Welcome to Cataloochee Horse Camp, a premier destination within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, located in the scenic mountains of Waynesville, North Carolina. This campground offers a unique experience for nature lovers, horse enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat.
Environment and Features:
Cataloochee Horse Camp is situated in a beautifully rugged terrain, offering absolutely beautiful land. The area is known for its stunning mountain views and abundant wildlife, including elk and even bears. The campground provides a serene environment, ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. However, visitors should be aware that the access road is a 3-4 mile, one-lane, gravel road with switchbacks, requiring careful driving, especially for trailers 25ft or longer.
Services and Amenities:
The camp accommodates various camping styles, including tents, trucks, and campers, and is particularly well-equipped for horse camping. The staff is known for their kindness and helpfulness, ensuring a pleasant stay for all visitors. The horse trails are a major highlight, offering breathtaking views, though they are noted to be rocky and rough, recommending trail boots for horses.
Activities and Attractions:
Promotional Information:
Cataloochee Horse Camp is highly recommended for those seeking an authentic mountain camping experience. The campground offers a unique blend of adventure and tranquility, making it a worthwhile destination for all ages. Whether you're planning a family camping trip, a solo retreat, or a horse riding adventure, Cataloochee Horse Camp provides a memorable experience. The clean and wide paths and great trails are fun for all ages. The drive is worth it anytime.
Contact Information:
For reservations or inquiries, please contact Cataloochee Horse Camp at:
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Absolutely beautiful land. The staff of the park is so kind. Great camping site for all things, tents, trucks, campers, even horse camps. The horse trails are stunning views but are very rocky and rough on a horse. Trail boots definitely recommended. The drive is also quite a drive with a 3 or 4 mile one lane width, gravel road full of switch backs. Trailers 25ft or longer be prepared for tight turns. Tons of elk, even saw a mama bear & her cub. Worth the drive in a car anytime.
Great trails. Fun for all ages. Clean amd wide paths
Best Quiet place in the world to talk to your loved ones in Heaven. . . I love you all SOOOOOOOO MUCH
Lovely trails