Bear Cove Village

We stayed in the larger cabin that sleeps 8. It was very clean. Could use an update but still a good stay. It was cold so the pools were covered, park was clean, did need the grass trimmed. Still no internet or TV and we were told that upon arrival. Didn't really matter as we were busy seeing and doing. Staff was very nice. The large rocks you have to walk on around the cabin makes it difficult. Overall it was a good stay and we will be going back to visit.

Was a great little RV park in a great location. It had tents and cabins for rent as well. The bath houses were clean and the sites were extremely level. The spaces are close together but we were staying for convenience of the area, not a sprawling RV resort. They are working hard to renovate and fix issues, so be patient and kind, overall I was very pleased with our stay and I would stay again if in the area.

Bear Cove Village is fantastic! We took our camper and had such a great experience. The campground was extremely clean, easy to navigate, and everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming. It was the perfect spot for our family—peaceful, well-kept, and super convenient. We’ll definitely be coming back!

Very accommodating and staff was super nice. Small cabins are great for a weekend retreat for a small family. Large cabins would be great for a week. Close to Dolly Wood (you can hear and see one of the coasters from the fence also close to town. Quite campground hidden off the road.

My husband and I stayed at a cabin for a week in mid September. It was our second visit after two years ago, in May, using our camper. We remembered and recognized the staff and workers, and THEY REMEMBERED US! They were very friendly, helpful, and hard-working during our stay. They seemed very well dedicated to their work. Coming from Pennsylvania and not knowing locations of the area, they were very informative in their guidance. As for the cabin, it was very clean and self-sufficient. We would stay again.