Welcome to White Pine Group Camp Site, a hidden gem located in the heart of Pisgah Forest, North Carolina. This campground is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the bustling crowds. With its lush surroundings and proximity to the river, White Pine Group Camp Site offers a perfect blend of nature and comfort.
The campground features four large tent pads, providing ample space for group camping. Additional tents can be accommodated, making it a versatile choice for larger groups. Essential amenities include running water and a well-maintained outhouse, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.
White Pine Group Camp Site is known for its serene environment, where you can enjoy the occasional sight of hikers and cyclists passing by. The site is not heavily trafficked, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. However, it's important to note that the water from the pump may appear brown, so bringing a water filter is recommended.
Despite its secluded location, the campground has received mixed reviews regarding visitor behavior. Some guests have reported instances of unauthorized camping attempts, which can be attributed to the site's proximity to the forest entrance. Nevertheless, the campground's beauty, spaciousness, and clean vault toilets have left a lasting impression on many visitors.
Experience the charm of White Pine Group Camp Site and create unforgettable memories in the great outdoors. Whether you're planning a group camping trip or a solo adventure, this campground offers the perfect setting for your next outdoor escape.
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great site away from the more crowded campgrounds. There are 4 large Tent pads, but room for more tents. There is running water and an outhouse. You see the occasional hiker or cyclist but it's not a high traffic area
The water that came out of the pump was brown - was glad we brought a water filter. Also I’ve never felt so beseiged by people at a campsite before - a group was trying to stealth camp even tho we had reserved it, several others attempted to camp there while we were there, and a group snuck in at night. Super annoying but it’s probably because it’s right at the entrance to the forest. Other than that its beautiful, large, right by the river, parking was very close, and the vault toilets were the cleanest I’d ever used.
This place is simply amazing. It's within 5 minutes of the entrance to the park. Parking is within75 ft of the campsite. There's a little bridge that crosses the creek from the parking spot. There's enough parking for roughly 10 cars. There are five large flat tent sites. Don't worry about having enough space. You can always pitch tents on the grass all over the place. Couple down sides: It has no running water. Bring your own water. It does have a indoor pit toilet. They are not very clean. Imagine a portajohn. Keep in mind this place is a primitive campsite for large groups. You have to reserve this place online.
Well maintained simi primitive facilities only about 3 miles to groceries and shopping but you get the feeling you are out in the boonies.There are actually two sections to the group campground, a upper section and a lower section. There is a cold mountain stream running through the property to cool off on hot summer days. Horse riding stables are just up the road a bit on the unpaved forest service road. If you take the road all the way through, you will get to see some beautiful mountain sceneries. The road ends on US Highway 276 just south of The Cradle of Forestry in America.
Tent camping at it's best! Nice creek, fire pit, grill. Fun family camping.
Great, well maintained group camp spot, perma-johns were probably about as clean as they could be, 4 large tent pads 10’x20’, large charcoal grill, fire pit, bear box for food storage and 4 picnic tables. Nice deep creek makes sleeping easy, plenty of nearby hiking trails.