Pisgah National Forest Black Mountain Campground, Burnsville, NC - GPS, Campsites, Rates, Photos, Reviews, Amenities, Activities, Policies, and Events

Pisgah National Forest Black Mountain Campground

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Location
Address: 50 Black Mountain Campground Rd, Burnsville, North Carolina 28714
GPS: 35.752721, -82.221142
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Local Directions: From Burnsville take U.S. 19E for 5 miles, turn right on NC 80S for 12 miles. Just past the Mt. Mitchell Golf Course turn right on Forest Road #472. After a mile of paved road, the road becomes gravel. Watch for a right turn and stay on FR #472.

Contact Information
Local Phone: 1-828-675-5616
Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea... This is a link to an external website. We are not responsible for the content of external websites.

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Open
April 13 to October 31

Sites
43 RV Sites, 43 Tent Sites, 43 No Hookup, 2 Pull Thru

Rates
Daily Rates: $22.00 - $65.00

Facilities & Services
Bathhouse / Restrooms, Dump Station, Hot Showers

Recreation
Fishing, Hiking

Policies
All Ages, Pets Welcome

Restrictions
Max RV Length 84 ft, Max RV Width 11 ft

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Sites

Total Sites	43
RV Sites	43

Tent Sites	43
Max RV Length	84 ft

Max RV Width	11 ft

No Hookup (43)

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Facilities and Services

	Hours	Description	Fees
Bathhouse / Restrooms
Dump Station
Flush Toilets
Hot Showers

Recreation

	Hours	Description	Fees
Amphitheater
Fishing
Hiking		Devil's Den Forest Walk - 0.5 mile. Mt. Mitchell Trail - 5.6 miles. Lost Cove Ridge Trail - 3.3 miles
Horseshoes
Sports Field
Volleyball

Reviews

Average Rating		(5)
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	A lovely old family park
Confederate Silver October 6, 2011

This place is like a second home to me. We've been returning here for many years now, ever since my kids were still small. They're a little bigger now and the place still looks beautiful to them. The sites we had were pretty roomy for our needs, and the campground itself is a great base for hiking and biking around the Mt. Mitchell area. You can also spend the day listening to the song of the river while fishing for trout. They've added bathrooms with hot showers in the last few years, and the wonderful staff have kept them very clean. We don't see any reason not to come back year after year. We stayed here in a Tent.

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