# Linville Adventure Pasture (LAP)

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- **Location:** Nebo, North Carolina, United States
- **Price:** from $45.00/night
- **Rating:** 97% recommend (255 reviews)
- **Sites:** 3
- **Size:** 22 acres
- **Host:** Christian  H.

## Overview

Family Owned location with great views . Located adjacent to the Linville River and across the street from Lake James . This location gives the camper a center location for many activities. The State Fonta Flora trail system sits within feet of this property and offers the mountain biker miles of beautiful trails . Within a short distance is the trail head to Shortoff mountain and Linville George with exceptional views and hiking. Boat landing is a close for those who want to recreate on the lake and kayak. Close by is the renowned Fonta Flora brewery and Mica Town Breweries located only a few miles away.

This is a secluded space that is private and on the Linville River before it enters Lake James. Lake James State Park offers a full menu of activities. Along with boating, swimming and fishing in the beautiful, clear waters of the 6,812-acre lake, there are 25 miles of trails, 15 of which are open to mountain biking. Trails vary from the short, educational Holly Discovery Trail with child-friendly activities, to the more adventurous, historic section of the Overmountain Victory Trail We asked that you pack it in and pack it out with all trash.

Welcome!

## Highlights

- **Family-friendly:** Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.
- **Staff verified:** Accuracy verified by Hipcamp's on-the-ground team.
- **Christian is a Star Host:** Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.

## Amenities

- **Amenities:** Pets, Potable water, Toilets, Campfires, Trash, Picnic table, Playground
- **RV amenities:** Generators
- **Activities:** Biking, Boating, Fishing, Hiking, Paddling, Wind sports, Climbing, Swimming, Wildlife watching
- **Terrain:** Forest, Lake, River, stream, or creek, Swimming hole, Mountainous, Field

## Sites

- **Site 2 Snail** (rv-tent, up to 5 guests, $58.00/night)
- **Site 3 Mariachis** (tents, up to 5 guests, $45.00/night)
- **Site 1 Turtle** (rv-tent, up to 5 guests, $58.00/night)

## Recent reviews

> Had a great time here! Central to some great hikes and we enjoyed going down to the river on the property to enjoy the scenery. Lots of activities on site, zip line and axe throwing were fun.
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> - Mason N., October 19, 2026

> We had a great stay! The site was perfect for our camper and a tent. Beautiful, well cared for spot close to everything. And Christian was a great host.
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> - Louis T., September 27, 2026

> Very friendly host! Nice wood line to pitch several tents under while looking out onto a field of grass. Very clean and nice amenities such as potable water, outhouse and activities. Walked about 10 minutes (part on rugged trail) to access the river where wading and swimming were possible. Be aware you are camping in front of owner’s homes (across the field) and there were campsites/ homes behind the campsites.
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> - Danielle L., September 7, 2026

> This was a perfect campsite for my 2 kids (8 &11) and dog. They loved the zipline, the disc golf baskets, and the nearby river. I appreciated the kitchen sink, picnic tables, and campfire ring. It was a nice shady spot by the edge of a field, about 5 min to the boat dock and biking trails, and 10 min to the public swimming beach at Lake James.
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> - Susan H., July 26, 2026

> We had a great two nights @ Christian’s. He offers some nice additional options like electricity or setting up a large, canvas tent. There’s a great meadow we played lacrosse on and very well kept communal sink for washing up plates, etc. The portaloo is very well maintained — I was surprised as usually they’re, well, not. The camp is close to a nice river or the marina on James Lake — pro tip: if you want to rent a boat, reserve one in advance. We’d camp here again.
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> - Kate C., July 1, 2026