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$50 / night
Each site has tent pads and firings with grills.
The campground does not allow trailers on any of the river-front sites, only tents, so we had to park our GO in the next row.
$30 / night
Each one has a firepit, picnic table, lantern pole, and a very large tent pad. There are no RV's allowed.
$15 - $50 / night
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
The site was large enough for a few tents (2-3), we had a group of five and have more than enough room.
What is upsetting is that people pitch tents and build campfires on the summit, which damages the fragile maintained meadow.
All the sites were fairly level and clear for tents.
$45 - $50 / night
We booked campsite 2, as one of our guys was camping in a truck bed tent.
As you're in a state park, you have the added benefit of a fire ring and tent pad, but no picnic table.
Travelergood experience owners help are very friendly facilities were clean pleasant atmosphere they have cabins that you can rent out and then there's tent sites and RV sites to camp from. There are even sites for tent camping along the creek. Tent site right next to the creek was my favorite because you hear the water come down the tiny fall that's there in the same to the birds chirp. I would definitely stay here again. ❤️
ScoutGreat campground! Easy access to everything needed. Tent sites were a little small. But overall very friendly management. Close to Waynesville and all the cute places in Maggie Valley.
GuideIf you need a decent place to tent camp in the city for brief period, this is a quaint tucked away place. The host managers are extremely nice. The tent campground itself is quite small and sites are very close to each other. Fire pits, tent pads, shady, WiFi, water, power, hot showers, firewood available, relatively quiet from road noise, secure. Buffering the campground from the main busy road is an RV section. $30 night for tent camping.
ScoutOwners are very friendly. Our tent campsite was very secluded, included a fire pit, picnic table, over looking deck, running water and electric. Loved hearing the running creek from our tent site. Very clean bathrooms. Highly recommended!
ScoutGood people run this place. Bath houses are very clean. We have tent camped and now taken our RV. Tent sites right on the river. You can tube down and get out right at your site. Three Falls waterfall is just up the road. You can get tubes at the office. Chickens and horses on site. Playground and lots of fun. Sites are wooded and quaint. Roads are a little narrow, but passable. One of our favorite sites.
GuidePolite campers in rvs watched over my tent camp site while I enjoyed a couple of the trails. All in all a wonderful place to stay. Plus you're right by the river.
TravelerWe stayed at Tent Site #3 in late May and early June. We have stayed at the campground twice before. We love coming back here because of the great amenities, location, and access to activities.
The amenities are great for the kind of tent camping we like to do: electric & water at each site, central bath house with individual bath suites that are cleaned regularly, and a dish washing station.
The location is excellent - you can get to downtown Asheville in 10 minutes!
The views are amazing - so many mountains and the French Broad River!
Our pup loved the trails at the campground. I would recommend you not picking tent site #3 (the picnic table was not level) or #4 because they are right across from each other and there isn't a lot of privacy between the two. I would definitely pick tent site #2 if you want to be closer to the bath house or #5 if you want to be farthest away from the other sites.
ScoutWhen you’re camping in a tent, that’s is a big plus
LegendThis campground is located in Rosman NC, west of Brevard. We camped here as a base camp for day hikes in the area. It is very wooded, in a valley with a creek running alongside the tent camping sites. The scenery is gorgeous and horses and chickens were sweet. The tent sites are small, smaller than average park campsites. We woke to the smell of our neighbor smoking and coughing throughout the night.
The facilities are good, nice hot water in sinks and showers. Clean bathrooms etc. We also had a spigot and plug near our campsite if we needed them. The people were extremely friendly and kind.
We like for our kids to be able to run, play and explore while camping and this was not the site for that. Across the creek is a busy road which was not busy during the night, but had constant travel during the day.
Maggie Valley, North Carolina, offers a fantastic backdrop for tent camping enthusiasts, with a variety of campgrounds nestled in the stunning natural landscape of the Smoky Mountains.
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular tent campground near Maggie Valley, NC is Cosby Campground — Great Smoky Mountains National Park with a 4.5-star rating from 70 reviews.
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