Searching for the best camping near Casar, NC? There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in. Experience some of the most stunning views that North Carolina camping has to offer. Get the dirt on all the best camping near Casar. Browse campgrounds by amenities, site types, and more.
$27 - $32 / night
"The family campground is a short distance further inside the park on the left side(approx 2 miles) marked by a small brown sign...and is situated at 1400 ft elevation. "
"This campground is one way and exits into a trailhead parking area. There was one site that was in the parking area, would not be my first choice. Shaded sites with picnic tables and fire rings."
"It was perfectly level and roomy with trees behind us. The bathrooms/showers are modern and spotless. We could only get a two night reservation, but that was enough."
"Golf carts are a must to get around since the campground is so big! The kids enjoyed the water park, putt putt, gem mining, fishing, crafts and tie dying shirts."
$17 / night
"Jacob Branch: Three sites arranged around a clearing. Two pit privies and a BEAR BOX! Woot!!"
"The hikes near the falls were quite busy on Memorial Day weekend, but the backcountry campsites were quiet and well-kept."
$24 - $999 / night
"Spacious Skies Bear Den in North Carolina offers an ideal blend of relaxation and adventure for families."
"Bear den was a perfect location for the Blue ridge parkway. We stayed at a two cabin lot that had a hot tub. Bear den has everything from RV camp sites to a game room."
$17 / night
$12 - $27 / night
$13 - $31 / night
"When not in the side, a short walk takes you to the Trading Post, a small store selling firewood ($7), ice, souvenirs, and sundries. Next to that is a large playground connected to a pavilion."
"There are lots of trails close to the campground with one around a lake and a stream off of it. Facilities were very well maintained."
$15 / night
"Site 3&4 are my favorites because they are close to water access (bring a good filter). Plenty of trees to choose from for a hammock setup."
TravelerThis place is amazing, Free and clean campsites.
GuideSpent two nights here at a site right next to the creek, which was awesome listening to the running water as you fall asleep. Easy to get to, just a forest service road. A 4x4 makes it easy but there were minivans and junkyard beaters driving by. There are multiple sites along the service road and not too close to each other.
GuideThis is a great spot along a mountain ridge. The dirt road goes for about 13 miles. Would recommend a 4x4, but I’ve seen all kinds of vehicles travel the entire road from minivans to Honda accords. There are plenty of spots to choose from. Some have great views of the valley and table top mountain and others are just nooks in the woods. The sites are pretty spread out but there are a few within shouting distance (which could be annoying if the site next to you decides to bring a battery powered Sawzall to cut firewood at 2am). Some sites are right off of the road which could get annoying from all the traffic of people going to the hiking trails nearby. And there are spots tucked away a bit off of the road where you really don’t notice trucks and cars driving by. Awesome place for a weekend getaway! Definitely going to visit again.
P.S. only 4 stars because there are only about 3-5 sites with a great view!
ScoutFR 472 is closed at the Golf Course and there are hefty fines if you are caught walking beyond the gate. Black Mountain Campground was destroyed by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene. The bridge across the S. Toe River was broken and washed out. The water system is also destroyed as well as the road network in the campground. There have been no announcements by the Forest Service about plans to repair the facility and, after a year, my guess is that there never will be.
Guidenice campground. bathrooms and pool are CLEAN!!!! private bathrooms with showers. also has laundry ($) but has change for quarters in shop!! super big plus . also got a buddy site for the price of a normal one!
not super crowded but still a nice community to be around :) 10 min drive into town as well. all sites have full hookups which was also super handy. not a bad price for what you get. only stayed two nights but would definitely stay again
ScoutProbably the second cleanest campground I had ever been to
RangerWe absolutely loved our stay here! This campground was destroyed by Hurricane Helene in 2024 and they have already built back a beautiful fully functioning campground
The sites are so clean with flowers planted around electric and water boxes, easy to access sites
I loved sitting along riverbanks having fire, reading my book while family fished
Owners were so nice and welcoming, gave us directions to access falls/overlooks
If we are ever in the area again we Will definitely be back!
ScoutMy family and I have been camping at Bearden since 1995 and it has always been great. Getting to know the owners and all the people who ran the campground BUT now that is is apart of a large corporation or hedge fund and people looking to satisfy shareholders it's not as fun. Sure we love the location (hint here if pulling a camper, don't follow the Bearden sign, go to Linville to get on the parkway and go left. This way you will avoid the steep curvy road going up a mountain.) but it's ran like a corporation. No more calling the campground office talking to the friendly owners, now you call to somewhere I believe in NJ and talk to a person to make reservations at one of the campground Spacious Skies have purchased. So much for the family owned campgrounds who wanted to make money but provided a better atmosphere.
ScoutChecked in around 6:00. The guy checking us in told us that the golf carts haven’t been working on hills(the whole place is hills) and to let it cool down for 10 minutes at a time if it overheats. We go to the cabin, which is littered outside with used baby wipes, get settled in, and by 8:10 realize the kitchen is infested with ants. Dozens of ants covering the appliances, counters, and kitchen sink. We asked for help and were told that maintenance would come to our cabin. They never showed up. We called the emergency line and it didn’t work, just put us in an endless loop and then hung up on us. Over and over again. We stayed that night because what other choice did we have? No one was available to help us with literally anything. Following morning, we pack up our stuff and tell the staff we’re leaving and all of our issues and ask for a refund on the room we spent 15 reluctant, ant-filled hours in. They escalate to a manager, and then tell us that another manager will call us“shortly”. The call never came. You don’t get what you pay for here. What’s advertised is a complete lie. You pay for a full kitchen? Too bad—you can’t cook or even store food here because there’s ants everywhere. Paid several hundred dollars for a golf cart to get around? It only works when it wants to. Call the emergency line for assistance? Yeah right! We spent$2k and they’re trying to dodge us for a refund. Disgusting place, disgusting behavior.
Camping near Casar, North Carolina, offers a variety of experiences for outdoor enthusiasts. From family-friendly campgrounds to serene spots for solo adventurers, there’s something for everyone.
Camping near Casar, North Carolina, offers a mix of adventure and relaxation. Whether you're with family or exploring solo, there's a spot waiting for you!
Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities does Casar Park offer for campers?
Casar Park offers basic amenities similar to those found at other parks in the region. While specific details for Casar Park are limited, nearby South Mountains State Park Family Campground provides a reference point with features including reservable campsites, toilet facilities, and picnic tables with fire rings. For a more developed camping experience with additional amenities, campers might consider Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Golden Valley, which offers water hookups and more family-oriented facilities within driving distance of Casar.
What camping facilities are available at Tellurian Family Campground near Casar?
Tellurian Campground offers drive-in access with reservable campsites and water facilities. The campground is big-rig friendly, making it suitable for RV campers visiting the Casar area. For those seeking a unique camping experience in the region, Four Paws Kingdom Campground & Dog Retreat offers specialized facilities including 18 acres of dog-friendly areas, making it an excellent option for campers traveling with their canine companions.
What camping is available near Casar, NC?
According to TheDyrt.com, Casar, NC offers a wide range of camping options, with 219 campgrounds and RV parks near Casar, NC and 12 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Casar, NC?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Casar, NC is South Mountains State Park Family Campground with a 4.8-star rating from 26 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Casar, NC?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 12 free dispersed camping spots near Casar, NC.
What parks are near Casar, NC?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 23 parks near Casar, NC that allow camping, notably Pisgah National Forest and W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir.
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