Rent a camper and gain access to a magical world in North Carolina. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is surrounded by high mountains that are blanketed by a soft, soothing green. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is set in deep woods consisting of wispy willow, gnarled oak, and birch trees. With 50 sites spread across 23 sprawling acres, there’s plenty of room for quiet and solitude. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is open year-round, though its bathrooms and showers are closed in winter.Visitors can opt for full or partial hookups, and they also gain access to several amenities like Wifi, laundry, and hot showers. The small on-site farm is a pleasant way to while away an afternoon. Pet the friendly horses or feed the goats. Ducks and chicken, the owners say, enjoy the attention, though they’re also content to browse for insects. The campground is also dog-friendly, though because of the resident animals, all dogs must be leashed.The closest town is Franklin, about 10 miles to the east. The town is known as the “gem capital of the world.” Franklin lives up to its reputation. Rockhounds and fossil hunters can easily find small precious stones like sapphires and rubies in the hills around the town. Franklin also hosts a biannual Gemboree. Jumpstart your RV camping vacation and book an RV in Macon County, NC.
Rent a camper and gain access to a magical world in North Carolina. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is surrounded by high mountains that are blanketed by a soft, soothing green. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is set in deep woods consisting of wispy willow, gnarled oak, and birch trees. With 50 sites spread across 23 sprawling acres, there’s plenty of room for quiet and solitude. Cartoogechaye Creek Campground is open year-round, though its bathrooms and showers are closed in winter.Visitors can opt for full or partial hookups, and they also gain access to several amenities like Wifi, laundry, and hot showers. The small on-site farm is a pleasant way to while away an afternoon. Pet the friendly horses or feed the goats. Ducks and chicken, the owners say, enjoy the attention, though they’re also content to browse for insects. The campground is also dog-friendly, though because of the resident animals, all dogs must be leashed.The closest town is Franklin, about 10 miles to the east. The town is known as the “gem capital of the world.” Franklin lives up to its reputation. Rockhounds and fossil hunters can easily find small precious stones like sapphires and rubies in the hills around the town. Franklin also hosts a biannual Gemboree. Jumpstart your RV camping vacation and book an RV in Macon County, NC.