Speckled Trout River Club and RV Park

If you love quiet, small and very beautiful scenery. with the Tuskeegee river flowing right behind. You will absolutely love speckled trout RV park. There is only about five RV spots, but they are very spacious, with full hookups. They also have wifi for the people who don't want to totally disconnect or you have a remote job .You will love this Rv park It was only 3 minutes from Western Carolina University and 10 minutes from Sylva.

We enjoyed our stay. The park has 5 spots, which are generously spaced out. Each with FHU, Table and fire pit. Guests were all very clean and respectful. The Wifi work pretty well most of the time as Verizon had about 1-2 bars of LTE. Minutes away from WCU and apparently there are a couple of Fraternities up the road. We only heard a couple of cars with loud base. Besides that, most nights and mornings you can hear the river and it was very peaceful. We will stay there again!

Just beautiful and an overall wonderful experience. The hills surrounding the camp, the wildflowers, and the babbling river were an absolute joy to wake up to—not to mention the stunning sunrises and sunsets! Because of the orientation of camp, we had little shade all day despite using our awning, so next time we will plan to bring some tarps or shades for the sides. My father was excited to fish but due to the lower river levels and the lack of a shoreline, he was unable to. We didn't get to explore around Cullowhee much to find a fishing spot he could get to, but it appeared the Oconaluftee River seemed more accessible. The Wi-Fi didn’t work the first day but I think the router just needed to be reset because the following days we had zero issues are were able to stream on multiple devic

We loved staying at the Speckled Trout. Quiet, not crowded, and lovely Tuckaseege River flowing right behind the camper. Not complaining just making others aware - no wifi. But that may have been one of the best parts - totally disconnected. We will definitely try to stay here again!!

Easily the largest campsites in the area. The Tuckasegee River was right behind our camper, which made for amazing views and a wonderful soundtrack to go to sleep to. Having some wildlife visiters was sucha nice bonus. This is our new favorite place to camp in the area, and I can’t wait to stay here again.