We are heading to the smokies in NC in may. Prob gona stop at linville falls first but not sure after that. Want to go to the pisgah forrest area tho. Has anyone stayed at any parks in that area? Need some recommendations.

What type of experience are you looking for and what amenities do you need/want? Assuming that something similar to Linville is going to be OK with you, I might suggest Curtis Creek. We are strongly considering staying there later this year sometime - it's not far from Asheville, there are places very nearby to get supplies, and the park looks really nice. We camp in a popup, or in tents, so we don't pay a lot of attention to spot size, but since Curtis Creek is an old CCC campground you may want to check to be sure you'll fit, but the online reviews and pictures make it sound like a really nice place to stay in that area. - R

Excellent campground right at the main entrance into Pisgah.Davidson River CampgroundPisgah -falls, hiking, great Mtn Biking(technical riding), mountains.Short drive, is Dupont another cool spot, for hiking, falls, Mtn Biking. NO campground:(Dupont ForestMArkiemark:C

Any thing that you are looking for or need to know about Pisgah Forest?

Thanks guys for the input. I love that area, been there several times just not in a camper. Bought a 31' Outback last year and this is our first long trip. Ill check into those campgrounds.

Curtis creek looks cool but primitive. Davidson River looks like a nice place tho. Do u know if the sites with electric are set back in the woods like i saw in the pictures? Any info about the rv sites would be awesome!

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Markiemark32
Explorer
Mar 19, 2015
Excellent campground right at the main entrance into Pisgah.

Davidson River Campground

Pisgah -falls, hiking, great Mtn Biking(technical riding), mountains.

Short drive, is Dupont another cool spot, for hiking, falls, Mtn Biking. NO campground:(

Dupont Forest

MArkiemark:C
WrongWayRandall
Explorer
Mar 19, 2015
What type of experience are you looking for and what amenities do you need/want? Assuming that something similar to Linville is going to be OK with you, I might suggest Curtis Creek. We are strongly considering staying there later this year sometime - it's not far from Asheville, there are places very nearby to get supplies, and the park looks really nice. We camp in a popup, or in tents, so we don't pay a lot of attention to spot size, but since Curtis Creek is an old CCC campground you may want to check to be sure you'll fit, but the online reviews and pictures make it sound like a really nice place to stay in that area.

- R

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