Vintage trailers near Maggie Valley

Maggie Valley is a gateway to the Great Smokies, stellar camping, and Blue Ridge adventure.

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United States
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North Carolina
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Maggie Valley

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Rori

5 days ago

With pets

Weekend Trip to Treehouse Glampground

The lake access and views were amazing. We were allowed to use the watercraft as well which was great. The rv was perfect and the bathroom was very nice. A lot of thought was put into everything. Would stay again!

4 nights at A Leafpeeper's Dream

We enjoyed to stay at this hipcamp convenient located close to Asheville. The place is very peaceful, surrounded by a luxuriant nature and tons of birds. The electric 30 A connection and the water available at the site was very well appreciated. We had no problem to access the camp site with our 20 feet camper trailer and our Ram 1500. Site is well shaded under the trees and can get plenty of sun during the day. Leaht and Scott were very nice and their 3 dogs very friendly. I enjoyed the sauna. This is closed to Marshall and convenient to shop grocery at Ingles. Great time.

Brittany

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Rock Cottage Farm

This was such a cute little camper in such a beautiful spot! Rachel thought of all of the little details from farm fresh eggs to toiletries.. coffee, very comfy bed and anything else we may have needed. Such a peaceful spot. I can’t wait to visit again in the future!☺️

elayna

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Treehouse Glampground

Such a great little place to camp at! Will definitely come back

Weekend Trip to Gorgeous Stays Glampground

What a fun find! We are typically regular campers/backpackers, so this was quite the treat for us. The Red Woof Inn was super comfy, easy to find, and just what our elder dog needed to still get the camping experience that she loves while staying comfy in her old age. Honey the Golden came out to greet us when we arrived, she is the sweetest goofy girl! Wendi and Scott are lovely hosts. Our stay was too short but very enjoyable, and we look forward to returning!

Michael

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Rock Cottage Farm

Very cute camper with all you need to relax. All basic needs were avalable. Quiet location with pretty views.

Cate

April 2025

Weekend Trip to Vintage Camper 3 mi to Asheville

Really fun place to stay. Me, my partner, and little dog had a wonderful time staying in this camper. Had everything we needed and very close to anything else one may want/need. Very comfy bed. Amazing outdoor shower. The patio and fire pit areas are also incredible to be in at the beginning and end of each day. Super relaxing. Will certainly be back.

Weekend Trip to Rock Cottage Farm

We really enjoyed staying at Rachel’s farm! We camped near the trailer and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings. It was very convenient to have access to the trailer for cooking, watching TV and getting a break from the elements. We are looking forward to staying there again!

Pamela

January 2025

2 nights at Vintage Camper 3 mi to Asheville

We had a great stay at Dragonfly!! The camper was absolutely adorable and as described! It was immaculate, well stocked, and everything worked perfectly! The beds were comfortable and the heat worked well and kept us nice and toasty! Whether you want to cook on a stove or a nice grill, this place gives you both options! The location was perfect...close to all the wonderful things that Asheville has to offer, yet when we were at Dragonfly, it felt like we were truly camping! The stars were exceptionally brilliant at night and the outdoor seating area was comfortable and cozy! We used the camper as a base camp and hiked some incredible trails, including Max Patch on the Appalachian Trail! If you have time to make the hour drive, this is a must see for all hikers! Han (the owner) was responsive to our needs and accomodated my Siberian Huskies. I truly cannot say enough good things about this location...we absolutely loved it and will definitely be returning for future visits!

Weekend Trip to Gorgeous Stays Glampground

This is the most secluded campsite on the property, and it was GORGEOUS! Scot, the camp host, was incredible- super friendly and helpful, and the site was so incredibly nice. The bathhouse was spotless and spacious, and falling asleep over the babbling creek was exactly the experience we were looking for.

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Rock Cottage Farm

1 site · Lodging4 acres · Canton, NC

Enjoy the sounds of the rolling mountain farm when you stay in our vintage 1975 camper. It’s a one-of-a-kind, all inclusive camping destination. Just bring your clothes and food and relax in our “everything is ready for you” camper nestled in the Smoky Mountains of WNC. Our mini-farm sits on 4.5 acre farm with the original rock house built in 1950 at the end of the road. We have loved where we live for 6 yrs and decided it was time to share our beautiful piece of God’s creation with others. In growing season, we have a garden and berry bushes, apple trees, grapes all growing on our property. We have a family playground and tree house. If looking for a country getaway near good access to activities, we are the place! We are 20-30 min to 3 entrances of the Blue Ridge Parkway and trails. We are 10 min from Chestnut Mnt. Park, with biking trails. 8 min to local river tubing. We are 4 min from a grocery store. 8 min to a small downtown with local stores and restaurants.

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Gorgeous Stays Glampground

14 sites · Lodging, Tents10 acres · Bryson City, NC

Gorgeous Stays! WHERE THE STAY IS PART OF YOUR ADVENTURE! All you need to bring are clothes & a toothbrush & a smile! Check out all the amenities that are available when you plan a vacation with Gorgeous Stays! A Five-star camp bathhouse with vessel sinks, hot showers, and toilets, is located on the lower level of our rustic modern Lodge. There's a fun-size campground store with snacks, small heatable meals, personal essentials, firewood, and beverages. Plus -- six community fire pits, two food pavilions with propane grills, outdoor games, and much, much more! All of our units come equipped with linens, towels, a K-cup coffeemaker, a microwave, a mini-fridge, a tiny sink, AC/Heat or fans/heater, comfy gel memory foam mattresses, and an RV toilet for nighttime convenience! Feel free to contact us if you have questions about anything that we offer! Gorgeous Stays wants your Stay to be memorable, relaxing and fun! There are so many things for you to do near us in Western North Carolina! Memorable experiences abound when you share nature with your family and friends. Gorgeous Stays Glamping Campground is located within 2 miles of 4 rafting companies, 2 zipline areas, and a ropes Adventure Park. For more adventure in the area near us, there's the Appalachian Trail, the Little Tennessee River, Fontana Lake, and the Nantahala River (the best fly-fishing river in the Southeast). From quaint towns like Bryson City (home to the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad), Sylva, and Dillsboro, to Harrah's Casino in Cherokee--You can check out even more of the possibilities below! Click on the Learn More buttons below to easily access the websites of some of our favorite experiences!

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A Leafpeeper's Dream

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents26 acres · Marshall, NC

Leafpeeping, birdwatching, stargazing... It's all here waiting for you. Experience a unique getaway in our 1986 Avion Silver Edition RV, nestled in a serene farm valley cradled by the beautiful waters of Walnut Creek. This vintage gem offers a cozy, rustic vibe with modern comforts and tranquil surroundings. Rejuvenate your body and mind in the cedar barrel sauna, cold splash shower, and a soak in the creek. Mountain views, stunning sunsets, hiking, bird watching, leaf-peeping, and stargazing are all spirit lifters for nature lovers and romantics. The Avion boasts original solid wood furnishings, gorgeous views, a great shower, and an all around comfortable space to relax. The mattress and shower both get a lot of compliments, the kitchen as well. You've got just about everything you need to prepare some great meals while you are here, including an outdoor grill and fire pit. You are about 50 paces from the sauna deck. Let us know what time you think you'd like to use the sauna and we will have it ready for you, we just need a couple of hours notice. You can use the outdoor shower just about anytime you'd like to, clothing is optional in the sauna and the shower area, please always sit on a towel in the sauna. The creek is at the bottom of the hill by the milking parlor. Watch your step getting in. The water is fantastic and there are lots of nice spots for a soak. Hiking the ridges is fantastic and there are great spots for picnics or just throwing down a blanket and kicking back to take in the surroundings. We will happily tell you the best spots to explore, it's 26 acres so you can easily spend all day on the property. There are also fantastic hiking trails nearby as well. Wildlife is abundant here, deer, rabbits, turkeys, and so many birds! We own a café in New Orleans and great coffee is important to us, so the place has a few great options for your morning brew as well as some great coffees. Feel free to explore the property. Currently the barns are not open for guests but we do plan on having them ready for yoga, sound baths, and music nights in the near future. Once you pass the Avion, please stay on the lower driveway away from our house at the end of the top driveway. The creek and lower fields: Enjoy them, the creek entry is by the milking parlor. Feel free to explore the creek but be mindful we have neighbors about 50 yards to the east so please do not go any further up than that. The other direction will bring you too two big tunnels that go under the highway, at that point you are no longer on our property so please do not go any further than that. Be mindful, this is nature, though we haven't seen any snakes ourselves they are out here so always be mindful and stick to areas that are not overgrown. The ridges and hills: There are three ridges you can hike and explore. It's a nice hike up that you can make by following the road up above the casing barn. Just follow the road all the way back then through the big gate up the hillside. The main ridge makes a horseshoe and bordered at the top by a fence and woods. There is a big gate at the top of this ridge that leads to the back ridge that runs along a fence to the left and woods to the right. You can go all the way to the hill top, it's like a natural cul-de-sac. Please do not hike past sunset as it can get very dark on the ridges and there are coyote and other critters that we would rather let roam un-bothered. Amazing stargazing happens every night conveniently located on your front porch, we highly suggest it. We are happy to point you in the right direction for all sorts of activities while you are here. Please message us through airbnb and we will get back to you as soon as we can. When we are around we are happy to say hi and introduce you to Sissie, Larry, and Freddie, or loving pack of dogs.

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Vintage trailers near Maggie Valley guide

Overview

Maggie Valley is a cozy North Carolina mountain town that sits on the banks of Jonathan Creek. It’s 10 minutes from the Cataloochee Ski Area and makes an ideal basecamp for exploring the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway. Maggie Valley is close to hiking trails, mountain biking, and whitewater rafting. It also borders the Nantahala National Forest, where hundreds of miles of trails let you explore waterfalls, lakes, and old-growth trees. At 3,000 feet elevation, Maggie Valley is accessible year-round. The deciduous trees surrounding Maggie Valley put an an astonishing fall foliage display of golds, reds, and oranges each autumn

Where to go

Maggie Valley Area

Ten minutes from Maggie Valley is Soco Falls, an iconic double waterfall. The three mile section of Jonathan Creek that passes through town is designated Mountain Heritage Trout Water. There are multiple creekside RV parks and RV resorts with full hookups and wifi, as well as mountain cabins with hot tubs and glamping sites in this area. If you aren’t satisfied with your options in the Maggie Valley area, checkout nearby Waynesville or Asheville.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Maggie Valley is just below the Great Smoky Mountain National Park’s Balsam Mountain area. At 5,130 feet, the Balsam Mountain Campground has sites with picnic tables, fire rings, and mountain views. If you enter the center of the park on Route 441, you’ll intercept numerous hiking trails, including the Appalachian Trail and the approach road to Clingman’s Dome. There are beautiful hikes to waterfalls and lookouts throughout the park, and if you’re lucky, you’ll spot its famous fog or black bear residents. The park’s central campsites have excellent RV camping and tent camping, but book early for these popular spots.

Blue Ridge Parkway

The Blue Ridge Parkway bisects Route 19 a few miles west of Maggie Valley. This scenic byway starts at nearby Cherokee and travels a whopping 469 miles to the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. The Parkway traces the ridge-line of the Blue Ridge Mountains in a winding course with incredible views. There are multiple overlooks and spur-trails for hiking along the Parkway. It’s also a popular road ride for cyclists. The Waterrock Knob Visitor Center is a local highlight with great sunrise and sunset views.

When to go

Maggie Valley is a fun getaway year-round. Summer has the best temps and the most sunlight, fall has peak foliage, winter is ski season, and spring has powerful waterfalls and the least crowds. The summer is the busy season in this area, so book well in advance. Winter visitors should also be prepared for road conditions with snow and ice.