Deer Springs RV Park

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Deer Springs RV Park is a privately owned park located in the Smoky Mountains, 13 miles West of Franklin, NC. A unique park limited to 8 RV’s at a time, Deer Springs offers a serene setting and amenities like no other park in the area. Our park has been designed for “self contained RV’s”, and as such, there is no separate bath house on site. Each site has sewer, water, 30/50 amp services, picnic table, fire ring and a private gazebo. Each gazebo has a refrigerator with ice maker, preparation counter and sink with running water.

Booking is done online, but if you need assistance you can call us at (828) 349-5440. Please visit our website for more information.

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Home - Deer Springs RV Park in the Smoky Mountains near Franklin NC

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

We call Site #4 "Park Place". Take a video tour of Park Place at the link below.

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

We call Site #5 "The Squerly Pine", and you can take a video tour of The Squerly Pine at the link below.

 

[MemoriesByTheMile]

Awesome work of love!

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Porch Swing view.

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Ryker visits the Bark Park and we show him the tube! Will he put the freebie down long enough to go through it? lol

 

[murphysranch]

You have a nice soothing voice for your voice overs. Good job!

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Site #8 (The Woods)

Reason enough to get an RV. . .

"The Woods" is a huge site, surrounded by natural forest and 200' away from your nearest RV neighbor! There is plenty of room to set up your outdoor chairs and just take in the beauty that surrounds you. Twenty feet past the front of your coach is your private picnic area, complete with fire pit, picnic table and gazebo. The attached 10’x12′ deck is surrounded by railing, so well behaved doggies can spend some off-leash time with their owners while you all enjoy this wonderful site.

This is a Pull In site only, and will accommodate a motor home of any size. As such, it is NOT 5th wheel or Travel Trailer friendly.

As a result of being a heavily wooded area, satellite reception may be diminished or non-existent. Tailgater antennas may provide better reception than a roof mounted antennas, but there is still a good chance that your antenna will not find a satellite because of the trees.

Take a quick tour of "The Woods".

 

[Old Bubblehead]

Oh man, you are killing me! Was just talking to DW about our trip down to your place and site 8, we both are supper excited. I'm about worn out from this hitch, and need a break. Have to deal with some friend and family visits once I get back to our place in NC, but will be really READY for solitude and relaxation by the time we get down to your place.

Looks great!!

j

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Oh man, you are killing me! Was just talking to DW about our trip down to your place and site 8, we both are supper excited. I'm about worn out from this hitch, and need a break. Have to deal with some friend and family visits once I get back to our place in NC, but will be really READY for solitude and relaxation by the time we get down to your place.

Looks great!!

j

Hey Bubblehead, I just got back from a walk around the park. It's been very wet out here for the last few days but I think you'll like it regardless. I have hopes that it will start to dry out by the time you get here. Anyway, looking forward to your visit and getting a chance to chat with you!

Jim