Camping & Cabins
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There is nothing quite like spending an evening away from home at one of America’s thousands of public land recreational area campsites. Whether you seek the solitude of a backcountry camping site or a convenient place for you and your family to pitch a tent or park an RV, there are plenty of places to camp in our parks, national seashores, lakeshores, forests and wilderness areas. Campsite fees, visitation fees and seasonal restrictions vary from site to site. In some cases, campsites can be reserved in advance.
For reservations, call 877-444-6777, 877-833-6777, or visit www.recreation.gov.
You can call the ranger station if you have additional questions about facilities and activities. Contact information found here.
There is a 14-day stay limit when camping. Additional information here.
You can book up to 6 months in advance of the arrival date for Campsites, Look-Outs, and Cabins.You can book up to 12 months in advance of the arrival date for Group Campsites. For additional questions see the help page.
Within the Pisgah Ranger District there are dozens of disbursed roadside camping sites that are available on a first come - first serve basis. These campsites are located alongside gravel roads throughout the district and include a parking area, tent pad, and fire ring. Toilet facilities and drinking water are not available.
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Enjoy camping or a picnic at one of the many day use areas.
Recreation Maps
Get the latest maps of the Croatan, Nantahala, Pisgah and Uwharrie national forests.
Alerts & Warnings
- Hurricane Helene: Nantahala National Forest Closures
- Hurricane Helene: Pisgah National Forest Closures
- Uwharrie Ranger District- Kings Mountain Point Fishing Pier Closure
- Pisgah Ranger District- Catheys Creek Road Closure
- Dogs Must be Leashed in Bent Creek
- Roan Mountain Recreation Area CLOSED For 2024 Season
- Avery Creek Rd closed due to storm damages