The best cave camping near Weaverville

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Looking to get away and explore the great outdoors? Hipcamp has over 250 unique camping options near Weaverville, North Carolina, specifically tailored to those who love caves. With options as low as $20 per night and an average price of $25, you can find the perfect cave camping experience that fits your budget. Check out top campsites like Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), The River Life (138 reviews), and The Waldhaus Resort (103 reviews) for tried and true recommendations. Enjoy popular amenities such as toilets, campfires, and cooking equipment, while indulging in activities like wildlife watching, fishing, and boating. Get ready for a unique and thrilling camping adventure in the beautiful caves near Weaverville, North Carolina!

95% (483) 38 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Weaverville

Stoney Creek Oasis Campground

1. Stoney Creek Oasis Campground

91%
(358)
19mi from Weaverville · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land: We have 20 beautiful campsites, including tent,and rv sites, along Stoney Fork Creek .We are located in Candler, NC, 20 minutes from downtown Asheville. 5 minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway and within 2 miles to national forests. 10 minutes from Mt. Pisgah and 9 waterfalls within 10 miles. We offer off grid primitive campsites with a few touches of modernism, with and Wi-Fi. The sites are located adjacent from the greenhouses in a large grassy field, next to the creek, and behind the barn.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
Raven Ridge

2. Raven Ridge

99%
(269)
7.3mi from Weaverville · 2 sites · Lodging
Raven ridge is a 5.0 acre property with plenty of botanical appeal, Appalachian charm and mountain views. James landed on the property in 2009, built a small dairy barn and milked 3 cows for a couple years before building the two cabins. In 2015 he was joined by Sofi, originally from Sweden and together they have three daughters. Together they manage a botanically interesting hobby hill farm and are happy to host travelers and seekers in their cabins. Hilltop was a joint project that James built in 2012 with a talented woodworker and friend in 6 months. We have maintained the original vibe of the place, rustic simplicity and elegance a notch or two above glamping, well-described by the zen koan, "chop wood, carry water" Orchard House was built entirely by James from the block up to the roof, averaging 1 hour/day for 3 years or 1,000 hours. Some of the Hilltop photos are a bit dated, we have a more private outhouse behind the cabin, and have made a few improvements here and there. Reach out anytime for any reason. We love hosting and nearly everyone enjoys their stay.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$77
 / night
Rose Creek Retreat

3. Rose Creek Retreat

96%
(127)
44mi from Weaverville · 3 sites · RVs
In 2018 we purchased this property to enjoy a little freedom, privacy and relaxation. We have slowly been updating the property over the years and in the end of 2019 we decided to create the site and share it with everyone. After beginning to camp ourselves, a year later. we realized that so many campgrounds resembled the HOA like atmosphere our guests want to escape. We then decided to start our own and we hope you enjoy it!
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$38
 / night
Pisgah National Forest

4. Pisgah National Forest

97%
(156)
251 sites · Burnsville, North Carolina
One of Pisgah's gems is Richland Balsam, the highest peak on the Blue Ridge Parkway at 6,410 feet.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Mount Mitchell State Park

5. Mount Mitchell State Park

95%
(11)
9 sites · Montreat, North Carolina
Sweeping views and challenging hikes define North Carolina’s first state park.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
Cherokee National Forest

6. Cherokee National Forest

96%
(49)
625 sites · Mountain City, Tennessee
Follow us to Tennessee and dive into the grandeur of the Cherokee National Forest! It’s filled to the brim with scenic forested trails, rushing rivers, and rainbow trout. During the day you can go rafting, and at night you can bask yourself in moonshine (of various sorts) and brush up on your constellations. If you are in pursuit of some Appalachian Mountain bliss, this is the right place to start. Don’t forget your camera, you're going to want to show these vistas off!
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

7. Great Smoky Mountains National Park

98%
(193)
621 sites · Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Forest trails link campsites with waterfalls and reminders of once-bustling Appalachian communities.

Looking to get away and explore the great outdoors? Hipcamp has over 250 unique camping options near Weaverville, North Carolina, specifically tailored to those who love caves. With options as low as $20 per night and an average price of $25, you can find the perfect cave camping experience that fits your budget. Check out top campsites like Dark Ridge Hide Out (422 reviews), The River Life (138 reviews), and The Waldhaus Resort (103 reviews) for tried and true recommendations. Enjoy popular amenities such as toilets, campfires, and cooking equipment, while indulging in activities like wildlife watching, fishing, and boating. Get ready for a unique and thrilling camping adventure in the beautiful caves near Weaverville, North Carolina!

95% (483) 38 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Weaverville

Stoney Creek Oasis Campground

1. Stoney Creek Oasis Campground

91%
(358)
19mi from Weaverville · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land: We have 20 beautiful campsites, including tent,and rv sites, along Stoney Fork Creek .We are located in Candler, NC, 20 minutes from downtown Asheville. 5 minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway and within 2 miles to national forests. 10 minutes from Mt. Pisgah and 9 waterfalls within 10 miles. We offer off grid primitive campsites with a few touches of modernism, with and Wi-Fi. The sites are located adjacent from the greenhouses in a large grassy field, next to the creek, and behind the barn.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
Raven Ridge

2. Raven Ridge

99%
(269)
7.3mi from Weaverville · 2 sites · Lodging
Raven ridge is a 5.0 acre property with plenty of botanical appeal, Appalachian charm and mountain views. James landed on the property in 2009, built a small dairy barn and milked 3 cows for a couple years before building the two cabins. In 2015 he was joined by Sofi, originally from Sweden and together they have three daughters. Together they manage a botanically interesting hobby hill farm and are happy to host travelers and seekers in their cabins. Hilltop was a joint project that James built in 2012 with a talented woodworker and friend in 6 months. We have maintained the original vibe of the place, rustic simplicity and elegance a notch or two above glamping, well-described by the zen koan, "chop wood, carry water" Orchard House was built entirely by James from the block up to the roof, averaging 1 hour/day for 3 years or 1,000 hours. Some of the Hilltop photos are a bit dated, we have a more private outhouse behind the cabin, and have made a few improvements here and there. Reach out anytime for any reason. We love hosting and nearly everyone enjoys their stay.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$77
 / night
Rose Creek Retreat

3. Rose Creek Retreat

96%
(127)
44mi from Weaverville · 3 sites · RVs
In 2018 we purchased this property to enjoy a little freedom, privacy and relaxation. We have slowly been updating the property over the years and in the end of 2019 we decided to create the site and share it with everyone. After beginning to camp ourselves, a year later. we realized that so many campgrounds resembled the HOA like atmosphere our guests want to escape. We then decided to start our own and we hope you enjoy it!
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$38
 / night
Pisgah National Forest

4. Pisgah National Forest

97%
(156)
251 sites · Burnsville, North Carolina
One of Pisgah's gems is Richland Balsam, the highest peak on the Blue Ridge Parkway at 6,410 feet.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Mount Mitchell State Park

5. Mount Mitchell State Park

95%
(11)
9 sites · Montreat, North Carolina
Sweeping views and challenging hikes define North Carolina’s first state park.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
Cherokee National Forest

6. Cherokee National Forest

96%
(49)
625 sites · Mountain City, Tennessee
Follow us to Tennessee and dive into the grandeur of the Cherokee National Forest! It’s filled to the brim with scenic forested trails, rushing rivers, and rainbow trout. During the day you can go rafting, and at night you can bask yourself in moonshine (of various sorts) and brush up on your constellations. If you are in pursuit of some Appalachian Mountain bliss, this is the right place to start. Don’t forget your camera, you're going to want to show these vistas off!
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

7. Great Smoky Mountains National Park

98%
(193)
621 sites · Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Forest trails link campsites with waterfalls and reminders of once-bustling Appalachian communities.

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