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Several RV parks near Cashiers accommodate various rig sizes with full hookup options. Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort in Lake Toxaway provides 50/30-amp electric, water, and sewer connections with sites suitable for large motorhomes. Gatlin Ridge RV Park offers five RV sites with 50/30-amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. The Great Outdoors RV Resort in Franklin features big-rig friendly sites with 50-amp electric, water, and sewer connections, plus a sanitary dump station. Panther Ridge RV Park and Campground in Lake Toxaway has 18 sites with 50/30-amp electric, water, and sewer hookups, operating from April through October. "Backing in wasn't difficult. It was convenient that the pull through site across from us was vacant, this made backing in super easy."
Mountain access roads present navigation challenges for larger RVs at several parks. Between Cashiers and surrounding towns, roads often feature tight curves and elevation changes that may require careful maneuvering. A review noted that "the campground website mentions that rigs over 40ft will have trouble. I think 40ft is conservative, but 50ft+ could definitely be problematic." Cell service varies significantly throughout the region, with some parks offering reliable connections while others have minimal coverage. Most RV parks in the area remain open seasonally, typically closing during winter months. Pet policies differ between facilities, with most allowing pets but enforcing leash requirements. Propane services are limited, so travelers should plan accordingly when visiting the Cashiers area.
"Great campground for RVers near downtown Franklin, NC. The campground itself is not very large but it is well maintained and provides a great option to camp with an RV."
from $25 - $50 / night
Check Availability"Had a great weekend at this small peaceful RV park. Clean, beautiful landscaping. Full hookups, shady spot on site 4. A short drive to local waterfalls, rafting and tubing. A short drive to Brevard."
"The Gatlin Ridge RV Park is the perfect basecamp for those looking to explore the area and return home to their RV with full hookups. Check them out and make sure to leave a review on the Dyrt!"
from $60 - $85 / night
Check Availability"New owners and they are changing the name to Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort. Beautiful park, lots of mature landscaping and large private, level sites. Gatherings by the pavilion every night at 5."
"Under new ownership and the name is now Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort. Plenty of space between sites so it felt private, and all campers were respectful."
from $65 / night
Check Availability"Sites are fine (gravel, level, full hookups, spacious, fire ring/firewood on request, picnic table). Cons: road noise from highway is constant (video attached) and location (a tow vehicle is a must)."
"Big Rig friendly. Clean well managed"
from $48 - $54 / night
Check Availability"Site Quality: We chose a Super-Premium Site (the same price on the Dyrt as the other sites so why not?) but I was surprised to find out our camper pad was gravel and not paved."
"Not far for us and love the amenities of the resort. Full hookups, plenty to do and entertain the family. Heck makes us want to stay here full time! Will definitely be back."
from $59 - $89 / night
Check Availability"Very close to attractions ie on waterfall Byway! And IN the Forest,Beautiful store with local Gems.and Knitted items.Last but not least, Church gatherings."
"We had a great spot with full hookups including cable TV. River Vista does offer free WiFi but had sporatic coverage in some areas. we had a"
"Because of the courteous staff and campers, nice events offered, beautiful area, nice pool, dog park, and spa amenities, I gave this campground a 4. "
from $38 - $54 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $55 - $650 / night
Check Availability"This campsite is mainly for RVs and is located behind the Whistle Stop shopping area. It has a fun unique feel with lots of old trains, cars, and other vehicles permanently set up around the site."
"Great location. Right across the street from Pisgah Coffee Roasters, 10 minutes to downtown shops and restaurants, and minutes from the entrance to Pisgah National Forest and hiking trails."
from $50 - $60 / night
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RangerGreat campground, fair amount of sites on creek, park like setting. Pull through sites for big rigs interior, full hookups include, cable, good wifi, good cell service. Great location to explore the quieter side of the smokies, Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Cherokee, Blue Ridge parkway, etc.
TravelerMany creek side spots. All are back in. 30,50 amp power, sewer and cable TV hookups.
Reliable wi fi and good cell service. Spotless bath house with private shower,toilet sink.
laundry and community dining area with themed events. Premium sites have a permanent fire ring, concrete patio and fire wood for first night.
GuideThis is a great campground. Lots of spacious campsites. Lots of choices. We were lakeside on a pull through that was a bit short for us. The site was amazing we could kayak up to our site. Pet friendly, family friendly. Power, Electric, gray water dumps near each site. Washer and dryer in each bathhouse. A beautiful campground.
TravelerThis campground is located 15 minutes to Brevard and Pisgah National Forest and 20 minutes to Hendersonville. DuPont State Park is nearby as well. Easy access to hiking trails and outdoor activities. Peaceful and quiet campground that is very well maintained. Camp hosts are very friendly and helpful! Check in and payment is all online. Dog friendly! Roomy sites with picnic tables and fire pits. Open year round. Stayed from November through April
ScoutOVERVIEW
No Water/Sewer Hookups on Any Site
Electric Hookup Sites Limited
WiFi/Cell Signal Limited[Booster Recommended]
Kid Friendly
Dog Friendly
Bath Facilities On-site
LOCATION
The location is incredible! We enjoyed the accessibility of hiking, biking and fishing right from the campground. ART LOEB trailhead is right outside the campground entrance and is excellent for hiking and mountain biking. Several loops and even sites provide access to the river for fishing. Just outside the campground are endless trails and several beautiful waterfalls that can be accessed within a 5-15 min car ride. Convenient to a few restaurants, grocery stores and even a Walmart (which is slightly dodgy so be warned).
SITE
014 WOAK site is an RV site. It’s spacious and very private. We loved how much room we had to spread out and entertain as we were traveling with several other camping families. Our site was the go to spot! Backing in wasn’t difficult. It was convenient that the pull through site across from us was vacant, this made backing in super easy. There are no hookups on this site. So be sure you have a generator! One bonus on the location of this site is the water access just feet away. We needed to fill up and had forgot to do so when we pulled in to the campground. What a relief to see a water access just steps from the campsite! The only downside was that generator hours are very limited. If you are traveling during warmer months or must have AC, this is not the site for you. We felt that the tree coverage really provided us protection from the heat and did very well without AC in early August.
ACTIVITIES
Slide Rock is a natural water slide that is fun for the whole family. Yes… it’s COLD and honestly worth every moment of chilly suffering.
Hiking is abundant and all levels are accessible within minutes to a few miles of the campsite. Our favorites are: Looking Glass Falls (steps going down make this a breeze), Moore Cove Falls is a MUST and an easy trail that leads to the perfect waterfall for a good photo, Looking Glass Rock is a moderate to difficult hike and worth it. Looking Glass Rock is a long hike so be prepared to go early and bring a rain jacket.
Fishing right within the campground makes it perfect for an early morning or late afternoon activity. The hatchery is nearby and offers some wonderful opportunities to catch and release. Be sure to look in to a guided tour for a hands on experience filled with lots of educational info on local fish.
Biking is a top activity for lots of overnight and day campers. The Art Loeb Trail provides endless miles that proves fun for the whole family.
Ice Cream at Dolly’s should make your list if you love a refreshing treat. This iconic little stop if right by the entrance to the Pisgah Forest and just around the corner from the campground. Also a great spot for a cell signal!
Breweries aren’t hard to find nearby. Small microbreweries are within a few minutes and Sierra Nevada Brewery is 25 minutes away.
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ScoutSpacious long-term Resort with bathhouse, laundry facility, dog park, hiking trail, private dock on Lake Hartwell, boat storage, and more. Also allows tiny homes!
GuideThis is a typical Corp of Engineers campground, well kept with a variety of pull through and back-in sites. Sites are 50/30/20 electric with water, picnic table and fire ring. Many sites have a tent pad, are very level packed gravel/sand and well situated with very few having very close neighbors. Shade is at a premium on some sites due to cutting of pine trees a couple of years ago but almost all are waterfront with an excellent view. Some sites have direct access to the water allowing boats right at the site and swimming. The swimming beach is very nice and well maintained as are the playgrounds. Three bath houses are convenient to all loops, well maintained and clean. Cell service is very good as is over the air TV with numerous channels available. The dump station is easy in/out. Sites 10 through 40 have awesome views of Lake Hartwell.
ScoutIndian Creek Campground in Cherokee, NC is a hidden gem. Nice hosts, clean facilities in the woods. We have a 25 ft pull behind camper and sites are big enough for slide-outs. Picknick table and campfire ring was on site. We had a 30 amp full hook-up site. Campground has tent sites, RV sites, cabins, clean bathhouse and is dog friendly.
RangerHaving lived in South Carolina most my life, I haven't seen it all.. but have seen a lot of it. Mile Creek Campground is a string of 3 islands connect by narrow straights and surrounded by water. It's hard to get a spot here without great views of Lake Keowee and the Blueridge Mountains.
The spaces a are a mix of full concrete pads or gravel sites. We've stayed in several sites and while some are very close together (that RV park feeling), there are many which have lots of breathing room, and things feel more natural. The pics in this review are for site 51, which is on the "3rd island," which is the furthest out and offers the best views. This is a very level concrete spot and we only had to use the electric tongue jack on our trailer to level front to back. Got set up in under 5 minutes.
There is one oddity to some of the concrete sites. Because it's concrete, your fire pit is off to the side. And since most of the sites are raised, your fire pit may be level with the concrete pad, but you can't sit next to it as there is too much slope.
It's a county park and is well maintained. Bath houses are clean. With it having a public day use area with a nice boat dock, you can expect almost every morning @ 6am to hear the diehard fishing folks blasting out of the boat launch area.
We have Verizon and our cell signal has always been 4 to 5 bars on the outside third island.
All sites have 30amp electric and water hookups. Dump station at the front of campground entrance up on a hill. BE AWARE, pulling into the dump station is easy, but the steeper exit will have longer RV's and Trailers dragging their bag end on the asphalt.
We've always felt safe and relaxed here. And though we prefer more dispersed camping with less neighbors, this is still one of the best and most affordable ($25 in off season) places in South Carolina to camp.
We rarely give 5-stars, but due to the awesome views, trees between the sites and being well wooded & surrounded by water... it really is a very nice place.
From what I can tell, all but two sites are back in. We had no problem backing in our 23'8" (total length) camper in.
Several RV campgrounds near Cashiers, North Carolina sit at elevations between 2,500-3,500 feet, providing cooler summer temperatures than surrounding lowlands. Access roads often wind through mountainous terrain with steep grades and tight turns. Most campgrounds in this area operate seasonally from April through October due to winter weather conditions at higher elevations.
Waterfall exploration nearby: Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort provides access to over 250 waterfalls in the region. "The area is known for having over 250 waterfalls. Highly recommend a visit," notes a camper who stayed at Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort.
Creek access for cooling off: Cullasaja River Campground sits directly on the river, offering swimming opportunities. "Right along the Cullasaja rive you have easy access to swimming and boating or you can drive a mile or two up the road and get to some amazing swimming holes with cliff jumping and natural water slides," explains a reviewer who visited Cullasaja River Campground.
Hiking in Panthertown: RVers can use campgrounds as a base for exploring the extensive trail system. "Panthertown for hiking and biking... Lots to do in the area," mentions a camper. Several campgrounds provide information about nearby trails with varying difficulty levels.
Community gatherings: Many campgrounds organize social events to help campers connect. "Every day, at 5pm, the happy hour bell rings and it's a great chance to meet people and learn tips on the area," shares a guest at Blue Ridge Falls RV Resort.
Convenient location: The Great Outdoors RV Resort serves as a central point for day trips. "It's a great Basecamp to visit all the outdoor things in the area or just drive up to the Smokies," notes one reviewer who appreciated the location.
Seasonal amenities: Several parks offer heated pools during summer. A visitor to Willow Valley RV Resort mentioned, "The amenities are wonderful, one being that the pool is heated!" This provides comfort during cooler mountain evenings.
Road restrictions: Larger rigs face challenges on mountain roads. At River Vista RV Park, a camper advised, "The campground website mentions that rigs over 40ft will have trouble. I think 40ft is conservative, but 50ft+ could definitely be problematic."
Variable Wi-Fi quality: Connectivity varies significantly between campgrounds. "Very frustrated with the almost non-existent Wifi. Couldn't download much of anything or post anything or watch anything," reported a guest at River Vista RV Park.
Campground layout considerations: Sites vary in privacy and noise levels. "Our site also had a picnic table. While this RV park was clean and well-maintained, it was also located on a busy road, so road noise was always present," noted a Willow Valley RV Resort visitor.
Seasonal operations: Many RV parks close during winter months. "Operating from April through October," is common for campgrounds like Panther Ridge RV Park and Campground due to harsh mountain winters.
Playgrounds and recreational spaces: Family-friendly campgrounds offer activities for children. "There are many activities to keep family members occupied, including a playground, basketball, corn hole, soccer nets, community fire pit, and in-season, a pool," explained a visitor at Willow Valley RV Resort.
Day trips to swimming holes: Plan excursions to natural water features. "The area is really beautiful year round though best in the summer when you can cool off from the hot days by getting in the water," recommends a camper who stayed at Panther Ridge RV Park and Campground.
Pet-friendly options: Most campgrounds welcome pets with specific rules. "It is very dog-friendly; we were explicitly told we should keep our well-behaved dog off leash," mentioned a visitor to Sky High Ridge RV Campground.
Site selection strategies: Choose sites based on shade and noise considerations. "Very narrow, no room to put anything out. No shade with afternoon sun on the passenger side of our Motorhome making it unbearable to be outside," cautioned one RVer about certain premium sites.
Arrival timing: Check campground office hours before planning arrival. "The only issue I have is that if you are not there by 5pm, they will not park you so don't plan to arrive after work on a Friday and hope to spend the long weekend," advised a camper.
Follow campground directions: GPS may not provide accurate routes to some campgrounds. "You actually cannot follow Google/Waze maps or you will get stuck, follow the host directions," warned a reviewer about access roads to Sky High Ridge RV Campground.
Leveling requirements: Bring leveling blocks for uneven sites. Many campgrounds have gravel pads that may require additional leveling, especially after heavy rains common in the mountains.
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