The best waterside camping near Maggie Valley

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In Maggie Valley, waterside camping is everywhere you look—over 3,000 options line rivers, creeks, and ponds. Average spots run about $50 a night, with some as low as $10 if you’re watching your wallet. You’ll find sites where campfires are allowed, toilets are on hand, and pets are welcome. Whether you’re casting for trout, riding horseback through mountain foothills, or spotting deer at dawn, this area packs in the options. Top picks include Smoky Mtn Mangalitsa River Ranch (761 reviews), Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (371 reviews), and Harmony hollow (285 reviews). Bring your rod and sense of adventure—there’s a waterside spot here with your name on it.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Maggie Valley

In Maggie Valley, waterside camping is everywhere you look—over 3,000 options line rivers, creeks, and ponds. Average spots run about $50 a night, with some as low as $10 if you’re watching your wallet. You’ll find sites where campfires are allowed, toilets are on hand, and pets are welcome. Whether you’re casting for trout, riding horseback through mountain foothills, or spotting deer at dawn, this area packs in the options. Top picks include Smoky Mtn Mangalitsa River Ranch (761 reviews), Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (371 reviews), and Harmony hollow (285 reviews). Bring your rod and sense of adventure—there’s a waterside spot here with your name on it.

97% (11.9K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Maggie Valley

Public campgrounds near Maggie Valley

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