Waterfront RV Sites
All 14 campsites are located along beautiful Scotts Creek. Each site is back-in only and includes water, sewer, and 30-amp electric hookups. Sewer hookups are not included for stays shorter than three days.
Campfires & Firewood
Each campsite has a rock fire ring. Firewood is available for purchase from the camp host, or guests may bring their own. Charcoal and gas grills are permitted.
Fishing & Tubing
Enjoy fishing and tubing in Scotts Creek. A valid North Carolina fishing license and trout privilege are required when applicable.
The camp host offers tube and life jacket rentals. Renters must sign a waiver. Scotts Creek is a small creek, and tubing is generally best suited for children and individuals weighing approximately 150 pounds or less.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. There is no lifeguard on duty.
Outdoor Recreation
Enjoy our large grassy field for games and recreation. Guests may also enjoy walking and off-road bicycling in designated areas of the property. Skyland drive , Willets rd, and Dark Ridge rd boarder the campground, manytimes people bicycle these roads andriding groups are seen often.
Trash Collection
A trash can is provided at each campsite. The camp host will collect and remove bagged trash.
Wi-Fi & Cell Service
Wi-Fi is not currently available but may be added in the future. Cell service is generally available, although coverage varies by carrier.
Pets: Non-aggressive pets are welcome at Willits Depo Campground but must remain on a leash.Please see our rules and regulation page for complete pet polices.
Parking: Two vehicles are permitted per campsite, The RV or camper counts as one vehicle. Please check site length before arrival. Some sites require disconnecting your tow vehicle. Do not park on the grass.
Bathrooms: All RVs must have working bathroom facilities. No bathhouse or tent camping is available at this time .
Safety: Fishing, swimming, and tubing are at your own risk. Children must be supervised by an adult.
Respect for Others: Please respect neighboring campers, the campground property, and the natural environment.
Campground management reserves the right to require guests to leave for violations of campground rules.