Explore immense forests and expansive bridges on an RV camping trip near Flat Rock.
Explore Flat Rock and its unique landscapes right from the RV. The city is home to Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, situated on goat farms owned by the legendary poet. While it has no campsites, the park offers tours of the home and grounds, along with five miles of hiking trails. Campers can also choose to set up nearby at adults-only RV parks that offer heated pools and clean bathrooms. Or find a kid- and pet-friendly RV resort with pull-through sites and network satellite reception. For outdoor adventure outside the city, tow the trailer to Pisgah National Forest—500,000 acres full of hardwood forests, mountains, waterfalls, and hundreds of miles of hiking trails. Home to Cradle of Forestry in America historic site—America’s first forestry school—Pisgah also features about a dozen campgrounds, most equipped with flush toilets, showers, and dump stations. Croft State Park in South Carolina is another must-see for RVers and vanlifers, especially the expansive Advance America Bridge. The park features 50 campsites for tents and RVs with 30- to 50-amp hookups.