125 of 126 campsites have Campfire Allowed

76 of 126 campsites have Food Storage Locker

All campsites have Is Equipment Mandatory

There are variety of Driveway Grade. Such as moderate and slight.

A Loop Site 1 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site - double driveway

Shady

A few steps

Site 3

A Loop Site 4

A Loop Site 3 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 5  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 5 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 6

A Loop Site 6  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 7  - RV Nonelectric (Handicap Accessible)

A Loop Site 8 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 9  - RV Nonelectric (Handicap Accessible)

A Loop Site 10 - RV Nonelectric

Long driveway

Picnic table

A Loop Site 11  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 12  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 12

Double drive

A Loop Site 13  - RV Nonelectric

Trees

A Loop Site 14  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 14  - Level site

A Loop Site 15  - RV Nonelectric

Level site, sunny

A Loop Site 16  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 16  - Long driveway

Level site

A Loop Site 17  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 18  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 18  - Long driveway

Step up

A Loop Site 19 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 20  - long driveway

Steps up to table.

A Loop Site 20  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 21 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 22  - RV Nonelectric

Table

Level double driveway

A Loop Site 23  - RV Nonelectric

Down to table

Partial shade

A Loop Site 24 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 25 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 25 - RV Nonelectric Picnic Table

A25 Table

A Loop Site 26 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 27  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 28  - RV Nonelectric

Long parking area

Tent Nonelectric

A Loop Site 29 - Tent Nonelectric

Table and fire ring

A Loop Site 30 - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 31  - RV Nonelectric

Single driveway

A Loop Site 32  - RV Nonelectric

A Loop Site 32

Level double drive

A Loop Site 33  - RV Nonelectric

Shaded

B Loop Site 1  - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 2

B Loop Site 2  - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 3  - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 4 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 5 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 6 - Standard Nonelectric

Popular site

B Loop Site 7 - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 7

B Loop Site 8 - RV Nonelectric

Site B-8

B Loop Site 9

B Loop Site 9 - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 10  - Standard Nonelectric

B loop site 10

B Loop Site 11  - Standard Nonelectric

B-11

B Loop Site 12  - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 12 RV

B Loop Site 13 - Standard Nonelectric

Level driveway

B Loop Site 14

B Loop Site 14  - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 15  - RV Nonelectric

Tent pad

B Loop Site 16 - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 17  - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 18 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 19 - RV Nonelectric (Handicap Accessible)

Driveway is level.

Site B-20

B Loop Site 20  - RV Nonelectric (Handicap Accessible)

B Loop Site 21 - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 21

B Loop Site 22 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 22

B Loop Site 23

B Loop Site 23 - Standard Nonelectric

B Loop Site 24 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 25 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 26 - RV Nonelectric

Table area

B Loop Site 26

B Loop Site 27 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 28

B Loop Site 28 - RV Nonelectric

B Loop Site 29

B Loop Site 29 - RV Nonelectric

C Loop Site 1 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 2 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 3, walk up to table and tent.

C Loop Site 3 - Tent Nonelectric

Site C4

C Loop Site 4 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 5 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 5

Steps to site

Table and tent pad

C Loop Site 6 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 7

C Loop Site 7 - Tent Nonelectric Stairs

C Loop Site 7 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 7 - Tent Nonelectric Drive

C Loop Site 8 - Tent Nonelectric Picnic Table

C Loop Site 8

Site C8 parking

C Loop Site 9 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 9

C Loop Site 10 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 11 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 12 - Tent Nonelectric Stairs

C Loop Site 12 - Tent Nonelectric Drive

C Loop Site 12 - Tent Nonelectric Picnic Table

C Loop Site 12 - Tent Nonelectric Picnic

Site C-13

C13 tent

C Loop Site 13

C Loop Site 14

C Loop Site 14 - Tent Nonelectric Picnic Table

Parking

C Loop Site 15- Tent Nonelectric

Sunny

C Loop Site 16 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 16

Large site

C Loop Site 17- Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 18- Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 19- Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 20 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 21 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 21

C Loop Site 22 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 22

C Loop Site 24 - Tent Nonelectric

Driveway

C Loop Site 25 - Tent Nonelectric

Very open

Parking area

C Loop Site 26 - Tent Nonelectric

In the woods.

C Loop Site 27 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 28 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 29

C Loop Site 29 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 30 - Tent Nonelectric

In the woods

C Loop Site 31 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 32 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 33 - Tent Nonelectric

C Loop Site 34 - Tent Nonelectric

Mostly sunny

D Loop Site 1 - Tent Nonelectric

D Loop Site 2 - Tent Nonelectric

D Loop Site 4 - Tent Nonelectric

D Loop Site 5 - Tent Nonelectric

D Loop Site 6 - Tent Nonelectric

Sunset across from Mt. Pisgah Campground.

Tall trees help keep the campground cool.

A cozy tent set-up at Mt. Pisgah

Azaleas add to the beauty of the area.

The train at Cradle of Forestry, a nearby attraction.

Lingering morning cloud cover.

Spectacular view from Frying Pan Trail.

Mount Pisgah can be viewed from the campground.

Mount Pisgah Campground

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>One of the most popular of the Parkway's campgrounds, Mount Pisgah Campground is perched in the rolling mountains of western North Carolina on the southernmost end of the famous Blue Ridge Parkway.  Surrounded by dense hardwood forests at an elevation of 4980 feet, it offers shady, cool respite from the summer heat.  Whichever end of the day appeals, spectacular sunrise and sunset panoramic views can be enjoyed from nearby overlooks.  Several popular hiking trails, ranging from moderate to strenuous, are accessible from the campground.  Drenched in history, this area was once part of the holdings of George Vanderbilt and the site of his hunting camp house, Buck Springs (no longer standing), is close by.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>Several popular hiking trails, ranging from moderate to difficult, are easily accessible from the campground. The <strong>Frying Pan Trail</strong> leads adventurers 1.6 miles (2.6 km) south to the Fire Tower at Frying Pan Mountain. Hiking north on the trail you'll arrive at the  Pisgah Inn  and from there, the <strong>Buck Spring Trail</strong> leads visitors through the thick hardwood forest and along rocky terrain to the Mt. Pisgah Parking Area. From the parking area it is a 1.6 mile (2.6 km) uphill trek to the top of Mt. Pisgah.   <br><br>The <strong>Shut-In Trail</strong> is the original route from the Biltmore Estate to the Buck Spring Lodge, and heads north along the Blue Ridge Parkway toward Asheville. The Buck Spring Lodge was a mountain getaway for George Vanderbilt, owner of the famous Biltmore Estate.    <br><br>The North Carolina  <strong>Mountains to Sea Trail</strong>  follows both the <strong>Buck Spring</strong> and <strong>Shut-In Trails</strong>, and connects to trails in Pisgah National Forest.</p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>Both RV and tent sites are available at this roomy campground. Modern amenities like flush toilets, drinking water, dump station, and a country store create a comfortable camping experience. Sites come with picnic tables and fire rings, perfect for barbecues and marshmallow roasting.   <br><br>In addition to the 53 sites available for advance reservation, 71 campsites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.  The availability of first come, first served sites cannot be tracked through Recreation.gov.  These sites must be booked in person at the campground kiosk.   Mt. Pisgah campground is oftentimes full each weekend.</p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Mount Pisgah is part of the Appalachian Mountain Range, an area of the country with scenery that never disappoints, whether blanketed in wildflowers in the spring or bursting with red, orange, and yellow hues in the fall. 
  
The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic byway that follows the high crests of the central and southern Appalachians for 469 miles from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. 
  
At an elevation of 4,980 feet (1,518 m), Mount Pisgah offers moderate to cool temperatures during camping seasons.
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
<p>The beautiful <strong>Pisgah Inn</strong> is located adjacent to the campground and offers a restaurant and country store. <br>  <br>Additionally, historic <strong>Asheville, North Carolina</strong> is about 20 miles away, offering grocery stores, fuel and medical facilities.</p>

One of the most popular of the Parkway's campgrounds, Mount Pisgah Campground is perched in the rolling mountains of western North Carolina on the southernmost end of the famous Blue Ridge Parkway.  Surrounded by dense hardwood forests at an elevation of 4980 feet, it offers shady, cool respite from the summer heat.  Whichever end of the day appeals, spectacular sunrise and sunset panoramic views can be enjoyed from nearby overlooks.  Several popular hiking trails, ranging from moderate to strenuous, are accessible from the campground.  Drenched in history, this area was once part of the holdings of George Vanderbilt and the site of his hunting camp house, Buck Springs (no longer standing), is close by.

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pets allowed

picnic table

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rv-28ft

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