Local Attractions

The Beauty of the North Carolina Mountains provides many recreational and sightseeing activities.  Here is just a short list of some of the parks, towns, attractions and natural areas that can be enjoyed within a short distance from our campground.  We hope you find the area here as beautiful and serene as we do!


 
 
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Blue Ridge Parkway - 5.5 miles

Outstanding scenery and recreational opportunities make the Blue Ridge Parkway one of the most visited sections of the National Park System.

Split-rail fences, old farmsteads, mountain meadows and scenic overlooks with endless vistas make the Blue Ridge Parkway a popular attraction.

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Linville Gorge - 10 miles

The Linville River with its source high on Grandfather Mountain has, by its tremendous scouring action, formed one of Eastern America's most scenic and rugged gorges..

 
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Grandfather Mountain - 15 miles

Grandfather Mountain and its rocks reveal a long history of rock formation and mountain-building that dates back to 1.1 billion years ago. Today the mountain you see is the end product of two things: the mountain-building that culminated 300 million years ago, and the erosion that has been ongoing for over 100 million years and continues today.

 
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Blowing Rock - 25 miles

From the unmatched, far-reaching views along the Blue Ridge Parkway, to the quaint storybook mountain village, Blowing Rock, North Carolina is truly deserving of the title: "Crown of the Blue Ridge." Here you'll find popular family attractions including Tweetsie Railroad and The Blowing Rock, a plethora of unique downtown shops and outlets, and outdoor adventure ranging from hiking and biking to spelunking and bouldering.

 
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Beech Mountain

Eastern Americas highest town.

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Sugar Mountain 

We aren’t just a premier winter sports destination; our area offers something spectacular in every season.

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Biltmore House

Welcome to America's Largest Home®

Delight in our spectacular Chihuly at Biltmore exhibition, outdoor concerts, wine tastings at America’s most visited winery, and the opportunity to explore our 8,000-acre backyard via kayak, Segway, horseback, bike, Land Rover, and more.

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Mt Mitchell

Home of the highest, oldest peaks

 
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WNC Quilt Trail

Mitchell and Yancey Counties have between them, over 200 quilt blocks, with more in the hopper. Quilt Trails of Western North Carolina, the non-profit corporation that runs the project, welcomes volunteers to help with painting, story writing, installation, and a myriad of other tasks that it takes to keep the project running.