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Backcountry Campsite #66

Noland Creek Trail, Bryson City, NC 28713, USA

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Nestled along Noland Creek Trail in Bryson City, NC 28713, Backcountry Campsite #66 offers a unique and remote camping experience. This campsite is a hidden treasure for those seeking an adventurous getaway amidst stunning natural beauty.

  • Environment: Surrounded by the tranquility of Noland Creek, this site provides a peaceful retreat. Accessible only by boat during summer months or via a challenging hike through waist-high water and uphill terrain, it's ideal for experienced campers.
  • Services: As a backcountry site, amenities are limited but include basic facilities to meet your primitive camping needs. The focus here is on nature and self-sufficiency.
  • Characteristics: Known for its rugged terrain and secluded location, the campsite attracts those who enjoy solitude and the beauty of unspoiled nature. The area offers opportunities for hiking, fishing, and photography.
  • Promotional Info: Are you ready for an adventure? Backcountry Campsite #66 challenges you to embrace the wild with its unique access routes and natural surroundings. Perfect for those who appreciate nature's untouched beauty.

Campers have praised the site for its seclusion, with many describing it as a true off-the-beaten-path experience. The lack of signage enhances the feeling of discovery, making it a favorite among enthusiasts seeking an authentic wilderness experience.

  • Customer Feedback: Reviews highlight the campsite's beauty and tranquility, with one visitor noting that "this place is awesome" and another describing it as a hidden gem worth exploring. The challenges of access are seen as part of the adventure, adding to its charm.

Backcountry Campsite #66 is more than just a campsite; it's an experience. For those ready to venture off the beaten path and embrace nature in all its raw beauty, this site offers an unforgettable journey into the wild.

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Activities

Hiking

Amenities

Restroom

Tent sites

Children

Good for kids

Kid-friendly hikes

Parking

On-site parking

Joshua G Aug 07
★★★★☆4

During the summer months, it is only accessible by boat, unless you’re ok with walking through waist high water. There’s a significant slope with only a couple of small semi-level spots for tents. We were battling gravity at every turn lol

Bre Ximenes Feb 08
★★★★★5

This was a great hike off the beaten path. Most people don't even know about this place. .. not even a big sign but a vacant parking area with a small wooden sign just down from parking area...leading into the woods... Colton creek.. look it up! When Fontana lake is gone, this is what you will find. Awesome!

The bizarre Tzar Jul 13
★★★★☆4

Decent hike, found some red chanterelles while hiking in. Log jam at the end of the trail so fishing is limited. Saw a decent sized small mouth bass. Was hoping to do some trout fishing.

Shelby Stephens May 29
★★★★★5

Where Noland Creek flows into Lake Fontana there are some beautiful swim holes and thousands of butterflies seem to congregate in this area.

Valerie Daniels Oct 10
★★★★★5

Awesome place to primitive camp. Fire-pit and "chairs", flat spot to pitch tent, advanced pulley system to hang food/trash in trees to keep bears out of your camp.

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