Discover the best cabin rentals near Lenoir, North Carolina with swimming

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Camping on Cloud 9

18 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents9 acres · Black Mountain, NC

As soon as I walked onto this property and to the creek, I knew it was HOME! I found everything I was looking for here: a beautiful and peaceful place to rejuvenate myself and raise my child; a clean water creek for play and power supply; a spring and well for a clean, controlled water source; clean land to nurture delicious food. We (Tender Wolf and I) have accomplished a lot in the 3 years we've been here, and are constantly bringing dreams to life. We're working towards creating a regenerative food forest as well as developing green buildings to house community and guests. We are so happy to share this awesome space! Last year we were blessed to hold space for over 100 groups of people seeking sanctuary and adventure. We've added new spaces and upgrades to existing sites so that we may serve even more sweet souls this year. We've hosted upwards of a thousand of people, and are excited to welcome many more like-minded folks in the years to come.

Farmhouse on the Cane River - NC

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Burnsville, NC

This farmhouse home located in the Western North Carolina Mountains of Burnsville has 3 sleeping areas - 2 full bedrooms and sleeping loft with 2 twin beds. Amazing property central to many top activities including; The Blue Ridge Parkway, Mount Mitchell, Linville Falls and the City of Asheville. Sleeps up to 6 comfortably. * Cane River is hatchery supported and there is no fishing month of March to first about Sat of April. Please check dates if important to you. Thank you. An 80-year old restored farmhouse, nestled in the mountains on the outskirts of the town of Burnsville, North Carolina with 1/2 mile river frontage close to hiking/mountains. There are 20 acres with 2 homes located on the property. There are no other campers on the property unless the other home is rented.

Rocky Face Camp

1 site · Lodging25 acres · Valle Crucis, NC

Nature lover’s paradise, song birds, wildlife, creek side, at the pastoral base of Rocky Face Mountain. Creek stocked for 800 feet of private fishing. Quick access to Ski Slopes and hiking trails. Plenty of room to pitch a tent to add extra guests. This is a functioning farm with horses, pigs and chickens as well as agriculture. Tiny house has WiFi, covered porch, attached bathroom- hot shower and sink, port-a-potty, kitchenette, grill and fire pit. Central to Sugar and Beech Ski Mtns, Valle Crucis and Banner Elk 10 minutes, Boone is 25 minutes away.

Ace's Place

1 site · Lodging30 acres · Spruce Pine, NC

Relax. Unplug. Unwind. What if you charged your soul as often as your cell phone? This one is for the artists, nature seekers, and those that want or need to be disconnected from this busy world. Wonder what it would be like to be completely off-grid? Electricity from the sun? Water from a well? A hot shower under the stars? Soak into the calming sounds of nature, catch your dinner steps away, hike the miles of trails, and enjoy the wildlife on your own piece of 30-acre paradise. Enjoy. The space: Wake up to the breathtaking, calming river views just steps from the cabin door. Hike around the rock cliffs, hike up to the ridge to watch the sunset over the views, venture along the riverfront, or take a trip just 12 miles to the Blue Ridge Parkway for a serene drive and ample hiking options. Take a quick day to trip Asheville or Boone to visit the breweries, restaurants and hiking, if you ever want to leave! The cabin has two bunk beds - both have comfortable queen sized beds on the bottom bunk and 2 twin beds on top, a small refrigerator (you may wish to bring a cooler with ice for perishables or for additional items that won't fit in the fridge), outdoor charcoal grill, a flat top grill, propane "camp stove" (outside use ONLY), and a wood stove for heat if you're feeling off-grid. There is no bathroom inside of the cabin, but an "outhouse" 10 feet away. The spa-like, spacious, outdoor HEATED :) shower is just steps away from the river. The hot water is provided by a tankless hot water heater and the well provides the water! We know you're wondering about the bathroom situation... The restroom features a compostable toilet system that is very efficient and easy to use. There is NO SMELL (so long as you use it as directed) and it is extremely clean. We understand this may be new to you as it is to us, but trust us, being 100% off-grid and engulfed in nature make the worries and conveniences of the modern world drift away. There are very clear instructions on the door. Top off the night with a nice glass of wine, or roast s'mores on the patio fire pit. At Ace's Place, you will not only enjoy the breathtaking views and the melodies of nature but also unwind to the sound of the North Toe River just steps away from the Cabin. Firewood provided! You will need to bring your own drinking water. The well water is NOT safe for drinking. Ace's Place is equipped with WiFi (Verizon Hotspot) and a TV with streaming services included. But feel free to hide the password and the remote; it is our hope that this provides a much-needed escape from the world and that you will enjoy being off the grid. **What we provide: -Sheets and all bedding -Cooking supplies & utensils -Eatery & silverware -Gas & charcoal grill -Charcoal -Firewood -French press & pour-over coffee *basic coffee provided* -Teapot -Small flashlights -All biodegradable shower necessities (Bring your own towels!!) -Cards, board games & coloring books -Tubes for enjoying the river -WiFi -TV with all streaming services -Small Bluetooth speaker **What you should bring: -Cooler and ice for more storage of your perishables -Towels!!! -Phone or laptop chargers -Drinking water -Fishing equipment (ultra-lite rod with 2-4lb test is ideal) -Bathing suits We LOVE dogs like family and we know firsthand how hard it is to find a place to vacation with them. Potty trained, well-behaved dogs of any size are welcome! Dogs CANNOT be left unattended in the cabin (for their safety). Please pick up after your dogs as a common courtesy. Keep in mind this is secluded acreage in the mountains where there WILL BE wildlife of all kinds. We have seen turkeys, deer, raccoons, and neighbors have seen bears and bobcats. Also, bugs are to be expected! - this is not the Ritz. **All Military, Police, EMS, and Firefighters will receive a 15% discount on all weekday stays. Thank you for your sacrifice and service!** Guest access Cabin is located on 30 acres of private land. Where the state-maintained road ends, it turns to dirt. The road is steep in spots, narrow and there are some rough patches leading to our cabin. 4x4 or AWD is recommended, but you know the capabilities of your vehicle best. If there is snow on the ground or snow in the forecast, please take that into consideration. We would not recommend booking in the winter without a 4x4 or AWD vehicle. We are NOT responsible for damage to your vehicle or the cost to get you out if you find yourself in a "stuck" situation. If you have questions, message us :) As for parking, we recommend no more than two vehicles even though there is room for more. The road in is the same road out and there is a small turn around spot. There will be a gate with a code to enter the driveway to the cabin and a lockbox code will be provided upon booking. PLEASE DO NOT PASS "NO TRESPASSING" SIGNS OR GATES. The property boundaries are all very clearly marked and there is a map provided in the cabin. The dirt roads are all public right-of-way and hiking trails UNLESS there is a gate or clearly marked "NO TRESPASSING" signs on both sides of the road. Please be respectful of our land and our neighbors. Other things to note *****VERY IMPORTANT TO READ BEFORE BOOKING***** We recommend AWD or 4x4, but you know your vehicle best. There is no bathroom in the cabin, only a compostable toilet steps away in the "outhouse." There is a luxurious, outdoor heated shower. Small fridge but NO running water inside. No cooking permitted inside the cabin. Outdoor sink as well for fish, and other needs. The cabin is off-grid and powered by solar. Please refrain from using large personal appliances such as a hairdryer, straightener, or other heating elements as it uses a large amount of power THESE ITEMS WILL TRIP THE BREAKER. Charging cell phones, speakers, etc is just fine. Please understand the more you use lights and have items charging, the more Solar Power is used. Although we have the property equipped so you do not run out of power, please be mindful of your energy usage. There is a small fridge provided, but if you think you will need more space, bring your cooler and ice. BRING TOWELS. Please clean up after your pet. This helps us keep our lovely cabin pet friendly! PLEASE DO NOT PASS "NO TRESPASSING" SIGNS OR GATES. There is a train track across the river. It does not run at predicted times and can be loud! It usually runs a few times during the day and sometimes at night, sometimes it does not run at all! We have not had ANY complaints about it and the kids love it.

Adin`s river cabin

1 site · Lodging10 acres · Casar, NC

My property consists of a ridge running east to west with the access road running along the south border. the land slopes up to the ridge for about 300 feet, and then down to the river for about 800 feet. The south side of the ridge has a small pond close to the road. The rest is pasture, and an orchard and small vineyard. The north side of the ridge is old growth timber, and shady and cool. The two cabins are along the river. One is perched on a ridge over looking the river and the other is right on the river. The swimming hole is 30 feet from the lower cabin. There is room for a couple campsites along the river also. The south side of the ridge was a cotton farm decades ago, but was covered in timber when I bought it 12 years ago. The north side has been in timber for the known history of the property.

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Cabins near Lenoir with swimming guide

Overview

Explore the untamed wilderness of eastern North Carolina from a Lenoir base camp. Set in the Lower Creek Valley near the Catawba River, Lenoir is filled with cultural attractions like sculpture parks, wineries, and the Edgar Allan Poe House and flanked by hilly forests and creeks. Campers find four seasons of outdoor fun nearby, where popular activities include kayaking along picturesque Wilson Creek, hiking to the top of Hibriten Mountain, and fishing in any of the region’s hundreds of water courses. Many of Lenoir’s best campsites and cabin rentals, both rustic and furnished, are conveniently located near top spots like South Mountains State Park and Pisgah National Forest.

Where to go

South Mountains State Park

Enjoy a rustic backcountry experience at South Mountains State Park, about an hour’s drive from Lenoir. Featuring 40 miles of woodland trails, visitors can hike its hilly terrain, backpack to discover its 80-foot tall waterfall, or fish for trout in its clear mountain streams. Trot along equestrian trails or test your mountain biking prowess along cycling paths. The park offers year-round activities with campgrounds and RV parks close by.

Hibriten Mountain

A celebrated Lenoir landmark, Hibriten Mountain is on the western edge of the Brushy Mountains. The summit stretches 1,000 feet above surrounding green landscapes and beckons climbers to hike to the top to enjoy its majestic views. In addition to hiking, the mountain is a popular hang gliding destination and site of annual 5K and 10k marathons for charity. Nearby cabin rentals and campsites afford visitors plenty of options for camping.

Pisgah National Forest

Just 30 minutes from Lenoir, Pisgah National Forest is a must-visit destination for hikers and kayakers. Wilson Creek spills over rocks and hills, offering postcard-worthy views to visitors. Park visitors enjoy activities like swimming, fishing, tubing, and hiking to witness park marvels like Looking Glass Falls, Sliding Rock, and Moore Cove Falls. With nearby RV parks, tent campsites, cabin rentals, and family-friendly campgrounds, the national forest features accommodations for all types of campers and glampers.

When to go

With its foothills location in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lenoir offers outdoor excitement year-round, with peak camping season between April and October. During mild winters, the region attracts hardy backpackers to its nearby national and state recreation areas. Campers will find lots of accommodations to choose from, including luxury furnished cabins, rustic cabins, amenity-rich campgrounds, and RV parks with convenient sewer, water, and electricity hookups. Many of these sites are close to restaurants and supply shops selling camping and fishing gear.