Crossing Creeks RV Resort and Spa is located in the beautiful northeast region of Georgia. It’s a wonderful example of the latest trend in the industry: campgrounds that actually offer the guest experience and level of amenities that are found in true resorts. From fiber optic high speed internet to yoga classes and massage rooms, this is the RV resort of the future.

Casita Dean and his lovely wife Laura recently spent a long weekend at Crossing Creeks, and he shares all the details of their stay in this Campground of the Week review.

Before diving into the details, we want to note an important policy. Like many of these new RV resorts, Crossing Creeks sells RV sites and cabin sites to individual owners. These owners are then welcome to rent out their sites to recreational campers. There are rig standards for visitors, though, so double check to make sure your RV fits the requirements before booking.

Crossing Creeks contains 128 sites located on about 100 acres of property. The RV park is surrounded by the north Georgia mountains and nestled on the edge of historic Blairsville. The facilities are relatively new and completely immaculate. The landscaping is manicured and well-maintained.

The campground is open year round, and the rates vary depending on season. Winter offers the lowest prices, and fall has the highest, since this is peak season in the region. Prices also vary depending on whether you book a back-in, pull-thru, or creek-side site. In general, RV sites range from $60-$85/night. Cabins will run from $165-$175/night.

Again, this RV resort and spa earns it’s name by offering amazing amenities to its guests. Dean loved hanging out at the clubhouse in the morning, enjoying coffee and donuts while chatting with the owners. There is also a spa and fitness center, a pool and jacuzzi, and a sauna and steam room. Other amenities include…

There are plenty of organized activities to participate in, although most will be geared to the adult population that this campground attracts. Yoga and cardio classes are offered, along with shuffleboard, billiards, and poker tournaments. Guests will also find sewing and knitting classes, meet and greets, potlucks, and other community events

Dean highly recommends splurging on the back in creekside sites if it’s in your budget. He also recommends taking the time to explore the surrounding area, which is one of their favorite RV getaway destinations.

There is so much to enjoy in this region, it was hard for Casita Dean to pick just a few recommendations. But he managed to pull together a highlights reel for us. Listen to hear more details about each of these locations!

Dean didn’t even get a chance to talk about Hiawassee, Helen, or any of the other cool towns in the northeast Georgia region. We’ll have to have him back on soon! If you would like to hear more amazing Casita Dean recommendations, check out the other reviews he’s done for us!

See you at the campground,

Stephanie + Jeremy

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