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The best private sites RV sites near Robbinsville
99% (586) • 67 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Robbinsville
Lil Snowbird Farm Primitive Camping
1. Lil Snowbird Farm Primitive Camping
99%
(1005)
8.4mi from Robbinsville · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Private property bordering Nantahala National Forest on Little Snowbird Creek in Robbinsville, NC. 16mi from Lake Santeelah, about 10mi from the Cherohala Skyway.
MUST HAVE 4X4 OR AWD VEHICLE TO ACCESS MOUTAINTOP CAMPSITES. Property damage fee of $100 for 2WD vehicles not adhering to rule.
2WD vehicles must camp creekside, sites 1-6. NO AXES, HATCHETS, MACHETES ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY. NO NAILS IN THE TREES TO HANG THINGS. It damages the tree and causes them to die.
Keep pets on a leash, especially if they like to roam or have any aggressive behavior.
Spacious camping lots, and great trout fishing along little snowbird creek which is on private property. Fishing privileges are actually written into property owners' deed on the purchase of land.
Views that can bring a tear to a glass eye and relaxing sounds of the creek can be heard from anywhere on the property. Hundreds of Hiking trails in the area, many just a short distance from the property. Please be respectful of others' property and no trespassing signs.
It’s a kinda bumpy mountain road to get there but it’s also like driving through an enchanted forest. The secluded location, peaceful and breathtaking views make this place a must-see adventure.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Martin's Nest Nantahala
2. Martin's Nest Nantahala
100%
(68)
13mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
The creek in front of the property is available for use. Great for soaking when the weather gets hot and it's shallow enough to just bring a folding chair. Fish? Yes, there are some trout in there. Flies work best. Got kids? Build a dam! Go for a creek walk! Great hiking at the end of Wesser Creek Road. There is a trail by the creek and a fire tower with great view about 4.5 miles up that trail. Water source (spring) is available at the top. Follow the blue blaze. The white blazes at the top tell you you're on the Appalachian Trail. Take a side hike to Maine!
Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC) is just down the road on 19/74. Rafting, zip lines, a ropes course, mountain biking... good food by the river, a bar, public restrooms... the works. They often have music by the river on the weekends.
This land was once a hillside farm, after it was first logged early in the last century. They used to grow corn all over the hillside, then let the cows up there to graze and eat up the stalks. If you look closely, you might find some barbed wire in an old oak here and there.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$44
/ night
Winding Stair Campground
3. Winding Stair Campground
99%
(198)
21mi from Robbinsville · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Winding Stair Campground sits at an elevation of 3,380 feet, next to the headwaters of the Nantahala River and is surrounded by national forest and undeveloped private land trusts. The stunning mountain views in a remote tucked-away setting make our farm a perfect getaway!
Just a 15-minute scenic drive from Franklin in North Carolina, easily accessible off Hwy 64, our campground offers a chance to enjoy nature without being far away from the public amenities of a small but well-equipped town.
A few features about our property:
- Working farm: Campers are welcome to meet our Icelandic sheep and take a self-guided tour of our farm, along designated pathways.
- Security: The campground and farm are fenced in on three sides with the river being the fourth boundary. Personal code to the entrance gate will be given at check in.
- Bath House: The restored bathhouse is split into boys’ and girls’ sides. Each side has 2 private showers, 4 flushing toilets, sinks, hot water, and gas heat.
- Community Pavilion: The Pavilion is a large 40x30 ft. open sided structure overlooking the Nantahala River. It has an ample fireplace, running water sink, counter space, couches, and table with benches.
- Pack Room: Where the adventure begins! A cozy hub where all guests get local information, view maps, and grab some local seasonal groceries. Also available to all campers are washing sinks with hot water, toaster oven and microwave.
- Communication: Or rather, lack thereof! There's no cell service on the property so it's a great time to get away from it all. There is limited Wi-Fi available near the Pack Room and an emergency landline available.
- Charging: Traveling in an electric vehicle? Recharge for free at our dedicated EV 50amp outlet when you stay at any of our sites. First come, first served.
Want to know more about the history of the property? Visit the 'Our Story' section on our website.
Learn more about this land:
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Toilets
Full hookups
from
$55
/ night
Life On The Vine
4. Life On The Vine
97%
(16)
24mi from Robbinsville · 19 sites · Tents, RVs
Valley River Vineyards was established in 1997 by the late Bill and Brenda Stalcup Reece. The property has been in Brenda's family for over 50 years. The family owned and operated vineyards produces Old World and Northern Grapes. Wine is produced and bottled in their winery. The 32 acer property has a elongated pond with Martins Creek thru the vineyards. There are picnic areas along with RV hook ups and Tent Camping. A quiet and serene place to enjoy a weekend get away.Learn more about this land:"Camping In The Vines" is 4 miles from the small town of Murphy NC. Tranquil bright star nights, camp fire, wildlife watching and walking trails from the vineyards to the hill tops. Wildflowers surround you while enjoying a glass of wine beside the cold running waters of Martins Creek. Primitive camping, RV power hook up, outside bathroom w/ sinks, indoor shower w/ hot-water, picnic tables, fire wood and garbage cans available. Just a place to sit back and let the world go by for a little while.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$28
/ night
Cherokee Waterfall Campground
5. Cherokee Waterfall Campground
97%
(198)
33mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Please read the entire listing because I have updated this page. The booking is for 2 people, any guest after the initial 2 or pet will be $10 per night. Add them as extra guests
Pull down a paved road and get out of your car and sit down at a picnic table in front of a private waterfall!
This site has a pull through, full hookup spot with 30amp for campers but tents are always welcome or a combination of the two. I've had a 33' camper, popup camper and 6 tents at this campsite all at the same time so there plenty of room for your family and friends!
We're 2.5 miles from the Cherokee Casino and 3.5 miles from down town Cherokee
If you're tired of crowded campgrounds then you'll love the privacy this campground offers. This is now a two site campground with each site being around 100' away from the other site with trees and vegetation growing in between, you more or less cant see on site from the other from May until November.
There is a orange cone that marks the border of the two sites. One set of campers will not be allowed on the other campers campsite, if this happens you will be evicted with no refund.
Check in is at 2pm and check out is at 12pm.
No shooting firearms, (although you may hear people shooting firearms because you will be camping in the mountains) but your more than welcome to bring your firearms. Its better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
No fireworks.
No making trails or collecting firewood (This is not because I want to sell you firewood, its because I want to have the property remain as pristine as possible)
Do not cut down trees alive or dead
If you move picnic tables please move them back
Dogs are permitted but message me first to see if your do will be a good fit.
There is a small Church around 200 yards from the campground. They hold services every Wednesday and Sunday. They generally start around 5pm and it lasts around a hour. If your into that they would love to have you come down.
The EBCI opened a dispensary around 3 miles from the campground. It will open to all adults over 21 starting September 7th 2024.
Message me with any questions you have
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$55
/ night
Rest And Relax Retreat
6. Rest And Relax Retreat
100%
(40)
35mi from Robbinsville · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Come enjoy your relaxation space along the banks of Hothouse Creek. Site is on 27 beautiful acres with flowing water, hiking trails, nature, and stargazing. You have access to our indoor common house space with two full bathrooms with showers and air conditioned hang out den with couches.
Every site comes equipped with:
-Hammock along the creek
-Smokeless fire pit
-Six-foot picnic bench
-Pop-up canopy
-Zero gravity chair (additional chairs available for $5 each)
-Charcoal Grill
-Plenty of space to set up your own tent and gear
The property is very quiet and private and a convenient 15 minute drive away from activities/ grocery/ supplies/ restaurant/ shopping in Blue Ridge or McCaysville/Copperhill. Amazing for stargazing- we have open sky and any exterior lights are red to maximize night vision. We have three nice goats that would love to meet and play with you in addition to the fireflies, deer, hummingbirds, cardinals, hawks, rabbits, squirrels, foxes, and bats for viewing. There is a 1/3 mile track in the pasture for walking and a 1/2 mile mountain trail up to the ridge summit. Near world class river rafting, fishing, hiking, and tubing in the Smoky Mountains.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
7. Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
98%
(90)
36mi from Robbinsville · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If you love the outdoors, our authentic yurts and improved campsites have it all. This peaceful mountain is located in Cullowhee, North Carolina, on a 108-acre eco-forestry private reserve. Nestled up to 2 national forests, in The Land of 150 Waterfalls, local activities are abundant.
Our outdoor experience offers complete, private access to guests only, with fishing, tubing, kayaking, and hiking activities on the property. A rugged 9-hole disc golf trail encourages exploration of your private mountain. Our yurts provide large fire pits, exquisite views from their ample porches, hugging you with a warm, peaceful welcome home from a day full of activities.
Our yurts are nicely appointed with a queen-size bed, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee pot. The detached 144 sq ft shared bath house provides all the facilities, as well as towels and basic bathing necessities for yurt stays only. Lie on the heated mattress pad with soft linens and watch the stars sail across the clear dome as you drift off to sleep to dream of the day's adventures. Nestled up to the Great Smoky Mountains National park, this property is unique in everything it offers. Riverside on the renowned fly fishing river, the Tuckasegee River, or ridge top on Cullowhee Mountain, elevation 3850'. There are improved camp sites, yurts, or free range camping and hiking. The views are spectacular, wherever you decide to locate on the property. We implement " Leave no trace" rules and welcome respectful 4wd access to the mountain. All walks of life love the outdoors...
The outdoors is here,
Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$60
/ night
Skip A Stone Farm
8. Skip A Stone Farm
100%
(31)
43mi from Robbinsville · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If these mountains could talk…
This historic homestead is alive and well. Mountain families and moonshiners passed this family farm from one generation to the next since the 1800’s. Primitive stone walls were built by farmers as property lines and served to keep farm critters close to home. Wake to a crow and dewy fog in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Scenic views and mountain air create a peaceful escape. Hike these mountains and feel the pride and perseverance left behind by folks from long ago.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$32
/ night
Vee Hollow Campground
9. Vee Hollow Campground
100%
(5)
25mi from Robbinsville · 36 sites
Welcome to Vee Hollow Campground in Townsend, TN
Located in Townsend, Tennessee, Vee Hollow Campground is nestled in the beautiful Smoky Mountains. Our 3.5 acre campground offers 72 RV camp sites, including full hook ups and amenities such as 14 miles of mountain bike trails, river access, and pool to name a few. We’re convenient to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Highway 129 (The Dragon). We’re also pet friendly! Whether you’re looking for adventure by mountain biking and hiking, or if you just looking to relax by the water, Vee Hollow Campground offers the comfort, beauty, and convenience you’re looking for.
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Branch side
10. Branch side
100%
(8)
26mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Enjoy a camping adventure in the beautiful North Georgia mountains! The campsite itself is nestled in a private wooded area alongside a small running creek. Site is setup so you can enjoy all that the mountains have to offer. Water to fill your tanks and power is available. Imagine sitting by the camp fire enjoying a nice cup of coffee in the morning or a late night drink among the stars. Site is an Ideal location near a local winery, and also within 10-15 minutes of beautiful Lake Chatuge and the mountains/trails of North Georgia. Contact the host for additional ideas/options for adventures in the area. Your mountain escape is awaiting you!
Need a RV ask about rental units availability.
Electrical hookup
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$35
/ night
99% (586) • 67 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Robbinsville
Lil Snowbird Farm Primitive Camping
1. Lil Snowbird Farm Primitive Camping
99%
(1005)
8.4mi from Robbinsville · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Private property bordering Nantahala National Forest on Little Snowbird Creek in Robbinsville, NC. 16mi from Lake Santeelah, about 10mi from the Cherohala Skyway.
MUST HAVE 4X4 OR AWD VEHICLE TO ACCESS MOUTAINTOP CAMPSITES. Property damage fee of $100 for 2WD vehicles not adhering to rule.
2WD vehicles must camp creekside, sites 1-6. NO AXES, HATCHETS, MACHETES ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY. NO NAILS IN THE TREES TO HANG THINGS. It damages the tree and causes them to die.
Keep pets on a leash, especially if they like to roam or have any aggressive behavior.
Spacious camping lots, and great trout fishing along little snowbird creek which is on private property. Fishing privileges are actually written into property owners' deed on the purchase of land.
Views that can bring a tear to a glass eye and relaxing sounds of the creek can be heard from anywhere on the property. Hundreds of Hiking trails in the area, many just a short distance from the property. Please be respectful of others' property and no trespassing signs.
It’s a kinda bumpy mountain road to get there but it’s also like driving through an enchanted forest. The secluded location, peaceful and breathtaking views make this place a must-see adventure.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Martin's Nest Nantahala
2. Martin's Nest Nantahala
100%
(68)
13mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
The creek in front of the property is available for use. Great for soaking when the weather gets hot and it's shallow enough to just bring a folding chair. Fish? Yes, there are some trout in there. Flies work best. Got kids? Build a dam! Go for a creek walk! Great hiking at the end of Wesser Creek Road. There is a trail by the creek and a fire tower with great view about 4.5 miles up that trail. Water source (spring) is available at the top. Follow the blue blaze. The white blazes at the top tell you you're on the Appalachian Trail. Take a side hike to Maine!
Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC) is just down the road on 19/74. Rafting, zip lines, a ropes course, mountain biking... good food by the river, a bar, public restrooms... the works. They often have music by the river on the weekends.
This land was once a hillside farm, after it was first logged early in the last century. They used to grow corn all over the hillside, then let the cows up there to graze and eat up the stalks. If you look closely, you might find some barbed wire in an old oak here and there.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$44
/ night
Winding Stair Campground
3. Winding Stair Campground
99%
(198)
21mi from Robbinsville · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Winding Stair Campground sits at an elevation of 3,380 feet, next to the headwaters of the Nantahala River and is surrounded by national forest and undeveloped private land trusts. The stunning mountain views in a remote tucked-away setting make our farm a perfect getaway!
Just a 15-minute scenic drive from Franklin in North Carolina, easily accessible off Hwy 64, our campground offers a chance to enjoy nature without being far away from the public amenities of a small but well-equipped town.
A few features about our property:
- Working farm: Campers are welcome to meet our Icelandic sheep and take a self-guided tour of our farm, along designated pathways.
- Security: The campground and farm are fenced in on three sides with the river being the fourth boundary. Personal code to the entrance gate will be given at check in.
- Bath House: The restored bathhouse is split into boys’ and girls’ sides. Each side has 2 private showers, 4 flushing toilets, sinks, hot water, and gas heat.
- Community Pavilion: The Pavilion is a large 40x30 ft. open sided structure overlooking the Nantahala River. It has an ample fireplace, running water sink, counter space, couches, and table with benches.
- Pack Room: Where the adventure begins! A cozy hub where all guests get local information, view maps, and grab some local seasonal groceries. Also available to all campers are washing sinks with hot water, toaster oven and microwave.
- Communication: Or rather, lack thereof! There's no cell service on the property so it's a great time to get away from it all. There is limited Wi-Fi available near the Pack Room and an emergency landline available.
- Charging: Traveling in an electric vehicle? Recharge for free at our dedicated EV 50amp outlet when you stay at any of our sites. First come, first served.
Want to know more about the history of the property? Visit the 'Our Story' section on our website.
Learn more about this land:
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$55
/ night
Life On The Vine
4. Life On The Vine
97%
(16)
24mi from Robbinsville · 19 sites · Tents, RVs
Valley River Vineyards was established in 1997 by the late Bill and Brenda Stalcup Reece. The property has been in Brenda's family for over 50 years. The family owned and operated vineyards produces Old World and Northern Grapes. Wine is produced and bottled in their winery. The 32 acer property has a elongated pond with Martins Creek thru the vineyards. There are picnic areas along with RV hook ups and Tent Camping. A quiet and serene place to enjoy a weekend get away.Learn more about this land:"Camping In The Vines" is 4 miles from the small town of Murphy NC. Tranquil bright star nights, camp fire, wildlife watching and walking trails from the vineyards to the hill tops. Wildflowers surround you while enjoying a glass of wine beside the cold running waters of Martins Creek. Primitive camping, RV power hook up, outside bathroom w/ sinks, indoor shower w/ hot-water, picnic tables, fire wood and garbage cans available. Just a place to sit back and let the world go by for a little while.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$28
/ night
Cherokee Waterfall Campground
5. Cherokee Waterfall Campground
97%
(198)
33mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Please read the entire listing because I have updated this page. The booking is for 2 people, any guest after the initial 2 or pet will be $10 per night. Add them as extra guests
Pull down a paved road and get out of your car and sit down at a picnic table in front of a private waterfall!
This site has a pull through, full hookup spot with 30amp for campers but tents are always welcome or a combination of the two. I've had a 33' camper, popup camper and 6 tents at this campsite all at the same time so there plenty of room for your family and friends!
We're 2.5 miles from the Cherokee Casino and 3.5 miles from down town Cherokee
If you're tired of crowded campgrounds then you'll love the privacy this campground offers. This is now a two site campground with each site being around 100' away from the other site with trees and vegetation growing in between, you more or less cant see on site from the other from May until November.
There is a orange cone that marks the border of the two sites. One set of campers will not be allowed on the other campers campsite, if this happens you will be evicted with no refund.
Check in is at 2pm and check out is at 12pm.
No shooting firearms, (although you may hear people shooting firearms because you will be camping in the mountains) but your more than welcome to bring your firearms. Its better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
No fireworks.
No making trails or collecting firewood (This is not because I want to sell you firewood, its because I want to have the property remain as pristine as possible)
Do not cut down trees alive or dead
If you move picnic tables please move them back
Dogs are permitted but message me first to see if your do will be a good fit.
There is a small Church around 200 yards from the campground. They hold services every Wednesday and Sunday. They generally start around 5pm and it lasts around a hour. If your into that they would love to have you come down.
The EBCI opened a dispensary around 3 miles from the campground. It will open to all adults over 21 starting September 7th 2024.
Message me with any questions you have
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$55
/ night
Rest And Relax Retreat
6. Rest And Relax Retreat
100%
(40)
35mi from Robbinsville · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Come enjoy your relaxation space along the banks of Hothouse Creek. Site is on 27 beautiful acres with flowing water, hiking trails, nature, and stargazing. You have access to our indoor common house space with two full bathrooms with showers and air conditioned hang out den with couches.
Every site comes equipped with:
-Hammock along the creek
-Smokeless fire pit
-Six-foot picnic bench
-Pop-up canopy
-Zero gravity chair (additional chairs available for $5 each)
-Charcoal Grill
-Plenty of space to set up your own tent and gear
The property is very quiet and private and a convenient 15 minute drive away from activities/ grocery/ supplies/ restaurant/ shopping in Blue Ridge or McCaysville/Copperhill. Amazing for stargazing- we have open sky and any exterior lights are red to maximize night vision. We have three nice goats that would love to meet and play with you in addition to the fireflies, deer, hummingbirds, cardinals, hawks, rabbits, squirrels, foxes, and bats for viewing. There is a 1/3 mile track in the pasture for walking and a 1/2 mile mountain trail up to the ridge summit. Near world class river rafting, fishing, hiking, and tubing in the Smoky Mountains.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
7. Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
98%
(90)
36mi from Robbinsville · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If you love the outdoors, our authentic yurts and improved campsites have it all. This peaceful mountain is located in Cullowhee, North Carolina, on a 108-acre eco-forestry private reserve. Nestled up to 2 national forests, in The Land of 150 Waterfalls, local activities are abundant.
Our outdoor experience offers complete, private access to guests only, with fishing, tubing, kayaking, and hiking activities on the property. A rugged 9-hole disc golf trail encourages exploration of your private mountain. Our yurts provide large fire pits, exquisite views from their ample porches, hugging you with a warm, peaceful welcome home from a day full of activities.
Our yurts are nicely appointed with a queen-size bed, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee pot. The detached 144 sq ft shared bath house provides all the facilities, as well as towels and basic bathing necessities for yurt stays only. Lie on the heated mattress pad with soft linens and watch the stars sail across the clear dome as you drift off to sleep to dream of the day's adventures. Nestled up to the Great Smoky Mountains National park, this property is unique in everything it offers. Riverside on the renowned fly fishing river, the Tuckasegee River, or ridge top on Cullowhee Mountain, elevation 3850'. There are improved camp sites, yurts, or free range camping and hiking. The views are spectacular, wherever you decide to locate on the property. We implement " Leave no trace" rules and welcome respectful 4wd access to the mountain. All walks of life love the outdoors...
The outdoors is here,
Destination Outdoors! DO IT!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$60
/ night
Skip A Stone Farm
8. Skip A Stone Farm
100%
(31)
43mi from Robbinsville · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
If these mountains could talk…
This historic homestead is alive and well. Mountain families and moonshiners passed this family farm from one generation to the next since the 1800’s. Primitive stone walls were built by farmers as property lines and served to keep farm critters close to home. Wake to a crow and dewy fog in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Scenic views and mountain air create a peaceful escape. Hike these mountains and feel the pride and perseverance left behind by folks from long ago.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$32
/ night
Vee Hollow Campground
9. Vee Hollow Campground
100%
(5)
25mi from Robbinsville · 36 sites
Welcome to Vee Hollow Campground in Townsend, TN
Located in Townsend, Tennessee, Vee Hollow Campground is nestled in the beautiful Smoky Mountains. Our 3.5 acre campground offers 72 RV camp sites, including full hook ups and amenities such as 14 miles of mountain bike trails, river access, and pool to name a few. We’re convenient to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Highway 129 (The Dragon). We’re also pet friendly! Whether you’re looking for adventure by mountain biking and hiking, or if you just looking to relax by the water, Vee Hollow Campground offers the comfort, beauty, and convenience you’re looking for.
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Branch side
10. Branch side
100%
(8)
26mi from Robbinsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Enjoy a camping adventure in the beautiful North Georgia mountains! The campsite itself is nestled in a private wooded area alongside a small running creek. Site is setup so you can enjoy all that the mountains have to offer. Water to fill your tanks and power is available. Imagine sitting by the camp fire enjoying a nice cup of coffee in the morning or a late night drink among the stars. Site is an Ideal location near a local winery, and also within 10-15 minutes of beautiful Lake Chatuge and the mountains/trails of North Georgia. Contact the host for additional ideas/options for adventures in the area. Your mountain escape is awaiting you!
Need a RV ask about rental units availability.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Faye
4 days ago
Tent
We had a wonderful experience staying at Richard’s campsite. Richard is an excellent host—friendly, welcoming, and very attentive to the needs of his guests. From the moment we arrived, he made sure everything was comfortable and that we had all the information we needed about the area and the campsite.
The campsite itself was clean, peaceful, and well-maintained. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy nature. Richard clearly takes pride in keeping the site organized and enjoyable for campers.
What really made the stay special was Richard’s hospitality. He was always available if we needed anything, while still giving campers plenty of privacy to enjoy the outdoors.
Something that we were surprised was about the Bathhouse, it had a toilet in it too.
I highly recommend Richard’s campsite to anyone looking for a relaxing and well-hosted camping experience. We would definitely love to come back again!
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Lucas
1 week ago
Tent
Group trip
2nd time camping here and highly recommend. Ralph is a great host who always goes above and beyond for his guests.
Restrooms are top notch and campsites by the creek are great.
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Lucas
1 week ago
Tent
Group trip
2nd time camping here and highly recommend. Ralph is a great host who always goes above and beyond for his guests.
Restrooms are top notch and campsites by the creek are great.
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Stephen
2 weeks ago
Tent
Excellent site with a beautiful view. Andrew came out to make sure we found everything and if we needed any extra firewood. Will definitely be back
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Jason
3 weeks ago
Tent
Great site with beautiful views!!! I would just recommend a four wheel drive vehicle to get to the site. This is also a tent only site. Andrew was a great host and I look forward to going back.
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Reiss
3 weeks ago
13 ft travel trailer
With pets
Second time staying here, at the waterfall site this time. It’s a great property and Richard keeps it clean and simple. Bring a long extension cord if you plan to set up by the river, Richard was kind enough to lend us an extra one. We will definitely be back again!
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JP
January 2026
Tent
Ralph was an awesome host. Upon arrival, he walked us through the entire campsite and amenities. He is very personable and will make sure your stay is perfect. Hope to be back soon!
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Zach
January 2026
Tent
Incredible host amazing camping. Wife and I visited and even though it was raining the whole we still had a blast. Best sleep ever listening to the waterfall at night. Plus it’s only a short drive to the casino!
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Tim
January 2026
10 ft travel trailer
With kids
We had a great time here at one of the river side camps! Sites are large enough for a big group and Andrew was a fantastic host! Very well kept site. Be sure to check out his mountain top sites also if you are looking for a view. We plan to come back soon and stay at one of those. Very remote (45 min to nearest gas station/stores) so plan accordingly. Direct access to FSR into national forest. Can’t wait to return!
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Chris
January 2026
14 ft pop-up camper
With pets
This was an incredible experience for my wife and I! The site we landed on had the most amazing views we could have asked for. Secluded, quiet, and serene are the best words I could use to describe this site. It is definitely off the beaten path, so be prepared for the 5 miles of gravel road leading to the campsite.
Our dogs thoroughly enjoyed hiking beside the river and playing on the rocks.
A perfect way to reset and start the new year!
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Josh
December 2025
Tent
With pets
Loved the mountain top view, my dog didn’t wanna leave. This is a great spot highly recommend, the trail getting to the camping spot was remote and beautiful. You need 4x4 and some comfort with tight corners and sharp drop offs. 10/10 will be back
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Christopher
December 2025
33 ft travel trailer
I appreciate Richard for his hospitality and site. Everything private, clean, safe and a complete site with full hookups for your RV. I would definitely recommend everyone to come here and I will definitely come back. I had an amazing time here at Richard's site during the holidays. No complaints at all. It was totally worth it For the price here I even added extra dates. Thank you Richard
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Amanda
December 2025
Tent
Absolutely amazing stay would definitely come back! Ralph was responsive and we had pretty much unlimited wood along with use of the common room all to ourselves. It was an amazing location for tent camping with the creek lulling us to sleep both nights.
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Alexandra
December 2025
Tent
We had the best time camping at Big Ian, Andrew is very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Beautiful and lots of nice hikes in the area. No kidding about 4wd, but we had fun on the winding road.
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Alicia
December 2025
32 ft toy hauler
Very cool place we would definitely come again. Driveway down needs to be trimmed a little.
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Brooklyn
December 2025
Tent
I couldn’t have asked for a more magical spot to spend Christmas Eve and morning. Waking up with Gaia is unlike anything else!
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Eric
December 2025
Tent
Another incredible stay at Rest and Relax Retreat ! I try to get up here and tent camp at least every 2 to 3 weeks. Ralph does have a couple of cabins that you can rent also but…I prefer tent camping, especially in the winter right next to the creek. As usual, it exceeded my expectations just with the beauty of the place and all the nice accommodations that Ralph provides…such as, a canopy for each tent site, a smokeless fire pit for each site, and a hammock and picnic table also for each site, oh, and did I mention the common house… where there is a seating area with plenty of outlets to recharge your phone or power station if need be, while you enjoy a cup of coffee from the provided Keurig, coffee, sugar and cream, included and or, take a hot shower at one of two bathrooms inside the common house. He also provides firewood at no charge. Most of the time I have so much wood left over that I can’t even burn it all in the weekend stay ! But if I do run low, it is no problem. I can text Ralph or usually before he turns in for the evening… he will do his walk around to each site. Making sure that everyone has anything and everything that they need, before he himself turns in for the night. The land is beautiful, so are his dogs and his goats. You won’t go wrong if you choose this place… relax by the creek 10 feet away, with a campfire going just in front of you, to soothe your anxieties away. Thank you so much again Ralph for everything!
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jeff
December 2025
13 ft travel trailer
Group trip
Everything. This is our 4th time at Snowbird and we love it. Plans to return soon
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Savannah
December 2025
Tent
With pets
Andrew was an amazing host he checked in on us and also brought our wood up since he happened to be there during our stay. The camps are well spaced and the toilets were very clean as well as the shelter over them. The ground was well maintained and not over grown. It’s a beautiful drive going up to the campground and into the small town. We will definitely stay again.
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Irene
November 2025
28 ft travel trailer
With pets
This campsite offers ample room for any size family or camping group. The grounds are safe, clean and comfortable, with electric hookups, hot showers, and a toilet—all while being surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of untouched wilderness.
Being here brought back childhood memories of exploring and charting unknown territory. The peaceful waterfall sings a gentle lullaby each night, carrying you into the deepest sleep. There is truly no campsite that compares.
My only complaint? I lost track of time. I enjoyed myself so much and felt so disconnected from the outside world that days effortlessly blended into nights before it was suddenly time to leave.
This was my parents’ first-ever camping trip, and the host did not disappoint! He was readily available to help them hook up their new RV and made sure they felt at home. By the end of the stay, they felt like pros thanks to his guidance.
You can’t go wrong with this site—book now and make those special memories. We are so glad we did!
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The best private sites RV sites near Robbinsville guide
Where to go
Lake Santeetlah
Lake Santeetlah boasts 76 miles of shoreline and tons of freshwater fish. Motorized boats are allowed, with several companies offering boat and jet ski rentals. Head to the Charikus Branch and Ground Squirrel Branch for calm waters. Then, conquer the 3.3-mile North Loop hiking trail—a well-maintained pebble pathway makes it accessible for young kids and strollers. There are pet-friendly tent campsites nearby offering wooden tent pads and picnic tables. Or opt for a glamping experience on a farm featuring wooden cabins equipped with fire rings, outdoor showers, and pit toilets.
Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
The Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest is a 3,800-acre section of Nantahala National Forest. Some of the old-growth trees found here are more than 400 years old and more than 6 feet in diameter. Drive 30-minutes northwest from Robbinsville and leave early because parking is limited. View the towering ancient giants by walking the 2.1-mile Joyce Kilmer Memorial Loop Trail before breaking for lunch at the picnic tables near the entrance. While there are no campsites within the forest itself, there are plenty of tent and RV campgrounds close by.
Asheville
Head 1.5-hours east from Robbinsville to see the hustle and bustle of Asheville. Teeming with art galleries, live music venues, and views of the Appalachian Mountains, there’s plenty to do. Visit the Asheville Pinball Museum, The North Carolina Arboretum, or Asheville Treetop Adventure Park for an exhilarating zipline tour and a forest canopy obstacle course. Settle the campervan into a nearby riverside RV campsite outfitted with full hookups for water and electricity, in addition to dump stations. Or set up a home base at Blue Ridge Recreation Park with tent and RV campgrounds close to waterfalls and lakes.
When to go
The summer season lasts from early June until late September, and it generally doesn’t get hotter than 86°F (but it’s very humid). Rainfall is also common throughout the summer months with July getting the most precipitation. Star gazers should consider visiting in September and October as they typically have the clearest skies. Winter rolls around in early November, and snow is seen from December until March, with the majority of it occurring in January. Spring and fall are usually the best seasons for fishing, just keep in mind that regulations vary depending on the month, so plan accordingly.