Stonebridge Campground, Maggie Valley NC, offers RV sites, tent camping and rental lodging. This guide helps you compare site types and booking requirements at this private property. For the wider area, see our Maggie Valley camping guide; contact details and the map are on the Stonebridge directory listing.
Which Stonebridge is this? This guide covers Stonebridge RV Resort & Campgrounds, a privately operated RV park and campground in Maggie Valley, Haywood County, North Carolina. It is not a National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service or state park campground, and it is not inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park. People search for it as a “campground,” an “RV park” or an “RV resort”; those terms all point to the same business.
For the directory entry with map and contact details, see the Stonebridge RV Resort & Campgrounds listing, phone and map. This page does not repeat those details.
Stonebridge Campground, Maggie Valley, NC: Overview
Stonebridge RV Park, Maggie Valley NC, is the same property marketed as Stonebridge RV Resort & Campgrounds. Its official website describes a creekside setting on Soco Road, with RV sites, tent camping and cabins. Confirm the facilities of the particular site or rental before booking.
The Maggie Valley Chamber of Commerce, the town’s official visitor resource, lists Stonebridge among the area’s RV and camping facilities.
Stonebridge RV Resort in Maggie Valley, North Carolina: Sites and Lodging
The operator lists these campsite categories at Stonebridge RV Resort, Maggie Valley NC:
- Premium Creek and Standard Creek sites
- Premium Pull Through and Standard Pull Through sites
- Premium Back In and Premier Back In sites
The website says the sites are a mix of gravel and grass. It does not give hookup amperage on the pages checked for this guide, so check with the campground if your rig needs a specific service.
How many sites does Stonebridge have?
The sources disagree, so both are cited and not blended. Stonebridge’s own website says it has more than 260 sites. The Maggie Valley Chamber of Commerce directory lists 190 sites for the same property. Because the figures differ, treat the number as unconfirmed and ask the campground.
Cabins, cottages and other lodging
The campground’s website also lists non-camping stays:
- Cabins and dry cabins (the site says they sleep 3 to 4; dry cabins have no bathroom)
- Deluxe chalets (sleep 4)
- Creekside cottages, a creekview cottage and a country cottage (sleep 6)
- A chateau (sleeps 6, with two bathrooms)
The campground’s rates page lists minimum stays for these: no minimum for dry camping cabins, two nights for cabins and deluxe chalets, and three nights for the creekside and creekview cottages, the country cottage and the chateau. The website also mentions tiny homes and park model homes for purchase, which is separate from camping.
Facilities listed by the campground
According to Stonebridge’s website: a swimming pool, a splash pad, a playground, a game room, basketball, volleyball and horseshoe courts, fire rings, a bathhouse, laundry, a covered pavilion, a community center, motorcycle shelters, WiFi and a fenced dog run. The campground’s rules page states that current staff are trained through the American Red Cross in CPR, first aid and AED use, with an AED kept in the front office.
The Chamber of Commerce entry for the property mentions full hook-ups, creekside sites, tents, a dining hall, showers and laundry. Treat any facility that appears in only one of the two sources as something to confirm.
Season and Reservations
The pages of the campground’s website checked for this guide do not state fixed open and close dates, and the rates page points to special winter rates by phone. Use the campground’s own reservation page and our listing for the current schedule. Online booking is available through the campground’s website. Promotions, where offered, carry their own conditions that the campground posts.
On cancellations, the campground’s rules page sets separate terms for daily or weekly stays and for monthly stays, with shorter windows carrying less or no refund, and says holiday reservations are non-refundable. Read the current policy before booking. The rates page adds that leaving early because of weather or other events results in no refund. This guide gives no prices; the campground’s rates page is the place to check them.
Getting There and Location
The campground’s website gives its location as Soco Road (Highway 19) in Maggie Valley. The listing page has the map. The website states the Blue Ridge Parkway is minutes away, and describes the property as sitting along Jonathan Creek. This guide gives no drive times because the sources checked did not provide them.
Things to Do Near Stonebridge RV in Maggie Valley
The operator names Soco Falls, Waterrock Knob and Cataloochee Valley among nearby attractions. Use the official pages below to check access and current conditions before planning a day trip.
Waterrock Knob, Blue Ridge Parkway
The National Park Service lists the Waterrock Knob Viewpoint and Trail at Blue Ridge Parkway milepost 451. It gives the visitor center elevation as 5,820 feet and the summit as 6,273 feet. The trail to the summit and back is a one-mile round trip with a 460-foot elevation gain; the first 0.2 miles are paved and the rest is uneven dirt and rock, steep in places. The NPS lists a seasonal visitor center, picnic tables, drinking water and seasonal restrooms. See the NPS Waterrock Knob page. For Parkway road status, use the Blue Ridge Parkway conditions page and not this guide.
Cataloochee Valley, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The NPS says Cataloochee is a valley in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is home to one of the park’s two main elk herds. Its Cataloochee and Balsam Mountain page says the entrance road is winding gravel with steep drop-offs and no guard rails, and that drivers may have to stop or back up to let oncoming vehicles pass. It describes the road as 11 miles from NC Highway 276. The NPS says to plan elk viewing for early morning or late evening, and that it is illegal to approach elk within 25 yards or bears within 50 yards; see its elk page.
Soco Falls
Soco Falls appears on Stonebridge’s own list of nearby attractions. This guide does not describe it further because no official page was verified.
For a larger Smokies plan, see our Great Smoky Mountains camping guide.
Rules to Know at Stonebridge
From the campground’s rules page:
- Check-in is 2:00 pm for campsites and 3:00 pm for rentals; check-out is 11:00 am.
- Quiet time is 10:00 pm to 8:00 am.
- Pets must be on a fixed leash no longer than 6 feet and under the owner’s control, may not be left unattended or tied up outside, and owners must clean up immediately. Vicious breeds are not permitted.
- Campfires must never be left unattended, and trash burning is prohibited. Outside firewood is banned; the rules say to buy wood at the office.
- Guests must register at the front office, and campers are responsible for their guests.
- The speed limit is 5 mph, and a valid park pass is required.
- Fireworks and firearms are prohibited, as are hoverboards and motorized toys.
The rules page may be updated, so read it before you arrive.
Nearby Campgrounds in Maggie Valley
Our directory currently lists three campgrounds in Maggie Valley:
- Stonebridge RV Resort & Campgrounds (cabins, RV and tent camping)
- Hillbilly Creekside Campground (RV camping)
- Cross Creek RV Park (RV camping)
The Maggie Valley Chamber of Commerce lists other RV and camping properties in the valley; check its campgrounds and RV resorts page for the full set. For another Smokies-area option, see the Deep Creek camping guide.
Stonebridge RV Resort, Maggie Valley NC: common questions
Is Stonebridge a national park or national forest campground?
No. Stonebridge’s own website presents it as a privately run RV resort and campground in Maggie Valley.
Does Stonebridge allow tents?
Our directory lists tent camping, RV camping and cabins for Stonebridge, and the Chamber of Commerce entry mentions tents. Confirm tent site availability with the campground.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, with limits. The campground’s rules page requires a fixed leash of no more than 6 feet and bars leaving pets unattended or tied up outside. The website also lists a fenced dog run.
How many sites does it have?
Stonebridge’s website says more than 260; the Maggie Valley Chamber of Commerce lists 190. Confirm with the campground.
What are check-in and check-out times?
Per the campground’s rules page: check-in at 2:00 pm for campsites and 3:00 pm for rentals, check-out at 11:00 am.
Can I bring my own firewood?
No. The campground’s rules say outside firewood is banned and wood should be bought at the office.
Plan Your Visit
For contact details and the map, see the Stonebridge RV Resort & Campgrounds listing, phone and map. For the surrounding public lands, see the National Forests in North Carolina and Recreation.gov. Seasons, policies and road conditions change, so confirm before you go.
Planning a stay at Stonebridge RV Resort, Maggie Valley NC? Check the Stonebridge listing and confirm site type, dates and current policies with the operator.
