About Campground

Come visit and enjoy our little piece of heaven....Cruso, NC.
Camp along the cool, clear Pigeon River, watch the sun set behind Cold Mountain and enjoy our evening camp fire. Get to know some of the best people you will ever find...your fellow motorcyclists.

Camp in Cabins

There are 18 furnished and heated cabins in the campground. Some have 2 twins while others are queen beds. Please call for cabin reservations. Weekends are two-night minimum.

Blue Ridge Motorcycle Campground - TEMPORARILY CLOSED

This was the first "motorcycle" campground I ever stayed at.  The campground we were going to stay in was full-up, and a bike riding ranger suggested this place just a few miles down the road.
I was expecting loud parties, drunkenness, cruisers blasting loud open pipes.  I was pleasantly surprised that this was a very family friendly atmosphere, mostly BMWs and Honda Gold Wings, a few dual sport and a couple of Harley's in the tent area and 6 or 7 Harley's in the cabins.
We arrived on a Friday and they had pizzas, soft drinks, coffee and some other foods available for purchase (I think most items were $1-$2)
Breakfast was also available the next morning, everything from sandwiches to pancakes.  Coffee and food were fresh, very reasonably priced and much welcomed.
There is a nightly group bonfire, but no individual camp fires allowed due to being in a government watershed area.
Showers were hot, clean and good water pressure.
I would highly recommend a stay.

Great motorcycle campground

This is a private camping ground and it has a very small site fee. The place is absolutely stunning next to a running river. At night they set up a camp fire where all visitors can meet and greet, have a beer, or eat some burgers. The place offers a lot. They got a lounge, showers, clean bathrooms, and they have a small kitchen where you can buy some food each night. The owners are pleasant folks. Really nice and polite.  I mean you can’t go wrong.  Give this place a shot. Well worth it. 

1st Camping Experience Couldn’t Have Been Better!

Me and my party of 6 stumbled upon this Gem after we had made reservations at another site that was extremely sketchy on Labor Day weekend so we called around and heard BRMC had some space. Once we arrived me and my party were greeted by the gentleman who ran the camp. Honestly the most friendliest and most welcoming experience we have had anywhere. we set up our tent next to the pond which was close to everything. It was a busy weekend, so there were a lot of tent campers around but that didn’t matter to us because there was plenty of space in between us and other campers. I had a 10x12 wall tent, and as you can see it was perfectly spacious on a single site. They offer meals in the Morning and evenings, so you’ll be covered if you don’t want  to spend money on food. Lastly I want to add that on the last night we came in me and my wife who was pregnant in our car and she was having a lot of pain in her legs, so when we pulled up and the lots were full the gentleman who ran the camp directed us to the closest spot to the entrance. Really was a very kind and generous man. I apologize because I never got his name, but you can be sure this site is perfect for camping and me and my wife will be back after our son is born to make some memories!! God bless 

A slice of heaven 

Just a few miles between the Blue Ridge Parkway and Waynesville, NC sits a perfect spot to park your bike and sling your hammock (or put up your tent).  Jay, the owner, says the campground has been run by his family for 19 years and the pride and passion show in every detail  I stopped in for a night over the July 4th weekend and surprisingly the campground wasn't packed.  I think the rustic cabins were all taken, but there were plenty of sites left for tent camping.  It was a great, friendly mix of every kind of biker looking for a getaway.   

Going beyond the functional offering of a decent campsite, they offer a lounge with hot coffee, clean showers, campfires, and a few things for sale from the office in case you forgot something essential.  I'm also informed they often provide some dinner and breakfast offerings for a small fee.  A wifi connection was available which was good for me because my phone service wasn't available to tell my significant other that I was all tucked in safe and sound.   

I took a site by the creek and allowed the sound of rushing water to be my lullaby all night.  After setting up my kit, I took out a book and sat in one of the many porch swings to read as chickens scattered around the lawn and let me know I was welcome as long as I left them some bugs.  Aside from the occasional car passing down the two lane mountain road you wouldn't know you were anywhere near a paved surface.  Tightly packed gravel surfaced paths lead around the campground so you can park your bike beside your pillow for the night.  Although, do exercise some common sense and be careful of the dew soaked grass in the morning (This is a tip from the owner).   

This site is definitely on the "must do again" list.