Discover the natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and local charm that make every stay at Pisgah Forest RV Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains truly special.
Parks & ACTIVITIES
Discover nearby forests and scenic spots, with our camping resort as your homebase.
Pisgah National Forest: A vast 500,000-acre hardwood forest filled with scenic trails, whitewater rivers, and stunning waterfalls, perfect for hiking and outdoor adventures.
DuPont State Forest: A 12,500-acre natural haven featuring picturesque waterfalls, miles of trails, and plentiful opportunities for fishing, hunting, and exploration.
Cradle of Forestry in America: The historic birthplace of U.S. forest conservation, offering educational tours, heritage sites, and beautiful hiking paths.
River Tubing – Brevard Tubing: After a challenging hiking or biking day, your legs probably need a rest day. And what better way to rest your legs than to relax on a tube while floating down the river? We can give you all the details on the how/when/where for river tubing down the French Broad, but if you prefer a guide group, check out Brevard Tubing. No gear to bring, no details to remember, just show up ready to float & relax.
Rock Climbing: Challenge yourself on the cliffs of Looking Glass and Cedar Rock, or start indoors at Brevard Rock Gym—with expert outdoor instruction available through Pisgah Climbing School.
French Broad Paddle Trail: we are located along the French Broad Paddle trail, a 146 mile river trail that begins in Rosman, NC and ends in Tennessee with 40 access points. The entrance to our park is located just across the street from one of the 40 access points (just before mile 32).
Kanuga Bike Park: A premier downhill and cross-country mountain biking destination featuring expertly designed trails for all skill levels.
The Gorge Zip Line – Saluda, NC: Soar above the treetops on one of America’s most thrilling zip line courses, offering incredible views of the Green River Gorge.
Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education: An engaging center where visitors can observe native wildlife and learn about local conservation and ecology.
Blue Ridge Parkway: A scenic mountain drive famous for overlooks, wildlife, and iconic Appalachian views.
Jeter Mountain Farm: A family-friendly farm offering u-pick orchards, cider, events, and panoramic mountain scenery.
iDaph Events: Hosts some of Western NC’s most popular running, biking, and multisport races.
Pisgah Productions: Organizers of challenging endurance events across Pisgah National Forest.
Blue Ridge Adventures: Trail-focused race organizers dedicated to mountain biking and trail running events.
Assault on the Carolinas: A premier annual cycling race through Brevard and the Blue Ridge mountains.
Waterfalls & Scenic Trails
Wander where the waterfalls flow. Our luxury RV site provides campers with access to some of the most marvelous waterfalls that Blue Ridge has to offer.
Looking Glass Falls (Pisgah): A stunning 60-foot roadside waterfall, easily accessible and perfect for a quick scenic stop.
Sliding Rock (Pisgah): A natural 60-foot waterslide where visitors can enjoy a fun and refreshing way to cool off on warm summer days at our luxury RV campground.
Triple Falls (Dupont): A spectacular three-tiered cascade along the Little River, best viewed from the High Falls Loop or up close via a short staircase descent.
High Falls (Dupont): The tallest waterfall in DuPont Forest, this 120-foot granite cascade is just a half-mile walk from the Visitor Center and offers both overlook and base access.
Hooker Falls (Dupont): A charming 12-foot waterfall flowing into a tranquil swimming pool, easily reached by a short trail and steeped in local history.
Moore Cove Falls (Pisgah): A peaceful one-mile trail leading to a delicate two-tiered waterfall you can walk behind for a unique perspective.
Some of the best hiking and biking trails on the East Coast, tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Explore nature’s beauty, all just 45 minutes outside of Asheville, NC.
Mountain Biking: Ride some of the Southeast’s best trails in Dupont and Pisgah National Forests, or test your skills at Kanuga Bike Park and Fiddlehead Bike Park & Climbing Gym.
Pisgah National Forest Trail Map: With over 500 miles of trails, this map provides visitors with a comprehensive guide to the area’s best hiking and camping spots.
Mount Mitchell: This is the highest peak east of the Mississippi River and offers breathtaking views from its summit.
Black Mountain: This is the highest peak in the Eastern U.S. and offers a challenging hike with stunning views.
Appalachian Trail: This famous trail runs through Pisgah National Forest and offers stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Hiking: Discover countless scenic trails across Dupont State Forest, Pisgah National Forest, Holmes Educational Forest, Gorges State Park, and Jones Gap State Park.
Shining Rock Wilderness Area: Boasting some of the best wildflower displays in North Carolina, this area is great for those looking for a peaceful hiking experience.
Dupont State Forest: Flowing mountain biking trails with scenic lake and waterfall routes.
Flyfishing with guide – Pisgah Outdoors: – We are located in fly fishing paradise with over 421 miles of fishable trout streams! And with our temperate climate, the sport of fishing can be enjoyed year around. Heath with Pisgah Outdoor is our fly fishing guide recommendation for all levels of anglers. He will surely impress you with his knowledge of the best fishing spots and his artistic ability of fly tying. Looking for an even more “extreme” fishing adventure? Pisgah Outdoors offer a unique single or multi-day experience combining mountain biking and fly fishing allowing anglers to reach more remote areas where the fish are unsuspecting.
Davidson River: This is one of the most popular spots for trout fishing in North Carolina.
Big Laurel Creek: This secluded creek is perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle.
White Oak River: This river offers a variety of species including bass, catfish and perch.
Lake James: With miles of shoreline, this lake is great for fishing, boating and swimming.
Pigeon River: This river is perfect for fly fishing and is stocked with rainbow, brown and brook trout.
Explore Nature: Wildlife & Plant life
See Pisgah’s wild side up close.
Black Bears: These shy and majestic animals can sometimes be seen roaming the more secluded areas of Pisgah National Forest.
Wildflowers: Home to over 600 plant species, Pisgah National Forest bursts with colorful wildflowers throughout the seasons.
Trout: Native brook and rainbow trout thrive in the forest’s pristine rivers and streams, making it a haven for anglers and nature lovers alike.
White-Tailed Deer: Frequently spotted grazing in spring, white-tailed deer are among the most common and graceful residents of the forest.
Bird Watching: With its diverse habitats, Pisgah National Forest offers excellent birding opportunities for spotting a wide variety of native and migratory species.
White Squirrel (Wildlife): Brevard’s famous white squirrels, often spotted around town and forest edges.
Mountain Laurels (Flora): Blooming pink and white shrubs that brighten the mountains each spring.
