The best cave camping in North Carolina

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Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to resource for finding the perfect camping experience. If you're looking to explore caves in the beautiful terrain of North Carolina, we've got you covered. With over 89 options specifically tailored to your cave preference, you'll have plenty of choices to find your ideal camping spot. And don't worry about breaking the bank, with prices starting as low as $25 per night and an average price of $35 per night, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking your budget. Looking for recommendations? Check out Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), The Waldhaus Resort (103 reviews), and Stoney Creek Oasis Campground (89 reviews) for some of our top-rated campsites. And for those popular amenities and activities, you can enjoy campfires, potable water, trash facilities, and activities like off-roading, whitewater paddling, and boating. Start planning your cave camping adventure in North Carolina today!

90% (549)

Top-rated campgrounds

The cabin sits atop a hill.

2. Raven Ridge

99%
(269)
2 sites · Lodging · Marshall, NC
Raven ridge is a 5.0 acre property with plenty of botanical appeal, Appalachian charm and mountain views. James landed on the property in 2009, built a small dairy barn and milked 3 cows for a couple years before building the two cabins. In 2015 he was joined by Sofi, originally from Sweden and together they have three daughters. Together they manage a botanically interesting hobby hill farm and are happy to host travelers and seekers in their cabins. Hilltop was a joint project that James built in 2012 with a talented woodworker and friend in 6 months. We have maintained the original vibe of the place, rustic simplicity and elegance a notch or two above glamping, well-described by the zen koan, "chop wood, carry water" Orchard House was built entirely by James from the block up to the roof, averaging 1 hour/day for 3 years or 1,000 hours. Some of the Hilltop photos are a bit dated, we have a more private outhouse behind the cabin, and have made a few improvements here and there. Reach out anytime for any reason. We love hosting and nearly everyone enjoys their stay.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$77
 / night

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to resource for finding the perfect camping experience. If you're looking to explore caves in the beautiful terrain of North Carolina, we've got you covered. With over 89 options specifically tailored to your cave preference, you'll have plenty of choices to find your ideal camping spot. And don't worry about breaking the bank, with prices starting as low as $25 per night and an average price of $35 per night, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking your budget. Looking for recommendations? Check out Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), The Waldhaus Resort (103 reviews), and Stoney Creek Oasis Campground (89 reviews) for some of our top-rated campsites. And for those popular amenities and activities, you can enjoy campfires, potable water, trash facilities, and activities like off-roading, whitewater paddling, and boating. Start planning your cave camping adventure in North Carolina today!

90% (549)

Top-rated campgrounds

The cabin sits atop a hill.

2. Raven Ridge

99%
(269)
2 sites · Lodging · Marshall, NC
Raven ridge is a 5.0 acre property with plenty of botanical appeal, Appalachian charm and mountain views. James landed on the property in 2009, built a small dairy barn and milked 3 cows for a couple years before building the two cabins. In 2015 he was joined by Sofi, originally from Sweden and together they have three daughters. Together they manage a botanically interesting hobby hill farm and are happy to host travelers and seekers in their cabins. Hilltop was a joint project that James built in 2012 with a talented woodworker and friend in 6 months. We have maintained the original vibe of the place, rustic simplicity and elegance a notch or two above glamping, well-described by the zen koan, "chop wood, carry water" Orchard House was built entirely by James from the block up to the roof, averaging 1 hour/day for 3 years or 1,000 hours. Some of the Hilltop photos are a bit dated, we have a more private outhouse behind the cabin, and have made a few improvements here and there. Reach out anytime for any reason. We love hosting and nearly everyone enjoys their stay.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$77
 / night

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