Blackberry Camping Cabin (Sleeps 3)
Cabin · Sleeps 4(Please Note: Hipcamp does not have an easy way to add in Pet fees. You will need to go to EXTRAS and add in number of pets ($5/pet/per night) on all sites SEPERATE from adults when making your reservation. IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED $10/NIGHT FOR EACH INSTEAD OF $5. We will no longer be issuing refunds or store credits for the overcharge.)
Lighten your load, no tent supplies needed. Clothes, food and cooking supplies for a max of 3 people are all you need to pack. Our Blackberry Camping Cabin is equipped with linens and a twin bed and a full size bed, a wall A/C for the warmer days, and a heater for those chill nights at the beginning and end of the season, and a small dorm size fridge.
The front porch area is a great place to read a book and relax next to the creek when you are not adventuring in the great outdoors.
There is a dish washing station with hot water on outsisde of bathhouse. We have a clean bathhouse with hot showers. Pets are permitted on a leash and you must clean up after your pet. 24-hour laundry room for guest use. Fees are $2 each wash, $2 each dry. Play areas with swing set, sandbox, horseshoes, volleyball, badminton, corn hole and a basketball goal.
When you enter Smoky Mountain Meadows Campground, you can leave all the “rush-rush” of your daily life behind. You will find yourself in a beautiful valley with quiet green meadows and a bubbling brook encompassing your surroundings. When you rise in the morning with dew on the grass, the birds singing, and the aroma of coffee brewing while bacon sizzles, you will feel a quiet peacefulness beyond your imagination. When you return after a day of kayaking, biking, site-seeing, relaxing, etc., you will find the same peacefulness you experienced in the morning. The smells from the wood burning campfire will whet your appetite for a tasty meal, even prepared at your campsite. Sleep comes naturally from the clean mountain air – Sweet Dreams!
We are almost half-way between Bryson City and the Nantahala Gorge.