Big Wills Creek Campground & Tubing

Judy Davis

We stayed a week to tour and enjoy the fall leaf colors in the area. It was a perfect choice. It was off season for the tubing. A plus for us. Very quiet. We were right on the pretty creek near a waterfall, beautiful view! There is a railroad track and a road a ways on the other side of the creek but it never bothered us. They are a work in progress but we never heard any noises. I was surprised not many campers there. Nice place.

Sovreign McCarthy

This place is great! Super fun.. I recommend bring your own floating tube. Someone will pick you up and bring you back to the beginning point once you're done floating. During your stay, you may see a variety of activities that they're hosting at the main building which is about a quarter mile from the campground.. maybe 5-10 minutes walking distance depending on your chosen campsite. I'm assuming it's different once it's busy, but when I visited, they gave us free reign of the entire property and said wherever you want to pitch a tent is fine. I've never been to a campground like that, but I highly recommend it, and really enjoy it. You can do old fashioned tent style camping, it looks like you can also rent out one of their little houses, and you can also rent out RV spaces. There are parking stalls with attached BBQ Pits and hose attachments right along the river. They also have showers, bathrooms, and a laundry area.It's a beautiful place!

James Bloomfield

Me and my family come here at 2 or 3 times a year and it is a awesome getaway! But since then there have been alot of rule changes🙁 what's camping to a man with his family without his canine companion? Man's Best Friend The Great outdoors? And yes I know some pets are unruly but my pet is professionally military trained..

Band of Outsiders

Not going to lie, when we first looked into booking a spot at Big Wills we were highly reluctant because we weren't sure if we were getting much more than a dirt parking lot in the woods, but since it was the only campground in a 3 hour radius that was available for Labor Day weekend we decided to go for it. Our worries changed the minute we got there. We arrived at night and our spot backed up to the creek and it was incredible to step out of the RV and hear the sound of the rushing creek water. The daytime revealed that we in fact had a very nice spot, much nicer than expected. The staff was incredibly friendly despite being very busy. Tubing on the creek was one of our favorite parts of the weekend. If you bring your own tube you can tube for free as much as you want so that was awesome! They had a food truck there though I'm not sure if that was a holiday weekend thing or an all the time thing. The spots were a little closer than we would have liked but no closer than your average RV park. All said, It's not the prettiest campground you'll ever see but it is spacious and there is a lot of things to do for kids and adults besides just sit at your spot all day so definitely worth the stay (I would recommend the "C" spots as those are the ones that back up to the creek and are the prettiest/most spacious). We spent 3 days there and at the end of it we agreed that we would happily have stayed there a couple weeks and would like to come back sometime.

Elisha Morris (Elisha_Snaps)

The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because getting in and out of the tubing sections is very hard. The large chunks of concrete and rock are sharp, and both areas are slick. Several in our group fell on those rocks. Adding some sand to those areas would make a huge difference! Overall we had a lot of fun and would consider going again in the future.