Group Campgrounds in North Carolina

Discover the best group campgrounds across North Carolina. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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4.9

(77)

Long Point Cabin Camp

Harkers Island
Cape Lookout National Seashore

Ten duplex cabins accommodate groups of 6-12 guests, with reservable full or half units that bring electricity to this boat-access barrier island. Gather your fishing crew or family on private porches between surf casting sessions, then walk steps to untouched beaches where shells blanket...

4.7

(219)

Briar Bottom Group Campground

Burnsville
National Forests in North Carolina

Six dedicated group sites form a scenic loop beneath Mt. Mitchell, each equipped with flush toilets and positioned to accommodate family reunions or scout troops planning multi-day mountain adventures.

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4.6

(530)

Standing Indian Campground

Franklin
National Forests in North Carolina

Four distinct camping loops wind through ancient forest terrain, offering flexible configurations that accommodate everything from intimate gatherings to large family reunions.

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About Group Campgrounds in North Carolina

Group camping in North Carolina offers extraordinary diversity, from the windswept beaches of Long Point Cabin Camp on the barrier islands to the misty peaks surrounding Briar Bottom Group Campground at the base of Mount Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi. The state's geographic variety creates unparalleled opportunities for groups seeking everything from coastal adventures to mountain wilderness experiences.

Best Time

Spring and fall represent prime seasons for group camping in North Carolina, with April through May and September through October offering comfortable temperatures, lower humidity, and spectacular natural displays. Mountain locations like Briar Bottom and Standing Indian are particularly stunning during October's fall foliage, though these sites also shine in late spring when wildflowers blanket the forest floor and waterfalls run full.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
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4.7

(144)

Tsali Recreation Area

Robbinsville
National Forests in North Carolina

Forty-two forested sites provide ample space for multi-family adventures, with flush toilets, hot showers, and drinking water keeping everyone comfortable between trail rides.

Lake Norman State Park

Troutman

Multiple group campsites accommodate large gatherings along North Carolina's largest lake, where your crew can claim shoreline territory for swimming, fishing, and sunset cookouts.

Cataloochee Group Camp

Waynesville
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

This remote valley sanctuary accommodates up to 20 campers per site, offering your group exclusive access to historic log cabins, elk-filled meadows, and mountain trails far from the crowds.

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4.5

(239)

Curtis Creek Campground (Nc)

Old Fort
National Forests in North Carolina

Multiple camping loops provide flexibility for groups of various sizes, from intimate tent clusters to an expansive meadow that accommodates larger gatherings under open sky.

Newport
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Groups up to 25 gather under towering hardwoods at this dedicated basecamp, where tent pads nestle between Big Creek's rushing waters and trails that thread deep into the Smokies.

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4.7

(38)

White Pine South Group Camp

Pisgah Forest
National Forests in North Carolina

Your group of up to 25 claims an entire private camp beneath towering Pisgah National Forest pines, with exclusive access to a stone fire ring and picnic shelter for communal meals under the stars.

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4.7

(32)

Cove Creek Lower Group Camp

Pisgah Forest
National Forests in North Carolina

Up to 60 campers can reserve this secluded forest sanctuary, where towering hardwoods shade communal fire rings and everyone sleeps within earshot of rushing Cove Creek.

Kuykendall Group Camp

Brevard
National Forests in North Carolina

This secluded Pisgah National Forest retreat accommodates large gatherings with a single reservable site that can host up to 100 campers, ensuring your entire crew claims this mountain hideaway together.

Appletree Group Campground

Franklin
National Forests in North Carolina

Four dedicated sites accommodate gatherings from 25 to 100 guests, each with covered picnic shelters, fire rings, and grassy meadows that transform into tent villages under lantern-lit evenings.

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Long Point Cabin Camp

Briar Bottom Group Campground

Standing Indian Campground

Tsali Recreation Area

Lake Norman State Park

Cataloochee Group Camp

Curtis Creek Campground (Nc)

Big Creek Group Camp

White Pine South Group Camp

Cove Creek Lower Group Camp

Kuykendall Group Camp

Appletree Group Campground

Hanging Rock State Park

Cheoah Point Cabin 2

Cataloochee Horse Camp

South Mountains State Park

Raven Rock State Park

Hammocks Beach State Park

Hurricane Creek Horse & Primitive Campground

Curtis Creek Campground

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group camping and outdoor gatheringsHiking mountain trails and Appalachian Trail accessFishing in mountain streams, rivers, and lakesSwimming and beach activities at coastal and lake sitesMountain biking on dedicated trail systemsWildlife viewing including elk herds and coastal birds

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve early for North Carolina group sites, as the most desirable locations like Tsali Recreation Area and Lake Norman State Park book solid for weekends 6-9 months ahead, particularly during fall foliage season.
2Most group campgrounds require full payment at booking with cancellation penalties, so confirm your group size before committing.
3Bring layered clothing regardless of season, as mountain elevations can experience 20-30 degree temperature swings between day and night even in summer.
4For coastal sites like Long Point, pack insect repellent and sun protection, while mountain locations require bear-proof food storage and awareness of black bear activity.

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