and a bit of sun fading over the years. Once we found it though, pulling in and parking was super easy. The owners were extremely kind and welcoming, even letting us borrow a couple of fishing poles so our two boys could fish in the nearby pond. They each caught a fish right away — such a special memory! The campground itself was very quiet, peaceful, and clean, and we loved watching all the deer that came through every morning. There are a couple of areas that could use some attention — the playground equipment is quite old and outdated, and the nature trail shown on the map is overgrown and not really usable at t

A gem of a campground set in trees, open fields and a pond. There are no permanent campers here. It's quiet and peaceful. We did use a couple blocks for leveling. There's pull thru and back in sites, 30+50, and FHUs. The laundry room is nice and homey. We use our toilet and shower so, no comment there. We sat out one evening and counted 10 deer roaming the field for about an hour. The store/office is a bit unorganized. We highly recommend this campground and will return if we're in the area.

I'm writing this review while we're here in our Class C for a few days. It's very peaceful and a shame that no one else is taking advantage of this nature spot. We've walked around the grounds which are very nice and spacious. We had to put a couple blocks under our wheels, but who hasn't done that before? It's not a resort but a beautiful nature spot. We use our own shower, so I can't comment on that. The store is a bit unorganized but, the owners were great to sit and chat with. There are no "permanent" RVs here. So, if you're a nature lover this is your spot. Oh yeah, unless you listen real hard you won't hear any traffic only the wind. It's beautiful here and if we ever come this way again we will definitely stop in.

We stayed here 4 nights & really enjoyed the peace & quiet. This is not a fancy park/resort, but has everything you need. For $45/night, you have full hookups & can relax & watch the deer lay under the trees or run across the field. There are a few ducks that stay near the pond & if you’re lucky, you can see wild turkeys. The owners are really friendly & will help you if needed. We’d stay here again if in the area or if we need a stop along the way to another campground.

Quiet, small well taken care of campground. Deer and ducks around. Lots of things to do close by. We have camped here twice now and have enjoyed the relaxing time away. The owners are very friendly and invited us for barbecue dinner on the holiday weekend. The restrooms are very nice and even smell nice and clean. Would definitely camp here again. I like to bike ride, but the roads near the campground are 45mph with no shoulder. I drove over near Tansi Lake to ride. Cherokee Trail around Lake Tansi was a fairly nice ride but I would have liked more views of the lake. The area is generally "mostly flat" as Google maps likes to say. A few small hills.