THIS REVIEW APPLIES TO CAR CAMPING ONLY. I just stayed for a quick overnight in the parking area because I spent the evening in Asheville for an event and didn't feel like making the 2-ish hour drive home afterwards. The spot was quiet and convenient, just a few steps from the outbuilding that houses the bathroom and an indoor socializing space. The minor ding that I give the car camping experience has to do with that outbuilding: there are two bright exterior lights that (completely reasonably) stay on so that campers can locate it easily, but it shines directly into the parking area. Luckily I had some Reflectex window covers with me for privacy and insulation (it got down to about 30 degrees the night I was there), because otherwise the brightness in the parking area would've definitely affected my sleep. If you're not sensitive to light OR if you have window covers, it's a nice quiet spot to get some ZZZs. Yes, the troll neighbor's obnoxious and hateful flags are visible from the property, but there was no sign of him otherwise, and sadly any of us that appreciate Western Carolina's natural beauty have also gotten accustomed to hateful iconography marring it.
Someone mentioned that the directions to get to and around the property were confusing, but GPS got me there with zero problems, and the campsites on my little walking tour seemed well labeled and easy enough to find. Speaking of the campsites, as I mentioned above, my one criticism of the property was specific to car-camping; I'd definitely return for some tent camping, as those spots were adorable...and dark.