Old Fort marks the mountain gateway to Pisgah National Forest. Hikers chase Catawba Falls while bikers shred the Old Fort Trails. Eight RV parks position you perfectly for these adventures, from budget spots to full-hookup havens.
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Old Fort hugs U.S. Highway 25 in McDowell County. Catawba Falls plunges 450 feet over mossy rocks, drawing crowds on its ADA-accessible trail. Mountain bikers conquer the 30-mile Old Fort Trails loop, ranked among America's best. The historic Montford family cemetery and downtown's Swannanoa River breweries add layers to every visit.
RV parks anchor your stay amid these gems. Catawba Falls Campground fits groups with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups starting at $42/night. Curtis Creek Campground tempts thrifty campers from $9/night. Skyisland Retreat And Campground spans $43 to $1000/night, complete with 30- and 50-amp power for luxury seekers. Miller Farm welcomes pets and campfires at $35-$40/night.
Old Fort stands out for Catawba Falls and world-class mountain biking. The 450-foot waterfall draws hikers on a 3-mile round-trip trail. Bikers ride the 30-mile Old Fort Trails system in Pisgah National Forest. History seekers visit the 18th-century fort replica downtown.
Find eight RV parks near Old Fort, including Catawba Falls Campground, Curtis Creek Campground, Skyisland Retreat And Campground, and Miller Farm. Catawba Falls offers WiFi and showers off Highway 9. Curtis Creek sits deep in the forest for $9/night basics.
Yes, Miller Farm welcomes pets on $35-$40/night sites with campfires allowed. Pets roam freely amid mountain views. Check individual park policies, as not all eight listings specify pet rules.