Just found your channel! We are full time, also! Been doing it for two years now. Really great review- can’t wait to try this park. Looking forward to watching all y’all’s videos! Dillon is precious!❤️
Looks like a great site. I love your UA-cam site. You 3 are very informative. You all should work for the campsite the way you sell it so well. DILLON ROCKS!!
We love Waynesville, it’s on the way to our son and his family in Chattanooga (from eastern NC). We’ll definitely try to stay there on one of our TN trips.. thanks guys!
Great video yall we are here now just got here awesome place the bath house is awesome so clean thanks for the video we came to check it out Scott said to say hi
Wow! Looks and sounds wonderful! All jokes aside we plan on visiting after watching this video. You guys really took advantage of being in one spot long term by getting out and sight seeing! We agree with Dylan on looking at the snow from the inside out! LOL… great video thanks for sharing! Paul & Magen
I used to live in Waynesville in the 90's and passed by this park many times but never stayed there. Yeah, winter in the mountains is rough, especially if you must ride your motorcycle to work in the snow, like I did. We retired and went FT about 6 years ago. We stayed at the neighboring Pride CG for a few days our first year FT. Sadly, I remember vividly this stay because our dog had a seizure and passed away while we were there. But this park was nicely maintained and friendly too. We're retired on a limited income, so could never afford the $1,300 - $1,400 a month to stay at the Creekwood Farm RV Park, and at 68, I doubt they would get sufficient work out of us as work campers to pay for our stay. We built a large solar system on our coach which allows us to run everything in our RV the same as if we were plugged into a power pole at an RV park, including our A/C 24/7 if needed, so we usually prefer to boondock if possible. We mostly boondock out west, but happen to be in Shelby, NC now, visiting family. Since boondocking sites in this area are pretty rare we found an RV park that is letting us stay in a spacious non-hook-up site, with dump station and trash pick-up privileges for only $100/mo., saving us $500/mo. off their usual rates. Life is good. Hope y'all are still doing well. Chip & Cindy
Hey guys was just wondering where you are from? Do you miss home? Love your videos! Look these up, cathederal caverns, walls of jericho alabama, the disimals, they are in this area. Camping is cheap. Also monsanto mountain state park, lake guntersville, space and rocket center etc. Since you seem to be mostly in the south, just thought i would mention these. Take care.
What part of Florida are y’all from? I was born in Jax, and grew up around Middleburg/Orange Park/St Augustine. Our “home base” is South Carolina now, but we travel when we can.
Looks nice. Two questions. 1. What would you say the typical pleasant weather season is for someone just doing a 5-7 day stay? 2. Is it mostly seasonal long term folks ? We are just vacationing short stays. Thx
It is very nice! There are only a very few limited sites with long term folks, however, you would never know it because they are required to keep their site presentable and are limited on what can be left outside and in view. Spring is a great time to visit as the weather is still cool and the summer camping season hasn’t started so the park is not jam packed. Fall is obviously a beautiful time as well, but definitely a lot busier than the spring. Thanks for watching!
How did you decide where to do the workamping? Did you want to stay in North Carolina specifically? How did you decide which specific RV park to work at? Had you stayed at Creekwood Farms before? Is there a particular web site you found the work kamping opportunity?
All great questions! We knew we wanted to spend Fall and Winter in NC. There are a few Workamping Facebook groups that employers post in looking for workers. We had never stayed at Creekwood Farm before, but liked the park, management, and other workers so much that we extended our stay through Spring and most of the Summer!
Dylan and you really worked your butts off. I’m sure mom helped out too. Love the good review
Thank you, it was a wonderful park to spend time in! Thank you so much for watching!
Another campground to add to the list. Purchased a pop up last Oct pre-retirement. This is the stuff dreams are made of.
It’s a great campground! Thanks for watching!!
As always I enjoy your videos.
Take care.
Thank you!
Just found your channel! We are full time, also! Been doing it for two years now. Really great review- can’t wait to try this park. Looking forward to watching all y’all’s videos! Dillon is precious!❤️
Thank you! It’s a great park in a beautiful area!
Been wanting to find a good RV Park in that area. This is a winner. Thanks!
It definitely is! Thanks for watching!
Looks like a great site. I love your UA-cam site. You 3 are very informative. You all should work for the campsite the way you sell it so well. DILLON ROCKS!!
We did work for them! We were fortunate to call Creekwood home for a year and absolutely loved it! Thank you for watching!
We love Waynesville, it’s on the way to our son and his family in Chattanooga (from eastern NC). We’ll definitely try to stay there on one of our TN trips.. thanks guys!
Great video yall we are here now just got here awesome place the bath house is awesome so clean thanks for the video we came to check it out Scott said to say hi
It is a great park with a GREAT staff! I’ll be seeing Scott in a few weeks! Thanks for watching!
Wow! Looks and sounds wonderful! All jokes aside we plan on visiting after watching this video. You guys really took advantage of being in one spot long term by getting out and sight seeing! We agree with Dylan on looking at the snow from the inside out! LOL… great video thanks for sharing! Paul & Magen
It’s a wonderful RV park, grab a creek site if you can. You won’t be disappointed! Thanks for watching!
I used to live in Waynesville in the 90's and passed by this park many times but never stayed there. Yeah, winter in the mountains is rough, especially if you must ride your motorcycle to work in the snow, like I did. We retired and went FT about 6 years ago. We stayed at the neighboring Pride CG for a few days our first year FT. Sadly, I remember vividly this stay because our dog had a seizure and passed away while we were there. But this park was nicely maintained and friendly too. We're retired on a limited income, so could never afford the $1,300 - $1,400 a month to stay at the Creekwood Farm RV Park, and at 68, I doubt they would get sufficient work out of us as work campers to pay for our stay.
We built a large solar system on our coach which allows us to run everything in our RV the same as if we were plugged into a power pole at an RV park, including our A/C 24/7 if needed, so we usually prefer to boondock if possible. We mostly boondock out west, but happen to be in Shelby, NC now, visiting family. Since boondocking sites in this area are pretty rare we found an RV park that is letting us stay in a spacious non-hook-up site, with dump station and trash pick-up privileges for only $100/mo., saving us $500/mo. off their usual rates. Life is good.
Hope y'all are still doing well. Chip & Cindy
That is an incredible deal!
Wow really nice campground
Definitely adding it to our destinations list. Thank you Dillon
It’s definitely worth checking out! Thanks for watching!
Very nice video! We just started full time a month ago. I’ll be looking to workcamp and I may look into this park.
It’s a good one! Thanks for watching!
We’ve been there several times and it’s a wonderful campground.
Yes it is! Thanks for watching!
Great review
Thanks for watching!
Hey guys was just wondering where you are from? Do you miss home? Love your videos! Look these up, cathederal caverns, walls of jericho alabama, the disimals, they are in this area. Camping is cheap. Also monsanto mountain state park, lake guntersville, space and rocket center etc. Since you seem to be mostly in the south, just thought i would mention these. Take care.
We are from Florida and don’t miss the heat! We will look these spots up! Thanks for sharing!
Love this video ❤
How much is monthly premium area for the rv ?
It varies quite a bit from park to park. I would suggest calling to get the most up to date rates. Thanks for watching!
Really nice review, but I have a question. Google maps shows lumber yard or chip mill nearby, can you hear it in the park?
Yes you can hear it from time to time but it’s not obnoxiously loud. Thanks for watching!
@@JouppiOutdoors I would assume that the creek side lots would never hear that, correct?
It’s less noticeable back on the creek, but sometimes you will hear it. Like I said though, it’s not an obnoxious noise.
What part of Florida are y’all from? I was born in Jax, and grew up around Middleburg/Orange Park/St Augustine. Our “home base” is South Carolina now, but we travel when we can.
We are south Florida, Port St Lucie area. Thanks for watching!
Looks nice. Two questions. 1. What would you say the typical pleasant weather season is for someone just doing a 5-7 day stay? 2. Is it mostly seasonal long term folks ? We are just vacationing short stays. Thx
It is very nice! There are only a very few limited sites with long term folks, however, you would never know it because they are required to keep their site presentable and are limited on what can be left outside and in view. Spring is a great time to visit as the weather is still cool and the summer camping season hasn’t started so the park is not jam packed. Fall is obviously a beautiful time as well, but definitely a lot busier than the spring. Thanks for watching!
How did you decide where to do the workamping? Did you want to stay in North Carolina specifically? How did you decide which specific RV park to work at? Had you stayed at Creekwood Farms before? Is there a particular web site you found the work kamping opportunity?
All great questions! We knew we wanted to spend Fall and Winter in NC. There are a few Workamping Facebook groups that employers post in looking for workers. We had never stayed at Creekwood Farm before, but liked the park, management, and other workers so much that we extended our stay through Spring and most of the Summer!
Do they have tent camping
They do allow tent camping, but it is on the regular RV sites.
@@JouppiOutdoors thank you
What you wife do as camp worker
I was the only one working. I worked on the maintenance team, but they often have openings for office help as well. Thanks for watching!