Deep Valley Campground

08/13/2026

We are getting close.

08/12/2026

Thank you all of Deep Valley customers. We are so thankful for your loyalty and understanding this season! We look forward to servicing you next year ! Don’t forget our
Customer appreciation day Aug 30th

SOLD OUT. This was by far our busiest day EVER at Truist. I am sorry to those that had to wait 10 minutes for food. I went as fast as I could go in this EXTREMELY hot tin can

08/10/2026

The wait is finally over ! We had a scuba class here in the Vally today!!! How cool is that ??? 🏊 🏊‍♀️ 🤿 they will be back tomorrow to finish up the rest of the class . Welcome divers

08/10/2026

We only have a couple of these Overton County blankets left. They are $60 each! Get them while they last!

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Welcome to Hollow & Hill. 🌿🤍

We’re just getting started, and we’re so excited to bring you along for the journey.

What started as a dream for our 40 acres is slowly becoming a little place for photographers to come, create, wander, and capture beautiful moments. At the heart of it all will be our little greenhouse, tucked into the hills and surrounded by the beauty of the land.

We want to share it all with you—the building, the planting, the decorating, the hard work, the little details, and eventually the finished space.

We’re excited to see this dream take shape and even more excited for all the people who will one day create here.

So, welcome to Hollow & Hill.
We’re so glad you’re here. 🤍

🌿 Follow along as we build it from the ground up.

08/09/2026

When the kids get hot !

08/09/2026

DID YOU KNOW

The Gristmill Era (Early 1900s–1930s)
Long before it became a destination for campers, the property was anchored by Holman's Old Water Grist Mill. Powered by a cold stream flowing through the valley, the mill served local agricultural families living along Hunter Cove Road. After falling into disrepair for a time, a local family completely rebuilt and revived the milling operation during the 1930s. [1]
The Mid-Century Transition & Trout Hatchery
The land went through various ownership changes over the subsequent decades, at one point being bought entirely sight-unseen by an investor from Chicago. By the 1960s, the historic property shifted away from grain production and was converted into a commercial trout hatchery. The facility utilized the same cold valley spring water that previously turned the old mill wheel. [1]
Campground Establishment & Modernization (1971–Present)
The property transitioned into the outdoor hospitality sector in 1971 when it was officially built on an old county school site. [1]
Deep Valley RV Park: Operating initially under this name, the destination operated through three successive generations of owners over four decades. [1]
The Modern Campground: A forth family took over the business operations in 2013, officially rebranding the business to Deep Valley Campground. The grounds were subsequently upgraded into a 28-site full-hookup RV destination featuring rental cabin and a 72,000-gallon swimming pool. [1]

From our family to yours
We may be new here, but this land has been welcoming campers for years - and we’re proud to continue that tradition as Deep Valley’s new owners

We're a small family, Chris and Caroline Crouch, raising three kids and keeping busy with the campground. It’s a joy to share this peaceful place with others, and we hope you feel right at home during your stay.

This family became the new owners of Deep Valley Campground in 2025. Since taking over, they have worked hard to restore the campground to its natural beauty while preserving the peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere that makes Deep Valley special.
With plenty of hard work, dedication, and love for the campground, they are excited to continue improving the property and creating a place where families can swim, hike, camp, relax, and make memories for years to come.