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8.9 Excellent
Lake Powhatan Recreation Area 2.95 miles N
375 Wesley Branch Rd Asheville, North Carolina 28806 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 98 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Lake Powhatan Recreation Area
Rating: 8 10 9 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This park is convenient to downtown Asheville, Blue Ridge Parkway, Breweries (especially Sierra Nevada) and all Asheville has to offer. It is secluded, has great hiking, some fishing & a friendly staff. We stayed on Site #1 on the Big John loop. It WAS NOT PRIVATE. The campground host’s RV was about 25’ from our awning and the site behind us was about 25’ behind us. The showers were heavily used but relatively clean. - ab6
This park is a gem. Clean restrooms, warm showers, and quiet private sites. No wifi available and I did not have a cell signal most of the time in the campground. Friendly, helpful staff, and they keep a watchful eye on the campground. They make regular rounds through each loop every day. Hiking and mountain biking nearby- Near the blue ridge parkway. - flourpedal
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Lake Powhatan Recreation Area »The roads are narrow and winding into the park with a few low limbs scraping the coach. Easy check-in. Very private spots with dense trees cover making any TV reception impossible. Our site was long and very spacious. We needed to use blocks to get our rig level. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and nice although there were just 2 of each for the loop so sometimes there was a short wait. Our site had full hook-ups so we just used our own facilities. Some of the sites appeared to be smaller, tighter and not as level as ours. - cruzin57
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7.7 Good
Rutledge Lake RV Park 3.76 miles SE
125 Jillian Trail Fletcher, North Carolina 28732 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 79 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Rutledge Lake RV Park
Rating: 7 8 8 6 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We paid the Good Sam rate of $49.50 per night for a pull thru site. Site hookups were good, but the cable and the real slow WiFi left a lot to be desired. The cable was very snowy at times and was barely watchable. Better than nothing thou. Sites were all stone and not the most level. But we were able to position our RV on the site where it was level. Sites vary here and some have a lot of slope. The interior roads are a bit tight with some branches that could use trimming. We had no problems getting around as it was quiet during our mid-week stay. We would return as there are not a lot of options around for large rigs. There are lots of things to see and do in the area and we quickly decided that we will need to return again after some advanced planning. We wanted to stay longer but the weekend was booked solid. Advanced tickets are needed for some of the main attractions, so we will be back. - Bob and Inga
First Impression: CG looks inviting, good roadside presentation. Safety: Watch out for the ducks. Access: I-26 at exit 40 in North Carolina, drive northeast on Airport Road. When you pass Dick's Sporting Goods, turn right, drive to the CG. CG entrance road needs serious resurfacing (potholes, broken asphalt). Garmin GPS is accurate. Office: Token store with snacks and numerous souvenirs. Credit cards accepted. Online reservations not available. My price is the Good Sam discount for a premium, lakeside site. Facilities: Pool, no spa, no fitness room. Nice rec center (pool table, ping-pong, other games). Large, clean laundry room. Restrooms/shower building appears to be quite new, modern fixtures, clean, no mold, fresh paint (score "A"). Propane sales. Nice playground. No off-leash dog run. Campground: Not in a flood plain. Use restrooms as storm shelter. Moderate to heavily wooded. Interior roads are wide gravel in good condition with gentle turns and no overhead obstacles. Big rig and long coach friendly. No tent area or yurts; multiple cabins. Sites are all close-to-nearby, level, gravel (some concrete), pull-through and back-in, nice landscaping. Pedestals at middle of site with electric 20/30/50; metered for long-term. Adequate water pressure with good taste. Sewer pipe is 4" threaded, 4-6" above ground level. Concrete patios with good picnic tables. Fire rings at each site. Marginal satellite views (trees). Free cable TV (43 channels) but most come in "fuzzy". Free Wi-Fi with weak coverage and low bandwidth. Verizon phone at 5 bars; 4G at 4 bars. No recycle bins. Noise: No railroad, some aircraft, no interstate noise, very noticeable local traffic on Rutledge Road. Bug Report (early May): big black ants that climb the water hose and Tiny Black Ants (finding them everywhere inside). Runners: CG roads marginal for running (gravel). Yoga: patios are plenty big enough for your mat. Conclusion: Score 8-Upscale. Site #7 patio floods during rain (doesn't drain). - StephenK
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Rutledge Lake RV Park »We had a very good stay here. On our arrival, our escort took my husband on the golf cart to view our site so they could discuss the best way for him to get our motorhome parked. She did this because she said the spot could be kind of tricky to get into. We felt that the staff escort went above and beyond her job to make us feel comfortable getting parked. My husband really appreciated her efforts. The only negative thing I can say is that I had an envelope I needed mailed, and they would not take it, so I had to make a special trip to the post office. We have been full timing for 12 years, and this is the first time I have had this happen. - LeeAnn Magel
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6.3 Average
Asheville's Bear Creek RV Park & Campground 6.66 miles N
81 S Bear Creek Rd Asheville, North Carolina 28806 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 110 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Asheville's Bear Creek RV Park & Campground
Rating: 6 6 8 2 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: I would not recommend this campground for more than an overnight stay. We are in a pull through site and the main highway is only a few feet from us with no barrier between. Also the pull through sites are not in the same area as the rest of the campground. We had to drive up a narrow hill so I did see the campground and campers are very close to one another. On a high note, we are very close to the interstate and are on our way to SC for the rest of the week. - BeckynChris
Very hilly hard to maneuver road noise. We will not go back - Roadtrip500
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Asheville's Bear Creek RV Park & Campground »Our site was level but backing into some of these sites can be a problem because of the sharp incline from the road to the site, I saw a couple of motorhomes drag their backend on the incline while backing in, this could be a problem with some longer wheel based mh, this park is for the most part big rig friendly...our services worked great and our site was long enough for the toad also....cell service ATT was good but their WIFI was ok until the park got full then it was non existent, their cable was good with lots of channels...the restrooms and showers were clean with lots of hot water, did not use laundry but it was clean and all machines appeared to be in working order....no ground fires are allowed, City ordinance, but you can use your fire pit if u have one like us.....the other main problem with this park is there is no where to hook up your toad when leaving, there is a short strip while leaving the park but you could be blocking outgoing campers and it's on a down hill slope which sometimes can be a problem....this park is close to everything including the Biltmore which is about 5 miles from the park, easy access from interstate....staff was friendly, but with all the choices to camp at in Asheville I would look somewhere else the next time, but I would return here if I had too....there can be a lot of traffic noise from the interstate that can/could be a problem for some of us... - smoky40
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6.1 Average
Wilson's Riverfront RV Park 7.09 miles N
225 Amboy Rd Asheville, North Carolina 28806 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 25 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Wilson's Riverfront RV Park
Rating: 5 7 1 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Access is difficult. Coming off the 240 N onto Amboy Rd, you have already passed the park. Access requires a hairpin turn, or a U-turn somewhere up the road. BTW, getting back onto the highway on departure is an equally difficult task requiring a left turn which leaves most of your rig stuck out in traffic. The park is small, perhaps 25 sites, right on the French Broad River, with access to the riverfront trail (runs down the middle of the park) which is a lovely walk or cycle. Showers were clean, but dated and tired. The floor outside the one men's shower stall was so badly rotted, I nearly went through it. Sagged a good two inches under foot, with ceramic tiles all split and broken. Looks to be many full timers, mostly well kept, with notable exceptions. We considered it very over priced for what it offered. Between that and the difficult access, we would not stay here again. - nobghuri
The park is well kept. It is much nicer than it looks from outside the park. Half of the sites back up to the French Broad River. The $39 daily rate is based on the $270 weekly rate. There is nothing bad to be said other than the advertised WiFi is worthless. And, the river has been known to flood. Besides the river, the best feature is a walking/bike path that passes through the center of the park and on to far venues in either direction. - The Penguin
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Wilson's Riverfront RV Park »I booked this CG months in advance as we are full-timers. I called days in advance to confirm our reservation and he day of. We were told we had a spot on the river. When we arrived (not easily accessible for a 42' Rig) the person who was suppose to check us in on the lot to the right wasn't there so we called. They told us they didn't have anything but a grass site E/W only. When we viewed this site there as no way we could fit it even try to fit it! I'd advise anyone from Going there plus your literally under the I-40 expressway! I hate giving bad reviews but this was hard to get to only to have them lie to us! No! Don't go! - DawnB5643
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8.5 Good
Stony Fork Creek RV Park 8.7 miles NW
2149 Pisgah Hwy Candler, North Carolina 28715 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 6 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Stony Fork Creek RV Park
Rating: 10 2 8 6 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: As a full-time traveler, I have been to many different parks and have had good and bad experiences with management and facilities. This park has been such a great find! The owner, has gone above and beyond to help me settle in to my year-long work assignment in the area and I have never had to second guess if choosing this park was the right decision. As mentioned in the other reviews, you must be self-contained as there are no facilities here but the well water is amazingly clean and there is great water pressure. Most of the traffic running by the park is local or motorcyclists out for a scenic ride in the area, hardly noticeable. There are lots on both sides of the road so as mentioned DO slow down when close. The GPS was very accurate but it will take you to a house about 200 yards in front of the turn, so if you miss it; turning around in a larger rig will be tough. If coming from Candler and staying in lots 7-10, there is a long, brown fence immediately before the turn-in on the right. If in lots 1-6, you will see the trailers and the EXIT to the sites on your left BEFORE you see the ENTRANCE sign ahead. Suburban propane has been amazing and will come out to this location to install a tank if staying long enough to need it, with auto refill services available. The sites are gravel, level enough to just need a few adjustments. There are picnic tables at each site with 30amp,50 amp hook-ups. The grounds are maintained well with a few trees, more on the creekside, that offer some shade. There are several county parks in the Candler area with playgrounds and nature trails so not having these facilities at the site has not been an issue. I do not have dogs, but others in the park do and have never had issues, no unwanted visitors either. So far, it is very peaceful. The owner has been one of the nicest people I have met in my travels and I highly recommend this park, whether for a day or a year as he will go out of his way to make you feel welcomed!! - GinaS
Great rates, but the owner has issues with dogs over 30 pounds and also if you have tattoos. After staying here for three weeks with no issues we were asked to find another place to stay. We even built a fire ring for him, with his permission. In addition, the wifi is useless, Verizon has 1G service, and you can only get 7 TV channels. - RVRenegades
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Stony Fork Creek RV Park »We stayed one week. The weekly rate is $130. With Passport America, it was $125. Other reviewers have done a good job describing this CG. If you're coming from the South on 151, sites 1-6 are on the left and sites 7-10 are on the right. Our GPS was accurate. I recommend arriving during day light. Really slow down early so you have time to see it and make the turn. A turn around spot about .250 mile further is possible but wouldn't be pretty. Not knowing what to expect, we unhooked our toad about 2 miles before arriving at the CG at a vacated fire station on the right side of street. This wasn't necessary as there is room to pull-in and unhook. However we felt the remote lot was easier so we also used it to hook up upon departure. As much as I don't want to say anything negative, there are two things I must mention. 1.) We had a homeless man suddenly appear in our headlights one night as we pulled into our site. It was startling to say the least. Although he was tattooed everywhere including his face, he was polite and asked for a ride to the store (8 miles away). Fortunately another camper at the park graciously put the man and his bags into his truck bed and took him. This helped the guy out and also got him away from the park. It's a reminder to always be aware no matter where you are. 2.) CG wifi did not work well. Normally this isn't a big deal because we have other options but not here. Verizon cell worked enough for voice but not for data so we couldn't hotspot. Our Sprint Mifi had zero signal. When the CG wifi didn't work, it was very frustrating. The owner reset it which helped but only for a half a day. Other than those two things, all hook-ups worked well. We received DirecTV signal. I think sites 7-10 would all receive sat signal. Overall the park is lovely and peaceful and the price was right. Asheville's attractions are an easy drive. Beautiful Pisgah Natl Forest and Blue Ridge Parkway are in your backyard. We enjoyed our time here and would stay again. - GottaGoNow
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7.4 Good
Hominy Valley RV Park 8.82 miles NW
1550 Pisgah Hwy # 151 Candler, North Carolina 28715 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 5 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Hominy Valley RV Park
Rating: 7 8 10 6 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The main RV park is right on Hwy 151 with 5 sites. These appeared to be occupied by long term renters. We parked across the road down by the owner's house. There is tight turn and a fairly steep, gravel hill leading down to the site. Once you get there, it is pretty wide open. There are 3 maybe 4 sites with hookups (two facing the creek), and two tiny houses for rent. The sites facing the creek alternate between RV site and tiny house. They are pretty close together. We were the only ones here so it was ok ... it may have been uncomfortably close if someone was renting the tiny house next to us. Our site was gravel and a bit narrow. Our steps narrowly missed touching the deck. The deck is stamped concrete with a pergola. It's a pretty setup. There is a shared gazebo with a swing and seat right by the creek. WII FI worked pretty good although it would drop you sometimes. Directv satellite worked great. Verizon coverage 4g 2/3 bars. The park is about 7 miles from the Blue Ridge PKWY and about 15 miles from Asheville. It was quiet for the most part especially at night. - Free
We stayed at a site in the hollow next to the house which was very nice and had full hookups. Our site had a large concrete patio with a pergola, bench and table which was the nicest patio area we've had at an RV park. It was next to a clear, shallow creek with a wooden swing. There is a large, grassy field that is great for dogs. The site itself is gravel/grass and level. Wifi was strong and reliable. Good Verizon signal. No cable but satellite friendly and many OTA stations. There are only a few sites in the hollow. It is down a steep hill but we didn't have any problem in our 37' class A. The 5 sites across the highway didn't look as nice, but I really can't make much comment on them since that's not where we stayed. No facilities but we never use them anyway. We would stay again if in the area. - thekites
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Hominy Valley RV Park »This is a small, well kept campground with just 5 sites. We stayed in site 3. Virtually at the edge of Pisgah National Forest and close to everything else. Best wifi in any campground and we've stayed at many. No frills but each site level and grassy "front yard" to each site meant no rug necessary. Would absolutely stay again. The owner is a gem of a guy and has a nice place here. Sorry to have to leave. - Jaendavid
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6.8 Good
Taps RV Park 10.48 miles N Park Closed
1325 Tunnel Rd Asheville, North Carolina 28805 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 49 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Taps RV Park
Rating: 9 5 8 8 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The owner has sold TAPS RV. The park will close on 20 June 2018. The new owner will probably use the property for something other than a campground. That is sad, because we have stayed there for several years. - JavanMichael
The designated dog walk area was completely littered with so much dog feces, you literally could not walk your dog! We had to walk our dogs behind the RV park near the roadway , but with much fewer feces. We were asked to clean up after our dogs which we do, actually clean up after others, but come on! Upon arrival, we were told to unhook our dolly so we could make the turn into our pull thru site front next to spot BB. Site was fairly level with a picnic table. We left a day early and found better accommodations in Hendersonville. - Rv there
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Taps RV Park »First! We have a 45' motorhome so all other reviews saying this is a tight park, please learn how to drive. Had no problem getting around. Second! The owner is SUPER friendly and will do everything to make your stay comfortable. As others have said, this is a great location to visit Asheville. If you are looking for a family entertainment/ activities like a playground etc, this is not your park. The park is small and quiet even though it is close to the road. There is a small stream at the back. You might hear the train once or twice but its not an issue. - Presidio40
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7 Good
Scenic RV Resort 10.66 miles N
1314 Tunnel Rd Asheville, North Carolina 28805 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 35 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Scenic RV Resort
Rating: 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Scenic RV Resort »Management & staff excellent- friendly and helpful. Clubhouse spacious and clean. Pool available in season. Laundry on site is more reasonable than Laundromat Wooded sites. We were not able to connect to Satellite. No Wi-Fi or cable available. Sites are not level or large but staff will assist in whatever it takes to level and facilitate settling into site. Convenient to Asheville and Western NC attractions. Showers could use more cleaning attention. This is our 3rd year to stay a month at this park. Despite any shortcomings we will return again next year. - M&MLuna
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7.7 Good
Mt. Pisgah Campground (NPS) 10.66 miles NW
Milepost 408 Blue Ridge Pkwy Canton, North Carolina 28716 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 128 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Mt. Pisgah Campground (NPS)
Rating: 7 6 10 10 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a NPS campground, and is the southernmost on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Incredible location being nestled below the summit of Mount Pisgah and across from the Pisgah Inn, which provides a very nice restaurant, Inn and souvenir shop. The views are incredible. The campground is nicely laid out and connected to the local trail system. The park personnel were very helpful, friendly and accommodating. While the campground itself was in tidy condition, the sites were rather disheveled. Yes, they could be upgraded when funding appears someday, but they were not clean or raked; there was trash in the shrubs, the site needed raking and the grill/firepit was full of ashes and burned trash. The small restroom was rather nasty and not regularly cleaned, but the bath house was clean and welcoming. The NPS needs to crack a whip to those given the responsibilities of overall cleanliness. There's plenty of room at most of the sites. Not chock-a-block at all. Pull-thru sites are in Loop A only. Loop B will accommodate smaller rigs and tents and is back-in. Some sites are double-wide to accommodate an RV and auto side-by-side. Loop C is tenting only. Overall, a very nice camping experience which would be so much better if those responsible for cleaning up the sites between guests would clean the sites. - AltoGuys
Beautiful area. A good 20 miles either direction to gas/grocery store. Biggest complaint is amenities. For the whole campground there are only two bathrooms with a single shower in both men's and women's bathroom! More tent sites than camper sites, so long waits for showers. Not clean either! Needs a good scrubbing! - 4acrossfarm
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Mt. Pisgah Campground (NPS) »This campground opened May 9 and was empty but for one camper when we arrived. Only Loop B was open which is intended for tents and pop up campers but there were many spots that could accommodate our 30’ trailer. Only a few of these had an additional space where we could park our truck. Reservations and the remaining campground open on May 15. All spots are spaced well apart with lots of vegetation in between so lots of privacy. The bathhouses have hot showers and look like they’ve been recently updated. Very clean and nice. Water is available throughout the campground but there are no hookups at individual sites. There is a dump station upon exit. All sites are paved and appear to be level. Each site has a fire ring, leveled gravel pad for a tent, picnic table and a bear box. The Mt. Pisgah Inn is just across the Parkway (1/4 mile walk) and has a great restaurant. There is also a camp store with coin laundry facilities a little further away. The campground is at 5,000’ so many of trees are still without leaves in early May. We would definitely stay here again. - Barefootdog
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7.4 Good
Asheville West KOA 11.42 miles NW
309 Wiggins Road Candler, North Carolina 28715 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 74 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Asheville West KOA
Rating: 7 7 9 8 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is an older KOA that is quiet, pretty and well kept. My only concern was the older sites were all quite short with little room for a tow vehicle. Staff said we could park up at the office if necessary. There is some road noise. WIFI was strong and with good bandwidth although we were parked close to the office. It was 85 deg. Pool wasn't open yet ? for the season. Sites were level and gravel/dirt but they had covered many areas with straw so they remained dry. - camperkatie
A beautiful park! Very hilly, tons of trails on the park grounds and a great location from which to see the area. They are in the process of renovating and improving the upper section, so it was closed while we were there, which made it a great place to walk the dogs (along with the trails surrounding the park)! Tons of birds singing, misty mountains in the distance and the people were awesome. We had a pullthrough in the section behind the office. Maneuverable, but pretty tight if your rig is over 40'. We could fit the car behind the motorhome sideways. Cable was sufficient, but the HD channels were frequently out, and the wifi dropped often. The Verizon signal was also intermittent, likely due to the mountainous surroundings. The hookups worked fine, laundry had four washers and just three dryers, I could see that being tough during high season. The only real downside is the traffic noise. The park is located just above I-40, I could have thrown a rock and hit the freeway. Wear earplugs or run a fan at night due to traffic noise. But for the location, we worked with it, we stayed eleven days and would stay again. - GeorgiePorgie
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Asheville West KOA »We stayed in an RV site near the cabins and my son and family stayed in the cabins. The campground was large and had plenty of space between sites with a picnic table and fire pit. The lady checking us in was very nice and we had no problems at all while staying here. There was a bit of rain, so things were muddy and there was a lot of road noise from I-40 if you were near the side near the road, but that was not the fault of the campground and it didn't bother us. The lodge cabin that my son's family stayed in was also very nice and they have done a lot to update things and keep it looking good. We very much enjoyed this campground and will definitely stay here again if we are in the area. - quilt lady
