Tigerville camping options sit at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with elevations ranging from 1,000 to 1,500 feet above sea level. The area experiences mild shoulder seasons with daytime temperatures in the 60s-70s°F during spring and fall, while summer highs typically reach the upper 80s. Nearby campgrounds offer both mountain views and lake access, with options ranging from small, intimate RV parks to larger resorts with full amenities.
What to do
Waterfall exploration: 10-15 minutes from Land of Waterfalls RV Park to numerous cascades in DuPont State Forest. "This campground is in an awesome location: 25 minutes to downtown Hendersonville, 12 minutes to downtown Brevard, and 10-15 minutes from all the trails at DuPont and Pisgah," notes William C.
Tubing adventures: Just 25 minutes from Tigerville at Wilderness Cove Campground. "The tubing is great" according to Todd R., while Dave adds that "my kid(12) and I had a great experience here: 2 nights in tents and 2 in a River Cottage."
College football weekends: 40 minutes from Tigerville with campus shuttles available. "During the football season on Friday nights live music can be enjoyed as well as a dinner buffet! A free shuttle will take you to and from the game, so just enjoy the ride and skip the parking hassle," shares Tammy H.
Fishing: On-site at multiple rv campgrounds near Tigerville. "Fishing pond has a lot of ducks and seaweed," mentions Cassondra P. about one location, while Robbie notes about another site, "Nice sites with great stream and pond on property to fish, and yes it's easy to catch a fish here!"
What campers like
Dog-friendly amenities: Multiple Tigerville area RV campgrounds welcome pets with dedicated spaces. At Red Gates RV Park, "They even have an off lead dog area with water available and poop bags. There was a lake on the property to walk around and adds to the beauty of a walk," according to Brenda L.
Clean facilities: Many campers highlight bathroom cleanliness as a top priority. "Pristine bath house! Pristine campground! We truly enjoyed our time here!" writes Brenda A. Another camper notes, "Bathrooms were always very clean, laundry room was spacious and clean, office staff was kind and helpful."
Community spaces: Shared areas enhance the camping experience at Lakewood RV Resort. "There is a nice pool and pool deck, an exercise room and a common area that has a pool table, books to read, board games, a keyboard and tv room where you can just hang out," reports Wanda H.
Proximity to towns: Short drives to nearby communities. "This campground is located close to the interstate and downtown Hendersonville with lots of restaurants," notes one reviewer, while another mentions, "Close to downtown Pendleton and Clemson University."
What you should know
Seasonal operations: Some campgrounds near Tigerville close during colder months. Land of Waterfalls RV Park stays "Open year round. Stayed from November through April," reports a camper named Name, while Red Gates RV Park operates from "Apr 1 - Nov 1" according to their listing.
Site spacing varies significantly: At Boylston Creek RV Park & Cabins, sites are "Great spot, friendly people. New," according to Shane P., while at another location, a reviewer notes sites are "very close to one another."
Noise considerations: Some campgrounds experience ambient noise. At Springwood RV Park, Joe P. describes "Fell asleep to the soothing sounds of a locomotive horn punctuated by the plinks of acorns bouncing off the roof. Awakened at 5:30 AM by sirens tuned to major thirds followed a little later by the thumping sounds of helicopter blades."
WiFi quality fluctuates: Internet service varies by campground. One reviewer reports "WiFi is a little slow, but you can upgrade for a night for $3," while another noted, "having WiFi a definite plus since we wanted to research the area."
Tips for camping with families
Age-appropriate campground selection: Some RV parks near Tigerville have age restrictions. "This campground is for those that are 55 and over, however your children or grandchildren are always welcome with you," explains Wanda H. about Lakewood RV Resort.
Kid-friendly accommodations: Look for places with cottage options. "Moving to the cottage was meant to be easier on my kid, but I didn't expect all the amenities: refrigerator, screened in porch, and very comfy beds," shares Dave from Wilderness Cove.
Pool availability: Swimming options vary by location and season. "Pool was clean" and "Pool is wonderful. Usually you have it to yourself never saw it crowded," report different campers about their experiences at Tiger Stripes RV Campsites.
Bath facilities: Consider campgrounds with quality restrooms when traveling with children. "The bathhouse was older but very clean. Two shower stalls with dressing area and two bathroom stalls," notes one reviewer, while another mentions "incredibly clean public restrooms."
Tips from RVers
Hookup specifics: Verify exact connections available. "Full hookups, shady spot on site 4," mentions Jake R., while another camper details "We had site #10 water front. It had plenty of space for the 5 of us and 2 dogs. Nice gravel level sites."
RV size limitations: Some campgrounds accommodate larger rigs better than others. Several Tigerville area campgrounds advertise as "big-rig friendly" while others note "Sites are close together. A lot of park models."
Entrance access: Gate systems vary at different RV parks. "The entrance is key card only," mentions J M. at Rutledge Lake RV Resort, and another reviewer cautions about gate timing, noting "in trying to use the key card the automatic gate dropped on the front of our vehicle."
Site navigation challenges: Be prepared for tight spaces at some locations. "Some of the internal resort roads are in need of resurfacing, as there are quite a few potholes," warns Ray & Terri F., while another camper mentions "my car's low clearance had me scraping my underside on some rocky bumps inside the property."
