Todd hugs the New River in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains. Anglers chase trophy trout, hikers chase summit views at Elk Knob State Park. Four RV parks anchor your trip, from budget riverside spots to full-amenity retreats, all under $140 a night.
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About Todd, North Carolina
Todd thrives on the New River's trout-filled waters. Fishermen launch from Todd Bridge on NC Highway 194. Elk Knob State Park rises nearby with 2,000-foot peaks and 16 miles of trails. Blue Ridge Parkway curves ten miles south for epic drives. Local fiddlers pick strings at summer hootenannies in this Watauga County holler.
Blue Bear Mountain Campground draws families who need laundry, showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $42 to $136 nightly. Rivergirl Fish Camp fits solo anglers or couples on tight budgets with WiFi, 30-amp hookups, and pet welcomes from $24 to $50. Elk Knob State Park suits hardcore hikers craving primitive immersion amid wildflowers and waterfalls. River Livin' tempts fire-building fans with exact $65 nights right on the water.
- Four RV parks cluster near Todd Bridge on NC 194, starting at $24 per night.
- Two parks, Rivergirl Fish Camp and River Livin', sit directly on the New River.
- Blue Bear Mountain Campground stocks laundry, showers, and a dump station for longer stays.
- Elk Knob State Park packs 16 miles of trails into 3,000 acres of high-elevation wilderness.
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