Blue Ridge Falls Rv Resort (Formerly Riverbend RV Resort — Local services in Brevard

Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort – A Must-Visit Gem in Lake Toxaway

“Come for the waterfalls, stay for the community.”

If you’re within a few hours of Lake Toxaway, North Carolina—change your plans and head to Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort. Seriously. This isn’t just another RV park—it’s the kind of place that reminds you why you chose the RV life in the first place: natural beauty, friendly faces, and the feeling that you’ve truly arrived somewhere special.

Nestled in the heart of the Land of the Waterfalls, you’re minutes from iconic sights like Toxaway Falls, Gorges State Park, and Whitewater Falls—but the real experience happens right inside the park.

Why Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort is worth going out of your way for:

🌲 Spectacular Setting – Surrounded by trees, mountains, and fresh mountain air, the park offers shaded, level RV sites with full hookups. It’s quiet, peaceful, and beautifully maintained.

🧼 Top-Notch Amenities – Spotless bathhouses, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and a comfortable clubhouse make it easy to settle in and feel at home.

🍻 Community Vibes You Can’t Fake – Every evening when the 5 o’clock bell rings, guests gather for a casual happy hour. Bring your drink of choice, pull up a chair, and unwind. If someone can strum a guitar or play an instrument, the music starts—and before you know it, you’re part of something special.

🥘 Once a week, there’s a potluck dinner where everyone brings a dish and a story. It’s the kind of event that turns strangers into friends. And the fun doesn’t stop there—expect pizza nights, movie nights, and other spontaneous get-togethers organized by the wonderful hosts! They genuinely love creating a sense of connection here.

🐾 Pet & Family Friendly – Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort goes above and beyond to make sure the whole family feels welcome—including your four-legged companions. There’s a designated dog park, open green space to explore, and even a stream where pups can splash and play. Just a short walk away, kids will find a fun playground—and the park is always adding new features to keep them entertained. Don’t miss the frisbee golf located right at the entrance—it’s a great way for the whole family to enjoy the outdoors together

🌊 Adventure All Around You – With hundreds of waterfalls within a short drive, nearby hiking trails, fishing spots, and scenic overlooks, it’s the ultimate nature lover’s paradise. Lake Toxaway itself is a calm, beautiful place for paddleboarding, kayaking, or a peaceful picnic.

Whether you’re a weekend camper, a full-time traveler, or somewhere in between, Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort is one of those rare places that feels like home the moment you pull in.

Don’t pass this one by. Come for the views. Stay for the people. Leave with memories.

A truly unforgettable RV experience in...

This campground has to be one of the coziest I have ever been to. The people here are warm and friendly, their hospitality is over the top. We have a 44' toy hauler and the site we were on was very roomy and easy back in. There's not a lot of sites but for what it is, the accommodations are all there. 50 amp service, sewer and water. They claim to have wifi but we never could receive it.

Getting there is tricky. The sign for the campground is kind of hidden and it's on a curve going up the hill. The sign is light blue and the lettering is white, so it doesn't stand out very well. The first thing you see when coming up the hill is a blue sign that reads "CAMPING" and has an arrow pointing to the left. At the sign's location there's a fork is the road so at first glance you would think that that's where you are suppose to go. The directions given to us over the phone were poor. They say to turn on the 2nd road past the post office. The roads they are talking about look like driveways so you are unable to see what they're talking about. They claim there's a sign out front (which there is), but because of the poop color combination it is hard to see coming around the corner. It is also partly hidden by a tree.

The dirt road going down the valley into the campground is tight for any big rig. As mentioned, we have a 44' fifth wheel and unless you REALLY know how to navigate tight turns, you're going to have some issues getting down this enterance. The help there will guide you to your site, but it is best to NOT have them help you back in. They apparently do not have much experience setting you up for a back in. Use your own judgment, not theirs.

I thought that most campgrounds would have trees and other obstacles either trimmed or raised at least 13' 6" for big rigs, but I was wrong. On the way out I noticed what appeared to be a very long extention cord dragging behind me. I get out and notice that this very long wire was hanging off my roof. I climb onto the roof and see that part of this wire had gotten caught under my roof air conditioner. It almost looked like I snagged a low hanging electrical line but upon closer examination I see that it was actually their internet wire that was attached to their office building... notice I said "was attached". Why it was hanging low enough to catch under my roof's air conditioner I don't know. My fifth wheel is 13' 4" tall at the top of the air conditioner. It is approximately 12' 6" at the roof top, meaning that this wire had to be at least 12' 6"...

Lets begin with the positive! River Bend RV park is a nice, queit, quaint little campground! There is a very small stream that runs along one side of the park. They have a nice Gazebo where people gather daily around 5:00 p.m. to socialize. The lots are level, gravel, partially shaded and most have a concrete patio and picnic table. There is a bath house and laundry area but we didn't use them so I have no comment.

Now, here is my own personal negative thought "FINDING THE ENTRANCE TO THE RV PARK CAN BE QUITE DIFFICULT ESPECIALLY FOR FIRST TIME VISITORS!. I'm not placing full blame on the RV park for this as it wouldn't be fair but, simply adding an (ARROW) to the RV PARK SIGN would be very helpful! PLEASE READ ON TO THE END BECAUSE I BELIEVE YOU WILL FIND THE INFORMATION HELPFUL! Prior to embarking on our journey I used Google Maps to look at our route mostly for the last 10 miles. Using Google Maps sattelite and 3D 360* view the drive entrance is rather hidden by the overhead trees lining the roadside and the entrance way. We were traveling west on US-64 from Brevard. My map chose exiting off of US-64 onto Kim Miller road and we did! It's a winding steep road for several miles driving a 38' Class A and towing a vehicle. Our map also told us to turn off of Kim Miller Road shortly before we got to the stop sign at end of the road. That was a mistake and it took us up to another part of the Resort which required us to turn our 38' RV around. After we got back on to Kim Miller Road, at the stop sign, we turned right and proceed up the highway for a short distance past the post office. TO HELP AVOID THIS PROBLEM stay on US-64 west and exit right onto BLUE RIDGE ROAD and travel a couple of miles until you reach the Post Office. Just past the Post Office at the RESORT ENTRANCE there is a sign for the RV Park on the right side of the road. However, the sign does not have an (ARROW) pointing to go down the gravel path to the RV Resort! BUT, STRAIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU there is a (BLUE & WHITE ARROW) sign POINTING LEFT that says camping. Do not go up that road or you will have to turn around again and come back to the original sign. So, when you approach the RV Resort sign turn RIGHT immediately and go down the GRAVEL PATH lined by trees even though it doesn't really appear to be the pathway to the campground! The campground will be a short distance down the hill!...