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- rr2254545Explorer
AikenRacer wrote:
Looking for a nice campground near the Biltmore Estate for our 42' class A. Prefer a full hookup. Thanks!
We liked Bear Creek - it was closer than the other Ashville campgrounds that we saw - its about 4 miles from the Estate - Bill_SatelliteExplorer IICheck out RVParky.com . Good stuff!
- wildtoadExplorer IIOur fav is campfire lodgings, get a premium site. Have heard good things about bear creek.
- naturistNomadThe Ashville KOA is good.
- Mr_Mark1ExplorerIn the past, we stayed once at Rutledge Lake RV Park which was OK. Then, the next time we stayed at Campfire Lodgings which is a small campground WAY up on top of a ridge. The road on the way up is pretty steep with a very tight turn but doable. We had a 42 ft. coach then and I'm sure I would not feel comfortable taking our 45 footer.
The last several times and most recently, we stayed at the KOA West just off of I-40. It's about 14 miles from the Biltmore Estate. After this recent stay this summer, I had to take it off our list because it is no longer 'big rig friendly'. The trees are not trimmed back which makes it impossible not to scrape your coach on tree branches.
On a side note, if you want a nice place to eat, the RED STAG GRILL at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Biltmore Village across from the entrance is a nice restaurant.
Good luck,
Mark - pasusanExplorerWe stayed at Campfire Lodgings and the view from our campsite was spectacular:
- John_S_Explorer IILoved mamma gerties.
- Dutch_12078Explorer IIOur preference in the Asheville area is the Lake Powhatan Recreation Area campground in the Pisgah National Forest. The misnamed Lakeside loop has large paved full hookup sites.
- huachucaExplorer
Dutch_12078 wrote:
Our preference in the Asheville area is the Lake Powhatan Recreation Area campground in the Pisgah National Forest. The misnamed Lakeside loop has large paved full hookup sites.
This would be my pick as well. Be sure to visit the NC Arboretum which is right next door. - ependydadExplorerIt’s not super close but there’s a tiny park called Red Gate Campground in Hendersonville (or something like that). Cute place and depending on the spot, was pretty spacious.
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