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Lake Hickory, NC, is a man-made reservoir on the Catawba River, just northeast of the city of Hickory. Oxford Dam that created Lake Hickory, was completed in 1927 to create a reservoir of over 7,000-acres, with a shoreline of more than 105-miles. The main purpose of the reservoir was to provide water for the local communities, but it has also become a popular recreational area.

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Getting Outdoors

There are more than 15 public access areas along the shoreline, so making use of the recreational facilities is easy when you camp in an RV at Lake Hickory. From swimming to fishing, boating, and water sports, you’ll find plenty to do, making it a great location for your next RV camping vacation.

Camping at Lake Hickory

On the southern shore of Lake Hickory is Lake Hickory RV Resort near the town of Conover. Set up with the family in mind, this campground has over 200 full hookup campsites, restrooms with showers, and a laundry. The campground has a swimming area on the lake, a kid’s playground, and plenty of outdoor activities to keep everyone busy. This could be a great location for your next motorhome camping vacation.

Exploring the Area

If you are a fan of the Hunger Games TV series, then a visit to the Henry River Mill Village is sure to be high on your list of places to see. Originally a gold-panning town that was first established in 1905, it grew to incorporate 20 buildings, including the mill. It prospered, producing yarn up until 1973 when the mill finally closed down. The village was completely abandoned in 1987 and is now owned by a single person. It was used as the setting for

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Riverbend Park and Lower Lake Hickory, NCStony Point, NC
  • Glen C. Hilton Jr., Memorial Park Trail, NCHickory, NC
  • Lakeside Park Trail, NCBlue Ridge Parkway, NC
  • Heritage Trail Greenway , NCBlue Ridge Parkway, NC
  • Heritage Trail Greenway, NCNewton, NC
  • Bakers Mountain Trail, NCHickory, NC
  • Bakers Mountain Loop Hike, NCHickory, NC
  • Hollow Rock Trail, NCTownship of Taylorsville, NC
  • Grindstone Trail, NCTownship of Taylorsville, NC
  • W. Kerr Scott Reservoir, NCPurlear, NC

Recent RV rental reviews in Lake Hickory

Robin M.

April, 2026

The camper was clean and beautiful! Had a fantastic time!
Richard B.

March, 2026

Joanny was a pleasure to work with. She had a very flexible pickup and return times. She was like a close friend. Her camper was well stocked with everything you need for a very comfortable camping trip Camper was very clean and pulled very well. I can't say enough about our experience with Joanny and her camper. Next time we decided to rent she will be our go too.
Thanks Joanny and outdoorsy for a great time
Carolyn T.

March, 2026

We had the best time! It was our first time so we figured we might have a few hangups. We did but Scott was quick to respond and educate us and walk us through the few things that came up. Clean, responsive, and kind made for an amazing 1st experience!

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