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Top-rated campgrounds near Burnsville
Mila’s Bunny Farm
1. Mila’s Bunny Farm
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6.8mi from Burnsville · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Nice secluded tent campsite on an angora bunny farm. Listen to the sound of the mountain creek while you sleep, and cuddle with bunnies by the running water wheel during the day. Very relaxing spot to decompress and unplug on 7 acres that are mostly wooded.
Pisgah National Forest is just two miles away with plenty of hiking to explore. The charming town of Burnsville is just 10 miles on a beautiful, scenic highway. Homeplace Brewery, Birdfoot Taproom, and Snapdragon are among the local spots to visit. Asheville is also nearby at just under an hour’s drive.
The trail entrance to Big Butt is a couple miles away with a few great overlook points. If you want to do the whole 24 mile length of the trail (featuring 5 mountain peaks above 6,000ft), I can make shuttle arrangements for your party to be picked up at the end.
Navitat Ziplining is very close, as well as gorgeous flower farms and Mountain Light Sanctuary to visit over in Barnardsville. Come enjoy our mountain community!
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Root Cellar Tiny House
2. Root Cellar Tiny House
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7.2mi from Burnsville · 1 site
This 1890's farm was many things in times long ago! It acted as a working Tobacco Farm, a country store and was known to have the purest spring in the region by the indians and mountain men! It also has a dark past complete with murder and moonshine! For a full history check out this book, Red Hill. The untold story of the Whitson Brothers and the Murder of Kit Byrd. The short version of the story: The farm also acted as a country store that was also a front for moonshine. The Whitson Brothers who owned our farm had a deal with Kit Byrd; a mountaineer from "on the mountain" who had a knack for making good shine. It ultimately was the death of him at the hands of the 3 Whitson Brothers. This murder years later led to the death of a large percentage of the population in this small NC Mtn town. Learn more about this land:On a mountain by a river in a true "holler". This 1890's historic tobacco farm features our Root Cellar Tiny House, perfect for 2-4 people. Full over Full Bunk Bed, Wifi, AC/heater, tiny fridge, small coffee maker, one car parking in front for easy access. Includes a covered porch, RV toilet & sink, outdoor heated shower, outdoor fire pit & covered kitchen for cooking. Space includes 2 person tent site making the tiny suitable to sleep 6. Stay includes $20 adventure trip credit with NC Outdoor Adventures.The spaceThe Root Cellar Tiny House is sitting above Whitson Branch surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is a little over 100 yards to the Toe River and one of the areas last remaining walking wood suspension bridges.This is our quiet space that we want to share with you. Our slice of heaven. Please keep that in mind and respect it. Throw trash away, don't leave out food or trash or you might wake to a big bear treat! Slow down when driving into the holler!Help us help our environment! The toilets and outdoor showers have been carefully planned out to be environmentally conscious, with special consideration to our creeks that drain into the Toe River. The "outhouse/camp" toilet has instructions so please read it and also has a foot pump hand cleaning sink beside it. The shower is an instant hot water shower heated by propane. While this space is not winterized it has some insulation and a propane heater. The Tiny can be rented during the winter for $68 a night good Nov-March.Guest accessGuests' space is a tiny house with a covered porch, attached bathroom, shower, covered outdoor kitchen, and one 2 person tent site. The tent site is best used April-October unless you have proper winter camping equipment.Looking for adventure...look no further it is right outside your door, literally. Use your $20 adventure credit onsite with NCOA: whitewater, tubing, rock climbing and more. A few of the river activities end or begin a short walk from the Root Cellar House. You can also purchase hiking/river essentials at the Tiny Hike Shop. Important notes:*Linens for bedding provided but we ask that you please bring your own bath towels and use biodegradable soaps like Bronners Soap (available for purchase at the Adventure Outpost on-site).*rooms are cleaned every three days unless someone requests otherwise for an additional charge. *Please drive slow as we have a hound dog and cats that run around as do some neighbors. Deer are everywhere, drive carefully. It is super curvy and steep with no guard rails. RVs or large trucks can not get down our road or through the one-car train tunnel to the river!!! No turnaround.* Sorry farm stay not pets allowed. We have a very protective cat (only towards other animals not people).Any questions for the host?
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Romantic, hot tub, pet friendly
3. Romantic, hot tub, pet friendly
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7.5mi from Burnsville · 5 sites
Ranked #1 Romantic Glamping Getaway in USA for 2025 by Hipcamp!
Escape to the serene beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains at our unique retreat in Bakersville, NC. Nestled on over 60 private acres amid some of the highest peaks east of the Mississippi—including nearby Mount Mitchell (6,684 ft)—our five distinctive arched cabins offer the perfect blend of modern comfort, privacy, and breathtaking views.
Each fully equipped cabin is a cozy tiny home featuring:
A comfortable queen bedroom
Private full bathroom with shower
Well-appointed kitchenette (sink, microwave, mini-fridge, coffee maker, and essentials)
Spacious living area with sofa and Roku smart TV
Step outside to your private deck with a bubbling hot tub—ideal for stargazing (we are a dark-sky retreat!) or soaking in panoramic mountain vistas. Gather around your personal campfire pit (firewood provided) for cozy evenings under the clear Appalachian skies. Cabins are thoughtfully spaced for romantic seclusion while close enough to share the magic with friends or family.
Adventure awaits right on the property with miles of private hiking trails winding through forested ridges and scenic overlooks. As local hiking experts, we're passionate about guiding you to the best trails—easy strolls, moderate paths, or challenging hikes reaching elevations over 6,000 feet on the iconic Appalachian Trail (just minutes away at Carver's Gap or Roan Mountain).
Explore nearby gems like the sparkling North Toe River for fishing or tubing, world-famous Mitchell County gem mines, and the stunning Roan Mountain balds (famous for June rhododendron blooms). Our historic land adds a touch of intrigue—once part of the area's colorful past.
Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway, outdoor adventure, or peaceful relaxation, our arched cabins provide an unforgettable mountain escape. Book your slice of Blue Ridge paradise today!
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Pisgah National Forest
4. Pisgah National Forest
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National forest 6.1mi from Burnsville · 251 sites
One of Pisgah's gems is Richland Balsam, the highest peak on the Blue Ridge Parkway at 6,410 feet.
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Mount Mitchell State Park
5. Mount Mitchell State Park
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State park 11mi from Burnsville · 9 sites
Sweeping views and challenging hikes define North Carolina’s first state park.
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Blue Ridge Camping
6. Blue Ridge Camping
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9.4mi from Burnsville · 1 site
Get away from the crowds. On 300 beautiful acres once operated as a children's summer adventure camp, this property has a bathroom for camper use. There are 3 primitive campsites, 2 cottages, and a horse sanctuary. The campsites are spaced out around the property for privacy. There are port-a-potties. There may occasionally be a real bathroom available.
4WD or AWD is recommended for all sites due to 1/2 mile gravel road and then completely off road for a short distance. Or, if you are bringing 2WD, there is plenty of parking and then walk to your campsite. We don't recommend trying to bring large RV's due to the access.
We have not had a problem with Black Bears on the property. Help us keep it that way. Do not store or keep food in your tent. Don't sleep with food. Keep in mind bears are omnivores much like us. They eat mostly plants but also eat meat. For more info on bear safety, visit www.bearwise.org
Winter camping is encouraged with free firewood. However, you will probably need to park on the gravel and walk to your campsite to limit soil erosion of the off-road trail.
Pets are welcome only at some sites, but please please let us know you are bringing them and they will need to be leashed due to other animals.
A large part of the property is forest with hiking trails, creeks, and wildlife. You can see wildflowers and lightning bugs in season along with deer, turkey, and horses.
And all of our spots have a great view of the sky! We're not far from the Bare Dark Sky Observatory.
The grass horse arena and the pond were originally built for the summer camp. The pond is stocked with bass and bluegill and has a chorus of bullfrogs in summer. The arena is flat and has a long range mountain view all the way to Mt. Mitchell (highest peak east of the Mississippi). There are also a meadow spot encircled by trees.
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Bear Creek Mountain Camping
7. Bear Creek Mountain Camping
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11mi from Burnsville · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Welcome to Bear Creek Mountain Camping, where nature's beauty meets outdoor adventure! Nestled on the mountainside, our campground offers the perfect retreat for those seeking both serenity and excitement amidst the breathtaking beauty of the wilderness.
At Bear Creek, we pride ourselves on offering an authentic mountain camping experience. Bring your own tent and supplies, and rent a designated site, or for a deeper immersion in nature, choose a spot in the woods. Whichever option you prefer, we are committed to ensuring you have a memorable camping experience from start to finish.
Embark on invigorating hikes through lush forest trails, where the air is crisp and the scenery breathtaking. For those seeking aquatic excitement, tubing down the nearby Toe River promises an unforgettable experience, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines into pristine waters teeming with trout.
As the day transitions to night, gather around the fire pit to roast marshmallows and share stories under the twinkling stars. The tranquil mountain backdrop sets the stage for moments of connection and relaxation with loved ones.
But the adventure doesn't end there. Venture into the surrounding area and discover a wealth of activities, from gem finding expeditions to browsing charming art and antique shops showcasing local talent. Saddle up for a scenic horseback ride at a local ranch, or simply relax and take in the breathtaking scenery. Skiing slopes are about a 45–60-minute drive in the winter.
Plus, don't miss out on the Penland School of Craft, a national craft education center dedicated to the creative life, located just 2.8 miles away—a mere 8 minutes from our doorstep!
Our property boasts its own spring-fed water source, providing crisp, refreshing hydration throughout your stay. And for the ultimate connection with nature, our outdoor shower offers a revitalizing experience from May to November.
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Bear Creek Mountain Camping. Your next adventure awaits amidst the beauty of the mountainside.
Site Rules: Before reserving, please ensure that you read all our site rules and are willing to 100% comply with them.
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Campgrounds at Little Switzerland
8. Campgrounds at Little Switzerland
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11mi from Burnsville · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina! At approximately 3,455 feet elevation we enjoy mountain breezes all summer
PLEASE DO NOT ‘photo book’!
We ask guests to please read through the details BEFORE booking a site. For example: not all tent sites are park at sites. Some of our more secluded sites in the woods are far from bathrooms etc. Sites near the winery/bathrooms are not secluded and you can see/hear ‘people’.
As of Jan 2025 we change to an age 13+ campground. No one under the age of thirteen years old is permitted to camp overnight. Younger children will still be permitted to visit the winery next door to the campground during open hours but must have an adult (18 years plus) with them at ALL times! Due to an incident that could have ended in tragedy we have a zero tolerance policy of unsupervised children. You will be asked to leave if your young child is unattended by an adult.
During the summer months we often have free range chicken eggs and organic produce and herbs available for our campers. We are next to our own winery/cidery that features home brew wines and beer. We also offer sodas. Firewood is for sale. You may bring your own firewood as long as it’s not from out of state.
We have a few primitive sites in our woods for those who love more seclusion and places to hang hammocks.
We offer Hiking/jogging trails at the campground with more trails on the nearby blue ridge parkway. We are just a 5 minute drive to downtown Little Switzerland. We are also only a 5 minutes drive to the famous Diamondback scenic mountain road. Approximately 20 minutes drive to Crabtree Falls on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Our cantina next door at 539 blue ridge gem mine road is open for the season and serving home brew beers and small batch ciders for ages 21 and older. Photo ID required. Sodas available for purchase as well. We now have a well lit covered porch area and club house with free WiFi and available 24 hours to our campers.
Note: absolutely no outside alcohol or underage alcohol consumption permitted on premises. Anyone not in compliance with North Carolina state laws and federal laws will be evicted from campgrounds without refunds. If the campgrounds happen to be under a burn ban please understand that we can’t and will not break the law for you! All campers must obey the burn ban if in effect or face possible penalties under state law! This is for your own safety as well. Anything sold by us may be legally consumed at your campsite and is covered under our winery ABC permit.
Camp host can’t go to bed until all campers are checked in so no late night arrivals please! Thank you for your understanding.
Adult horseback trail rides are available at nearby Springmaid Mountain Retreat. Maps provided to Springmaid Mountain. All minors must have ADULT supervision at all times at the winery next door (older siblings do not qualify as adult supervision). If we are babysitting your children to keep them out of danger or from damaging our property you’ll be asked to leave. We want everyone to be safe.
Up to 2 dogs are allowed per campsite. Dogs Must remain on leash at all times and have proof of up to date rabies vaccination. We have chickens and horses on our mini farm so please keep dogs under control at all times. Also, please do not feed our chickens, horses or any of the wildlife on our property.
It is the responsibility of our campers to check the weather conditions, noting any burn bans for the area or rain etc, looking at all the rules and property details, before booking is the campers responsibility. Please do not blame the host! HipCamp now offers rainy day insurance
Watch for our special events like ghost story campfire tales/walk with local guest authors, mountain yoga, herbal remedies classes, trail treasure hunts with prizes, mushroom identification classes etc.
Additional parking is available for added cars in the guest parking lot area if campers have no more room at their campsite for visitors or any extra cars.
We have a hot/cold shower and modern style flush toilets available in large cargo container. We also now have free Starlink WiFi in the Cantina/clubhouse area and some of the closer tent sites. Our clubhouse stays open for campers 24/7 with a microwave available, games, television and comfortable seating areas.
Note: The quarter mile of gravel drive is steep but I drive my two wheel drive car up and down it every day. However, if you have a vehicle that chugs and struggles up hills (older RV etc) you may find it a challenge. We are working on getting that section paved to help out the older RVs and buses.
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The gray building and pond area is NOT our property. Do not wander around our neighbors pond /barn area. Thank you!
All campers are expected to read and follow the HipCamp guidelines. This is not just a ‘business’, it is also a family home that we are graciously sharing with you for a small fee so we expect campers to respectful of our land, our neighbors and your fellow campers. Anyone who can’t show integrity, maturity and be responsible and respectful of this will be asked to leave and/or permanently banned from both the winery and our campgrounds. No fighting! This includes couples fighting. Settle it 'off property'. We are pretty mellow, yet take bad behavior and disrespect for others very seriously. Unsupervised children has been a huge problem lately and we simply won’t tolerate very young children wandering the woods, running across other folks campsites, deliberately damaging our property etc. It is up to the parents to fully supervise their children and keep them safe!
Caught without a last minute hotel room and rather not park your family in Walmart lot? We offer car camping in our parking lot for $15.00 a night. You’ll have access to bathrooms and a hot shower! We also have tents, sleeping bags and camping mats for rent.
Summer of 2025 will be our third year open and there have been many wonderful improvements! ❤️ We made it through Hurricane Helene with minimal damage and with the help of some kind volunteers we have some great updates!
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Inner Wolf Retreat Space
9. Inner Wolf Retreat Space
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13mi from Burnsville · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
A Sound Healing Retreat Center for you to find renewal and unplug on 6 peaceful acres with a large creek running through the whole property, several ponds, and a large field of flowers. Our property is a healing space , complementing the sounds of nature and meditative sound healing instruments like gongs and crystal singing bowls to help you find your inner compass. Please ask us if you'd like to add a sound healing session to your camping experience.
As you enter the property, flow downstream, leaving worries behind, pass the Sound Healing Pyramid Barn, set up for events and sound healing sessions, in addition to retreats. Under the eaves of the back of the barn you'll find a picnic table to enjoy in the shade while listening to the babbling large creek running along side you and leading you to your peaceful campsite in the field, under the trees, and under the stars. Van and small RV camping spots are located by the workshop and small cabin and the portajon.
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Cherokee National Forest
10. Cherokee National Forest
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National forest 40mi from Burnsville · 625 sites
Follow us to Tennessee and dive into the grandeur of the Cherokee National Forest! It’s filled to the brim with scenic forested trails, rushing rivers, and rainbow trout. During the day you can go rafting, and at night you can bask yourself in moonshine (of various sorts) and brush up on your constellations. If you are in pursuit of some Appalachian Mountain bliss, this is the right place to start. Don’t forget your camera, you're going to want to show these vistas off!
Roan Mountain State Park
11. Roan Mountain State Park
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State park 21mi from Burnsville · 141 sites
A forested setting for hiking and wildlife watching, Roan Mountain is a Tennessee gem.
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Lake James State Park
12. Lake James State Park
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State park 26mi from Burnsville · 20 sites
Swim in crystal-clear waters and soak up mountain views at this NC state park.
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Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park
13. Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park
State park 28mi from Burnsville · 88 sites
Discover the pioneer spirit at Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park.
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The Waldhaus Resort
14. The Waldhaus Resort
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14mi from Burnsville · 4 sites
Waldhaus Resort is a special place surrounded by the Pisgah National Forrest. Pure nature close to a thriving metropolitan area. We offer the Sawmill and the Summit!I have been an engineer, corporate executive and world traveler all my life. Born and raised in Switzerland I speak German, French, English and a little Spanish. My passion is the outdoors, hunting, fishing and cooking . My other calling is to entertain people which share the same passions. That’s why I created the Waldhaus resort.During the past years, the Sawmill has become my favorite place to spend quality time in what I call "Cabin Living" which I love so much. Nearly every day there is a small challenge, nothing comes easy, but all the coziness and comfort is there. The water is supplied by a spring above the mill. Electricity is generated by solar technology and a generator. All refrigeration and cooking appliances are propane; and so is the basic heat (propane again) - and a very old Jotul wood stove will do the rest. I sleep a lot on the day bed in the living room so the Sawmill can be comfortably rented for up to 4 guests. The outhouse is a thing of the past, just recently I installed a compositing toilet besides the bedroom.We also offer The Summit which is a high elevation, 2-story cabin surrounded by national forest which has evolved into an off-grid living and play space located at nearly 3300 feet elevation on a 1/2 acre flat with an incredible view. There are very private old forest service trails leading directly into the Pisgah National Forest.
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A Tiny A-Frame 15 acres creek front
15. A Tiny A-Frame 15 acres creek front
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15mi from Burnsville · 1 site
A Tiny-Aframe is a semi primitive glamping site, nestled next to a flowing creek on 15 acres in the mountains of WNC. Electricity/WiFi are available, there is NO running water at our property, but if you would like to shower in a comfortable setting there is a new YMCA in Spruce Pine which is about 20 minutes away and has a daily fee of 10.00 a day to shower up.
Get close with nature by relaxing in a hammock, sitting by the fire, or hiking the old logging roads on the property. There is a compost toilet and a Ring doorbell by front door for check in/security/safety, but it’s turned off upon arrival. * The other building you see in the photos is a shed that we use for storage. It is not another site, you are all alone on 15 acres.
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Bee Our Guest
16. Bee Our Guest
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16mi from Burnsville · 1 site
Beautiful mountain views and complete privacy located on 11 secluded acres. 1/2 mile to Bailey Mountain hiking trials and 1/2 mile to downtown Mars Hill where you can enjoy the university, restaurants, brewery, coffee shops, grocery stores, and art galleries. 20 minute drive to downtown Asheville, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Wolf Laurel ski slopes. Come enjoy this one of a kind peaceful, completely off grid glamping experience.
***Dome is completely off grid, runs completely off solar power. Guests can check how much power they have on the generator under the kitchen countertop by hitting the display button. Electric should be sufficient but glampers will do are responsible for using the electricity responsibly so as to not drain the battery completely.
There is a microwave for cooking, a charcoal grill on the deck (charcoal and grill necessities included) and a fire ring for open flame cooking. There is a hammock provided for warmer days!
Please note that when temperatures dip into the teens and the single digits make sure to bring warm clothing as dome can still get a bit chilly on those nights. Also note that there is a hand washing station outside of the dome next to the port a potty however when temperatures dip into the teens and single digits the water can freeze up in the hand washing station. We do also provide hand sanitizer as a back up. The outdoor shower is only open typically from April through October. In addition, the only form of heat is a wood burning stove with starters and wood provided, so it will be your responsibility to make sure that the stove keeps burning with wood as to keep the dome warm. This most likely will entail getting up at least once a night to stoke/put wood on the fire. On very hot summer days the dome can get very warm inside. We have a high powered fan and black out curtains to help but it still can get very warm. Best to utilize the outdoor space in the late morning/early afternoon hours or use this time to explore the area. THERE IS NO AIR CONDITIONING!
Also, there may be some bugs that you see. Especially stink bugs in September and October. We do our best to keep bugs out, yet this is a Glamping experience which is between camping and a typical Airbnb experience so please plan/pack/expect accordingly. Thanks!
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Creekside Park - w/ Wifi!
17. Creekside Park - w/ Wifi!
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17mi from Burnsville · 5 sites
Come and enjoy the convenience of Creekside. We provide a clean, flat, full hookup (30/ 50 amp) with FREE WIFI! Its a great location for your RV or travel trailer while you're out enjoying the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. We are conveniently located right off of HWY 26 in Weaverville. We are 5 min to Mars Hill and Weaverville. 15 min to Asheville and 20 min to the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Reems Creek Retreat
18. Reems Creek Retreat
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17mi from Burnsville · 1 site
This is a DRY SITE. Your camping vehicle must be able to hold both sewage and gray water. The site borders a North Carolina trout stream. We reserve the right to cancel if you do not comply. The campsite is about 1.25 acres and part of a larger property. We set up a travel trailer here while we built our home. Recently one of our neighbors, who does quite a bit of camping, set up their travel trailer in the same spot while their home was being painted. They loved it and recommended that we offer the site for others to appreciate. Respecting the DRY CAMPSITE helps.
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Gusher Knob
19. Gusher Knob
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17mi from Burnsville · 1 site
Gusher Knob is a 220+ acre forested mountain near Spruce Pine, NC. One of the campsites has a 12 x 12 raised platform for your tent (we don't recommend pitching a tent anywhere other than the platform), picnic table, fire pit, and a hook to hold a lantern. This first campsite on the property has a spectacular view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A second campsite is more primitive (no picnic table or platform yet) is in a forested section with access to the Toe River. It is available now, but improvements are planned such as building a platform, adding a picnic bench and expanding the current fire pit.
Please stay on the trails and the campsite areas as the surrounding land is private and monitored. Cell coverage is ok. Nearby hiking, climbing, and fly fishing are a few activities you will enjoy when visiting this lovely area of western NC.
One campsite is a short 7-minute easy hike along a well-marked clear trail from the parking spot. The trail is non-technical and will mostly accommodate camping gear with wheels, such as a cooler. The other campsite takes a little longer hike to reach (10-minutes).
Since it's situated in the woods, please be aware that you may encounter any number of nature's residents such as deer, squirrels, box turtles, wild turkeys, and bears. Please do not feed them and make sure to protect any food items appropriately. None of the natural residents has any interest in you personally, but they are known to be drawn to available food items.
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Hidden Spring
20. Hidden Spring
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17mi from Burnsville · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are a small hobby farm nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. Bring your sleeping bags and pillows and we will supply the rest. Our mountain spring will supply you with whatever water you need to shower and wash. Amenities include a toilet, shower, kitchen counter & sink, cooler, cooking utensils, plates/mugs, a grill, fire pit and an herb garden. With a little coaxing, our chickens may provide you with eggs for breakfast. There are plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors with hiking, fishing, camping, and kayaking in the nearby rivers. Sorry, we cannot accommodate RVs.
Fall is on it's way. We have winterized the site- there is a rug on the glamp platform and we will supply an electric heater in case the temperature dips!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Vincent
3 days ago
Tent
The camp site was awesome! Loved the amenities and how safe it felt. Bathrooms were very clean and stocked. The hospitality was top notch and would definitely go back to camp here again. The pond was FULL of trout and huge ones! The only thing that I would say is that $10 per fish you catch is a little much. I think if the price was lowered to maybe like $2 or $3 then it would be more worth it. And fun. Felt a little robbed from that but other than that, loved absolutely everything else!
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Reeves
1 week ago
2 nights at Romantic, hot tub, pet friendly
We enjoyed a very relaxing weekend at this very cute place! The space was bigger than it looked in the pictures and very well kept. Looking at the stairs in the hot tub was a perfect way to end the nights.
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Amber
1 week ago
Weekend Trip to Bee Our Guest
Absolutely beautiful views, from the time you wake up, to the time you go to bed. The wood stove is a huge plus, especially since it got down to about 33 our last night in. The outdoor shower was great! Literally felt totally isolated and enjoyed our time to ourselves. Played some cornhole, had fires, enjoyed the birds, enjoyed the view from the dome. Everything was great. We will deff be going back! Thanks again!
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Lauren
1 week ago
2 nights at Bee Our Guest
Had another lovely stay! Would recommend to anyone looking for a little retreat while having plenty of amenities
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Marco
2 weeks ago
2 nights at Romantic, hot tub, pet friendly
We loved camping there. Everything was clean, directions were clear and around the house everything was quiet and calm. Perfect to disconnect! Kevin was super nice with us.
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Brenda
2 weeks ago
Tent
This is a beautiful space. There was plenty of room. There was a kitchen available which was nice to use on a rainy night. I highly recommend staying with Dawn.
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Ashlee
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
We loved tent camping at Buckeye Bank! The creek provided endless fun for the kids. The area was easily accessible. The new bathhouse was incredible. We had a blast and plan to return.
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Brian
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Had a great time at Buckeye Bank. The kids had a lot of fun playing in the creek. Bathhouse was incredibly nice.
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Gillian
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
We loved our stay here. The bath house is 5 stars! Looks like a nice hotel bathroom with hot water. Even the porta potties looked brand new. We will definitely be back. The spot has privacy but still close to everything you need.
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Whitney
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Beautiful property, clean bathrooms, and accommodating hosts! We can’t wait to come back!
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meredith
2 weeks ago
Tent
Brian was extremely friendly and everything on the site was very well maintained. The bathrooms were nice and clean and it was nice to have a trashcan at the site. Beautiful area.
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Mary
2 weeks ago
24 ft Class C
With pets
Much better place to camp with our RV than places in Asheville but still within a reasonable distance. Lovely spot on Reems Creek. There’s a road nearby but it’s a dead end country road so not much traffic, and at night, nada. Thom was a great host, helpful without being intrusive. Was nice to have electric hook up. And if you have a well behaved, vaccinated (bring their records) dog, the Wag Bar in Weaverville was so much fun
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Steven
2 weeks ago
19 ft campervan
Wow! What an amazing experience both the site and the host!! First, the site. I was greeted by a butterfly storm of beautiful proportions. It was like living in a butterfly garden. So lucky to have been there while they did what butterflies do. The creek was so nice and there were some flowering plants around. I stayed on site most days and just enjoyed the surroundings. Needed a bio-recharge bad. It’s close to a road but there’s very little traffic and when it does come by, they usually scoot passed in seconds. The hosts are amazing humans! I would have enjoyed just hanging with them. I will be back! I probably shouldn’t have been so positive. Word will get out… Ha!
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leslie
3 weeks ago
21 ft Class B
Dawn and Michael are very welcoming. It is a beautiful property and the sound healing session was extraordinary! I will definitely stay here again.
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Harrison
3 weeks ago
Tent
Felt like a youth hostel in the best way possible. Had a nice clubhouse common area and garden. I had a very good time here
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Brandi
3 weeks ago
Tent
If you have this saved as a potential spot just pick it! This place and these people are by far the best. Antoinette and Larry are the most perfect hosts you will ever meet. She made us cookies, bread, soap, her chickens left us eggs and she even gave us butter for the bread. Larry can make the hell out of a fire so just because it rained doesn’t mean you won’t have fire. “Make it Fun!” That is Larry’s motto and they do everything they can to make sure you have the best trip possible. They have everything you need so you don’t have to pack the whole car even though we always do. They had cots, chairs, pots, pans, coffee, a coffee pot, plates, eating utensils and knives for chopping, cutting board, salt, pepper, oven mitts, a grille, grilling utensils, a gazebo with bug netting and privacy layer, a toilet, water heater, fresh purified drinking water that comes from a spring, an outdoor shower, towels, a fire pit, firewood, a kitchen sink and even more! The chickens were friendly which we loved since we had to get rid of ours when we moved to the city. There were times when we just sat under the gazebo and contemplated staying forever. There were nights we just looked up at the stars trying to pick out constellations. There was no light pollution so the stars seemed even brighter than normal or maybe it was the magic of feeling like you just belong there. They make you feel like family and so welcomed it was heartwarming. Thank you so much Antoinette and Larry! You’re the best!
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Sarah
3 weeks ago
With pets
Was a lovely place just as described. We hiked up to Craggy gardens, about 5 miles along the road still closed from Helene, but mostly clear. Thank you Hans for this charming setup!
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Brianna
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
My friend and I tent camped the Gold Dust campsite for a trip to hike Mt Mitchell. It was private but close to the restrooms and close to the winery/cidery.
They have several touches like tethers for the dogs all around the winery, a few necessities if something was forgotten, hot showers and we loved their decor. Chrissy and her husband were both friendly and even helped us with directions to the Mt Mitchell Sumit trailhead with several roads still closed in the area.
We definitely plan on camping with them again in the future.
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Chris
3 weeks ago
With pets
Loved staying in the cabin! It was cozy and quiet. Our dogs loved it as much as my wife and I. We really enjoyed stargazing at night in the hot tub.
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Jeremy
3 weeks ago
With kids
We really enjoyed this spot. My 9 year old got up every morning to feed the bunny’s. Close to some good hikes. And very quiet. We will definitely go back.
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